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Watandar wrote:Dear members,
Part 8
Question 8.4 EEA national employement
Question 8.10 EEA national's current finances and employement
Is it really necessary to answer both question? In Question 8.4 I already give them my employement details. Why do they ask the same questions again in 8.10?
Thank you for your help.
hi, I've prob with this. I'm from bangladesh.my wife is latvian currently living in cyprus. either in cyprus or in bangladesh dont have any latvian embassy. so how can i submit her embassy certified copy? or i just submit her normal copy?frei wrote:You will need a certified copy of your passport, this can be done by the embassy of your country.Watandar wrote:Do I have to hand in an endorsed copy of my passport or will a normale copy be accepted as well?
Can be certfied by a lawyer, will also be better with a short accompanying letter from the lawyer.swordfish wrote:hi, I've prob with this. I'm from bangladesh.my wife is latvianfrei wrote:You will need a certified copy of your passport, this can be done by theWatandar wrote:Do
I have to hand in an endorsed copy of my passport or will a normale
copy be accepted as well?
embassy of your country.
currently living in cyprus. either in cyprus or in bangladesh dont have
any latvian embassy. so how can i submit her embassy certified copy? or i
just submit her normal copy?
Hi Frei, With all the respect I had the experience in British High commission Dublin and I gave them a copy attested by the solicitor and they sent me back asking for copy endorsed by my spouse's country's embassy. So We went to the embassy it cost €30.00 to get that sorted.frei wrote:Certified copy by a lawyer will be accepted, I know of someone did it just that way.rebel82 wrote:UKBA will ask you to produce the copy of EEA national's passport endorsed buy EEA national's country's embassy.
They will not accept a copy certified by Solicitor or anyone else.
I assume I can do this at the Dutch consulate in Edingburgh? Or does that have to be done in Afghanistan?frei wrote:You will need a certified copy of your passport, this can be done by the embassy of your country.Watandar wrote:Do I have to hand in an endorsed copy of my passport or will a normale copy be accepted as well?
Can you maybe help me with the following:frei wrote:Watandar wrote:Dear members,
Part 8
Question 8.4 EEA national employement
Question 8.10 EEA national's current finances and employement
Is it really necessary to answer both question? In Question 8.4 I already give them my employement details. Why do they ask the same questions again in 8.10?
Thank you for your help.
These questions are irrelevant. Ignore. I'd put not applicable.
Copy will be fine, I know of someone who did it that way.frei wrote:Certified copy by a lawyer will be accepted, I know of someone did it just that way.rebel82 wrote:UKBA will ask you to produce the copy of EEA national's passport endorsed buy EEA national's country's embassy.
They will not accept a copy certified by Solicitor or anyone else.
EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:
Copy will be fine, I know of someone who did it that way.
rebel82 wrote:UKBA will ask you to produce the copy of EEA national's passport endorsed buy EEA national's country's embassy.
They will not accept a copy certified by Solicitor or anyone else.
rebel82 wrote: Hi Frei, With all the respect I had the experience in British High commission Dublin and I gave them a copy attested by the solicitor and they sent me back asking for copy endorsed by my spouse's country's embassy. So We went to the embassy it cost €30.00 to get that sorted.
When you apply, you should include all the documents that you can to show that you are a family member of an EEA national. These should include:
a copy of the EEA national's passport, endorsed by the EEA national's embassy in the country of application; and
proof of your relationship to the EEA national (for example, your birth certificate or marriage certificate); and
a letter from the EEA national, declaring that you are travelling with them or are joining them in the UK.
Also here is the link for full page.
You should complain. The pdf guidance says copy.rebel82 wrote: Hi Frei, With all the respect I had the experience in British High commission Dublin and I gave them a copy attested by the solicitor and they sent me back asking for copy endorsed by my spouse's country's embassy. So We went to the embassy it cost €30.00 to get that sorted.
When you apply, you should include all the documents that you can to show that you are a family member of an EEA national. These should include:
a copy of the EEA national's passport, endorsed by the EEA national's embassy in the country of application; and
proof of your relationship to the EEA national (for example, your birth certificate or marriage certificate); and
a letter from the EEA national, declaring that you are travelling with them or are joining them in the UK.
Also here is the link for full page.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucit ... documents/
Evidence of your sponsor’s nationality
This could be copies of:
bio-data pages from their passport
their national identity document
their residence permit
If you want to travel as soon as possible, you can put down today's date or say as soon as possible.Watandar wrote: How can one tel on which date we wish to travel if we do not know when our application will be accepted?
Dear UKBA,
I, ____ ____, Austrian Citizen, would like to let you know my husband, _____ ____, of __ years will be accompanying me to the United Kingdom in the incoming weeks, for which he will need to be issued with an EEA Family Permit.
Therefore, as European Citizen, I would like to exercise my rights of free movement as indicated on Directive 2004/38/EC.
I have enclosed the following supporting documents:
• My Passport or Certified Copy of my Passport (Pick you choice)
• My husband’s original passport
• Marriage Certificate
• A photograph as per requirements
I look forward to receiving my Husband’s original passport with the Family Permit. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me at (-------- or -------). I welcome communication by email at: --------@-----.com
Kind Regards,
frei wrote:Watandar wrote:Dear members,
Part 8
Question 8.4 EEA national employement
Question 8.10 EEA national's current finances and employement
Is it really necessary to answer both question? In Question 8.4 I already give them my employement details. Why do they ask the same questions again in 8.10?
Thank you for your help.
These questions are irrelevant. Ignore. I'd put not applicable.