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ravii wrote:If in oct 12 at the time of your application,your documents was based on less then two years relationships then your application is not up to the set requirement mentioned in EU regulations for durable relationships,and as far your information there is no child so far.so wait how the case worker deals your application.
Very simple fill EEA 2 form and attach your wife's current payslips etc,marriage certificate,proof of address along with your and your wife's passport,and go in post office and post it with recorded delivery,and then wait for your RC.jutt_don wrote:hi ravi i just entered in the uk on EEA fp for 6 months.
i got married in pakistan with my polish wife and got eea fp.
what are the requirements for eea2
I was married to my wife for a little over a year. Doesn't really matter if you are married for a year, two, five or 2 days. The less you are married, the more scrutiny they will apply, but they cannot deny on the basis of a short marriage. This is different in case of unmarried partners, where you must prove 2 years durable relationship.EEA2APPLICANT wrote:Anybody applying for eea2 with less than 2 years durable relationship and has anybody become successful?
thanks for reply ravi. but you said proof of address? i don't have any proof of address yet. no DVLA no BILLS no BANK ACCOUNT yet like i told you that i just entered uk last week. so what you advice.ravii wrote:Very simple fill EEA 2 form and attach your wife's current payslips etc,marriage certificate,proof of address along with your and your wife's passport,and go in post office and post it with recorded delivery,and then wait for your RC.jutt_don wrote:hi ravi i just entered in the uk on EEA fp for 6 months.
i got married in pakistan with my polish wife and got eea fp.
what are the requirements for eea2
Your EEA PR is valid for six months,you have panelty of time,you came last week in the UK but where is your wife?jutt_don wrote:thanks for reply ravi. but you said proof of address? i don't have any proof of address yet. no DVLA no BILLS no BANK ACCOUNT yet like i told you that i just entered uk last week. so what you advice.ravii wrote:Very simple fill EEA 2 form and attach your wife's current payslips etc,marriage certificate,proof of address along with your and your wife's passport,and go in post office and post it with recorded delivery,and then wait for your RC.jutt_don wrote:hi ravi i just entered in the uk on EEA fp for 6 months.
i got married in pakistan with my polish wife and got eea fp.
what are the requirements for eea2
im living with my wife at same adressravii wrote:Your EEA PR is valid for six months,you have panelty of time,you came last week in the UK but where is your wife?jutt_don wrote:thanks for reply ravi. but you said proof of address? i don't have any proof of address yet. no DVLA no BILLS no BANK ACCOUNT yet like i told you that i just entered uk last week. so what you advice.ravii wrote:Very simple fill EEA 2 form and attach your wife's current payslips etc,marriage certificate,proof of address along with your and your wife's passport,and go in post office and post it with recorded delivery,and then wait for your RC.jutt_don wrote:hi ravi i just entered in the uk on EEA fp for 6 months.
i got married in pakistan with my polish wife and got eea fp.
what are the requirements for eea2
thanks alot for your advice ravi. ya i know im doing hurry because im bit worried because they take allot of time in EEA2 cases so i wana get it as soon as possible so after that i can concentrate on my work because my financial conditions are not soo good.ravii wrote:Then sent your wife's utility bills,tangency agreement etc and write a covering letter that you are residing with your wife.but why you are in hurry?your permit is valid for six months so apply before the expiry of your current permit and during this time you will get your proof of address as well
Hi Toni34, I am presently in the same situation you were back in 2010. My partner just gave birth to twins and she EU national. so i'm planning to apply for EEA2. Want to ask if providing proof of residence very important to this application. Because at the moment I only have Tv license utility bill with my name on it. Thats the only utility bill I have.toni34 wrote:mate why the rush,go underground,dont get married now,wait till she gives birth,then apply as partner.or wait till you get your mat b certificate.then apply as family member of an eu national ,i was in this same situation in 2010,but i was advised by somebodyhere and mine was approved.even before then was an illegal immigrant.why do you thing the immigration guy didnt arrest you,you have a credible case but he will stress you because that is his job,but if all your documentation and circumstances points to a durable relationship with an eu national even Theresa May cant deport you or stop you.
Hi Toni34, Will like if you can give me guidance on documents you put together to make your application successful and how you filled your form too, the details please. Also in the EEA 2 form, the only space for EEA family member is for the individual exercising treaty rights, my partner. There is no place on the form to state or mention about my new babies. How can i go about that? Thank youtoni34 wrote:mate why the rush,go underground,dont get married now,wait till she gives birth,then apply as partner.or wait till you get your mat b certificate.then apply as family member of an eu national ,i was in this same situation in 2010,but i was advised by somebodyhere and mine was approved.even before then was an illegal immigrant.why do you thing the immigration guy didnt arrest you,you have a credible case but he will stress you because that is his job,but if all your documentation and circumstances points to a durable relationship with an eu national even Theresa May cant deport you or stop you.