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Discussion in 'Immigration UK' started by ind_dude, Sep 13, 2006.

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    hi triple H, hope ur sailing in pleasant ship. i m IND DUDE, hope u rememeber me and my situation. I was granted 6 months EEA family permit in june expiring in december. i was thinking of applying for residence but there are some queries if you can please help me :-

    1) what is difference between FMRS and EEA2 ? my wife has 5 yrs residence card so in that case, do i apply on FMRS or EEA2 ?

    2) My EEA family permit is expiring in december .. does that mean i have to apply just a month before expiry or i can apply for residence at any time ?? can i apply now when i have 3 months still on EEA family permit ??

    3) what are the main requirements to get residence ?? is marriage certificate , her job pay-slips, both the passports enough ??


    hope u will guide me promptly again as you did last time when i was in deep deep trouble. thanx again... U rockkkkkk man !
     
    #1 ind_dude, Sep 13, 2006
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    Send the form EEA 2,because your wife already got her EEA1.
    You can apply any time but it can take up to 6 months to decide(your passport will be "away" for a long time).

    Marriage certificate,passports,payslips,bank statments,accommodation details,letter from her work,your wifes letter and her residency details.

    You wont have any problems but may take a while.

    http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_10179.htm
     
    #2 Triple H, Sep 13, 2006
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    thanx triple H.... ur a star ! just wanna know can i send my wife's european ID instead of passport as she will need her passport ..

    thanx man.
     
    #3 ind_dude, Sep 15, 2006
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    ok thanx for the information. in that case, i will delay application for a bit .
     
    #5 ind_dude, Sep 16, 2006
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