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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    ygar, sorry to hear the confusing information that you have been given. Anyway, since you have been waiting for five months already, hopefully...
    Post door: daphne, 23 okt 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    ygar, you don't need to wait for your residence permit before your family can join you here. They can apply for an EEA family permit at the...
    Post door: daphne, 22 okt 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA Family Permit

    You don't need to use a lawyer to get a residence permit. The application is pretty straight forward. My husband and I spent 15 minutes filling...
    Post door: daphne, 5 okt 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Travel to US

    Just ask her to go to the US embassy to apply for a visa. They don't ask for tickets or hotel proof. I am not sure if a letter of invitation...
    Post door: daphne, 28 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration USA
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    I also received my EEC residence permit yesterday by post. It took altogether 8 weeks for me. I faxed them some documents twice. Before I...
    Post door: daphne, 28 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Hi Intothetrees, Have you called the IND recently to enquire the status? Why don't you tell them you have waited for more than six months,...
    Post door: daphne, 24 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA family permit and ... what later?

    Hi Anna and Aleksandra, Please do not be discouraged. Irish rules are not the same as British rules. I am not an expert in this area, but I...
    Post door: daphne, 19 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA family permit and ... what later?

    First, regarding whether your non-EU spouse can work, can you find out from the family permit or whatever stamp that the immigration officer puts...
    Post door: daphne, 19 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA family permit and ... what later?

    Aleksandra, I don't know what you wrote to the Home Office, but it seems like they have misunderstood your questions. If you and your husband...
    Post door: daphne, 19 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    neoneo, I think what Anna and her husband applied for were EEA family permits which are issued at British Consultes overseas. They were at a...
    Post door: daphne, 12 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA family permit and ... what later?

    For the old treaty countries, they will need to apply for EEC1 residence permits during that six-month period (both EU and non-EU dependents need...
    Post door: daphne, 12 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN British-Venezuelan & German-Venezuelan

    Happy to know that my info was useful. My husband is Portuguese. At U.K. airports, they just look at his ID card or passport and let him in....
    Post door: daphne, 7 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN British-Venezuelan & German-Venezuelan

    If you hold a German citizen passport, your wife holds a British citizen passport, and your children hold German citizen passports, your whole...
    Post door: daphne, 7 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Family permit extension? UK

    Try to call the IND. I think it is the IND which can extend your permit (this is what ukvisa told me). Try calling continuously. If you hear a...
    Post door: daphne, 6 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Family permit extension? UK

    Yes, it is possible to extend your permit. I phoned the ukvisa (part of the home office) before, according to their answer, you need to apply for...
    Post door: daphne, 6 jul 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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