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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    There are NO fees for any of the European applications!--The ONE good thing about the process :) Good luck
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 30 jan 2006 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN READ THIS! Regarding employment of non-EEA National (UK)

    nyarob, you can apply for an EEA family permit in the US if you can prove that you are legally living in the US, and your French spouse will be...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 23 jan 2006 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN READ THIS! Regarding employment of non-EEA National (UK)

    I think you can apply in the US if you are a resident of the US.
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 11 jan 2006 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Congrats! You must be relieved. Hey, they always say its "under consideration" even long after the application has been completed. We received...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 7 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    We also sent passports, marriage certificate, letter from employer....we also included some pay slips but I don't know if this is required. If...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 28 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    So for those interested in timing, our application took a total of 10 weeks to complete: 14 Sept: application received by Home Office 7 Nov:...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 23 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Hi, today we got back residency permit and document, and my name was also misspelled- one letter was dropped. I am the non-EEA family member so...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 22 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN READ THIS! Regarding employment of non-EEA National (UK)

    Although non-EEA family members of EEA nationals supposedly have the IMMEDIATE right to work if the EEA national is exercising their treaty...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 19 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1- getting passport back for travel

    Glauco, It has been two weeks now and I still haven't been able to convince the employer I have the right to work here. The fact that the EEA...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 15 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Efraga, I am in a similar situation to you. My EEA family permit is expired; My spouse and I submitted EEC1 application before that but haven't...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 15 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 and residence permit who needs to apply?

    You have to apply for a residence permit (for EEA national) at the same time that you apply for a residence document (non-EEA national) for your...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 13 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Have you called and asked for specific information on your application? If so, what have they said?
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 13 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Some of you above say that your EEC1 application was approved, but then there was several weeks after before you got your permits/documents. Do...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 11 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 - Waiting times

    Ygar, You can request your passport back from the Home Office for travel or other purposes, and this does not withdraw your residency application,...
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 11 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Help!! Denied my right under EU law

    Yes, we have already applied for residence months ago, before the EEA family permit expired.
    Post door: kjfaughnan, 31 okt 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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