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    ✎ EN Can you work with a COA (certificate of application)?

    Should be stated in the CoA. If married yes, otherwise no.
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 20. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Urgent! Travelling abroad on a UK spousal visa.

    A US citizen is also a non-visa national regards to the Schengen area. For entry to Schengen the endorsments don't matter, only the US passport....
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 18. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Information

    Sorry, but your posting is very confusing. Who is the EEA national? What did you actually apply for, an EEA family permit or a residence...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 18. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Economically self-sufficient

    One point I forgot is comprehensive sickness insurance. HO believes that you are not covered by NHS if you are self-sufficient. NHS seems to...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 13. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Economically self-sufficient

    Basically it should mean that you have/get enough money to support yourself/family without becoming an unreasonable burden to the state, i.e. you...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 13. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN What form do we need for surinder singh case

    So you will soon have no valid passport anymore and won't be able to apply for a new one? I do not think that your partner has to leave the UK...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 12. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN What form do we need for surinder singh case

    Re: British national & non EEA national & no visa So you think that you are legally resident in two countries now? Based on EU law you cannot...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 11. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN What form do we need for surinder singh case

    He is legal throught the relationship to you but not because of his legal residence in Spain. I do not think that you can be resident in two...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 11. Februar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Travelling without passport withing Europe

    That's certainly nice but the delays affect all applications under EU law not just EEA4. A petition which covers the issue more broadly has been...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 15. Januar 2009 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Another quick question about EEA

    Passport should suffice. You will be asked for evidence when you get interviewed.
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 29. November 2008 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Swiss national, confused

    1) No, you can just fly in and that's it. 2) EEA2 is for non-EEA family members. EEA1 for EEA and Swiss nationals. You can apply for a...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 13. November 2008 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA Citizen with Japanese Spouse

    The Directive allows her to work. The problem, however, is that employers/job agencies want to see proof for that. The CoA you receive after...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 16. September 2008 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA Citizen with Japanese Spouse

    In principle, you have to apply for a EEA family permit in a British oversea mission before entering the UK. Since Japanese are not visa...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 5. September 2008 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Which EEC form I can Use....? Help

    Family member residence stamp I suppose.
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 1. September 2008 im Forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN NI number without passport?

    I was in the same situtation. I simply showed them a (uncertified) copy of my passport and explained my situation. As Plum70 pointed out it...
    Erstellt von: 86ti, 14. August 2008 im Forum: Immigration UK
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