Znowu jakieś zmiany… z 16 stycznia 2024.

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“EU Settlement Scheme: EU, other
EEA and Swiss citizens and their
family members”

Znowu zmiany…
“We will email pre-settled status holders who are approaching the expiry of their status to inform them that they may soon be considered for an automated conversion to settled status. We expect to issue the first grants of settled status under this process from late January 2025. Pre-settled status holders will not need to do anything, and we will inform them if we are unable to grant them settled status.

The Home Office will automatically check pre-settled status holder records against government-held information, for example to ensure they have remained resident in the UK, and to check for any evidence of criminal conduct. These checks are the same as the checks undertaken when the person first applied to the EUSS and will ensure they are eligible for settled status before it is granted.”


Niby automatycznie, ale brda i tacy, którzy odpadną.

Miałem jakiś e-mail z dwa miesiące temu z home office, żona też. Miałem wrócić do sprawy, byłem bardzo zajęty. Ostatecznie zapomniałem a e-maila nie mogę namierzyć. Ktoś coś dostał w podobnym terminie? Wydaje mi się, że było coś o jakiś zamianach.

Byl email o zmianie BRP kart na e visa. Automatycznie wysylane do wszyskich w systemie, nawet jak sie okazuje tych co juz dawno sa Brytyjczykami; ) ( przy okazji, jak widzicie nie ma dla rzadu roznicy miedzy uchodzcami a migrantami, BRP to karty jakie mieli uchodzcy do konca 2024)

Dear Sir/Madam,

We are contacting you with information in case you plan to travel to the UK soon. The UK border and immigration system is becoming digital. You may have seen that we are replacing physical documents like biometric residence permits and cards (BRP/BRC) with an online record of your immigration status; this is known as an eVisa and is accessed via a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account.

You are receiving this email as you already have a UKVI account, or you have started but not yet completed the creation of your UKVI account.

If you are a legal representative or advisor, we would be grateful if you could communicate this information to your clients where possible.

Using your eVisa for travel

Your eVisa will be used to confirm your right to travel to the UK if you travel internationally. You should check your current passport or travel document is linked to your eVisa before you travel.

If you manage the UKVI account of any family members you should also check that their current passport or travel document is linked to their eVisa before travel.

You can check the travel document linked to your eVisa and update it if required at https://www.gov.uk/update-uk-visas-immigration-account-details/update-your-ukvi-account

You need to update your passport or travel document information every time it changes to avoid travel delays.

While carriers should be able to check your eVisa automatically, you may still be asked to show evidence of your immigration status as we transition to eVisas. You may therefore find it helpful to create a share code in advance of travel and carry it with you. You can then print, write down or otherwise store the share code to be able to provide it when needed. A share code is valid for 90 days so can be created in advance of travel. You can find more information about share codes at https://www.gov.uk/view-prove-immigration-status

If you manage the UKVI account of any family members you will be able to generate a share code for them as well.

Carrying your BRP/C cards even if expired

If your BRP or BRC card issued through the EU Settlement Scheme, expires on or after 31 December 2024, and you continue to have permission to stay in the UK, you should carry this card with you when travelling internationally. Carriers such as airlines will be allowed to accept these expired cards for travel to the UK until 31 March 2025.

If you no longer have a BRP or EUSS BRC, or were not issued with one, your permission to travel will be checked through other means.

If any of your family members hold BRP/BRC cards expiring on or after 31 December 2024, they should carry them as well when travelling internationally.

Get help

To get help with your UKVI account or guidance about how to access your eVisa go to https://www.gov.uk/guidance/online-immigration-status-evisa

Alternatively go to https://www.gov.uk/assisted-digital-help-online-applications if you:

do not feel confident using a computer or mobile device.
do not have internet access.
do not have access to a device like a laptop or smart phone.

Gal - te maile poszły też do osób, które aplikowały o SS, ale go nie otrzymały. System mają po prostu niedopracowany.

Ja miałem naturalizację chyba w 2013 i żadnych takich maili nie dostaję, bo nie musiałem się rejestrować do SS.

I wszystkim zawsze polecam odżałować jednego iPhona i ogarnąć papiery. Ale mało kto słucha. Iphon ważniejszy.

Ja jak dostalam brytyjski paszport, to cos bylo, zeBy zwrocic taka niebieska ksiazeczke. Ale sobie zatrzymalam na pamiatke i tak mysle moze wciaz w jednym z systemow widnieje jako obcokrajowiec. Hi hi hi.

Ale ogolnie, oczywiscie, ze lepiej odzalowac i zrobic obywatela. Zasady dotyczace migracji to sobie moga zmieńiac tysiac razy, nie mozna im w tej kwestii ufac. Problem z glowy jak sie ma paszport.

Do mnie też nic nie doszło.



Nie doczytałas, że nie można?

Tam są różne kary….. już nie pamiętam, jutro może znajdę i dokleję.

Znalazlam.

Maat - niebieska książeczka to był papierowy residence permit a nie biometric. Biometric wprowadzony był w 2008 dla non-EU. Ja swój permanent residence (odpowiednik ILR dla EU) dostałem w 2010 i nadal był papierowy.

Tak wiem/mialam.

To jest oryginal mojego Iistu z ta ksiazeczka…



Bosze, ja wszystko trzymam.

Tak naprawe byly dwie…. I list



Wszystko trzeba bylo oddac.

Jedynie to mozna bylo trzymac to Accession State Worker Registration Shame Registration Certificate…. I mam w rece .

Ja mialam prawnika emigracyjnego… praktykuje w Brighton, jesli komus trzeba… I glupot mi nie gadajcie, ze nie wiem o czym mowie.
Trzeba oddac I tyle.

A mialam, bo mi trzeba bylo.

To mu jeszcze reklame zrobie….” Paul has spent 35 years as a lawyer, lecturer & writer specialising in Immigration, Nationality & Refugee law, and personal status documentation (Wills, Powers of Attorney, Pre-Nuptial & Separation Agreements).

His work has included three decades of advice, representation & court advocacy as a solicitor; academic lecturing; and appearances, consultancy & writing for national and global media.”

Sie na koncu wkurzylam I Foch.

To wszystko I tak nie na tempt. To juz nie wazne.

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Maat17 27-01-2025 11:49 ]