Need advice regarding cfo sticker

[Kandyhazel]

Hi everyone just want to thank all the people who reponded on my post..

Luckily went I went to get my cfo sticker there were no problem at all..i attended the seminar and pay the fees in one day they have given me the cfo sticker witch is attach to my passport and my sons passport..we are now living in the uk together with my husband..

Thank youeveryone for your help

Now the next step that i need to do is to apply for an eea2 or residential permit before my eea family permit expires

[Terpe]

Hi everyone just want to thank all the people who reponded on my post..

Luckily went I went to get my cfo sticker there were no problem at all..i attended the seminar and pay the fees in one day they have given me the cfo sticker witch is attach to my passport and my sons passport..we are now living in the uk together with my husband..

Thank youeveryone for your help

Now the next step that i need to do is to apply for an eea2 or residential permit before my eea family permit expires

Hi Kandyhazel,

Very glad everything got sorted out so smoothly well done

Congratulations on making that long journey to UK and settling down with your husband. It's going to be a memorable Christmastime for sure.

We all really appreciate that you took the time to update us here.Thank you.

In connection with your Residence Card, you may apply for this at any time. Better sooner than later. The Family Permit is solely a one-use UK entry clearance. Despite the fact that it indicates an expiry date this is only an indicator on the validity of time allowed before UK entry. The Family Permit actually has no expiry once you are here in UK. Even you did not apply for your residence card you would still be eligible to remain here in UK legally and would not be considered TNT

Application for the EEA2 Residence Card is not mandatory, as I've said you can remain in UK but I would strongly suggest you apply asap. You will find the card invaluable as a means of proving your immigration status, especially when seeking employment, medical treatment and when travelling in/out of the UK.
After 5 years you will be eligible for your Permanent Residence Card. After 1 year with PR you'll be eligible for British Citizenship.
Being the holder of these cards will greater assist all future applications to UKBA

[Kandyhazel]

Thank you for the additional information regarding the eea2..