Mark & Frances

Ive been reading the topic on carte de sejours & lm still not clear about it. I know the sejour is obsolete now- l dont understand if we need to apply for a titre de sejour? would there be an occasion when we would need to show one? Whats the difference between carte & titre de sejour ? does anyone know?    Fran.

I have applied from newcastle for the e106 form, although lve sent it off , l was told that it will take 2 months for this to come through, by which time l will be living in france. I wonder what you can do for health cover if you need it before it comes through, and how can you get a residency permit if your still waiting for your e106 form to come through???????? thank you for your help.......Fran.

[quote]You are perfectly correct. There is no universal method of signing by proxy. Some notaires are happy with a minimum of paperwork others (like the original questioner's) require the full legal process.[/quote] Our agent has told us that we need to have the documentation translated and our signatures witnessed by a solicitor. We are now thinking that we could just sign the papers and send them back, saving ourselves a packet?!!

thanks baz for your reply.......where would we find a commisioner of oaths in the uk???

does any one have any expirence of buying by proxy? We have been told by our agent that we need a british solicitor to translate and witness our signature. We have been quoted nearly £ 700 to do this by a bilingual solicitor.Surely theres a cheaper way??

does any one have any expirence of buying by proxy? We have been told by our agent that we need a british solicitor to translate and witness our signature. We have been quoted nearly £ 700 to do this by a bilingual solicitor.Surely theres a cheaper way??