It is a very good point and lesson learned.

Thank you all for giving some tips and I will take them into consideration for next time.

Will probably write an update ones I get an answer. This time everything is sent by recommended letter and done with care and attention

At the end of the day lesson learned.


Also, its not a BIG deal. As you said, you have a Danish passport. You have a permit (albeit an L). You will get a new signed long-term contract, hence a new B. There really is no problem.


More of a headache and more paperwork for the bureaucracy who just annulled a B, to give you an L only to give you back a B whenever you get your new job...

Now it makes more sense! I am waiting for my own rejection letter to appeal, I was even given a warning it was coming so found it odd they would send zero warning in the canton next door.

To me, your letter is too long and rambling. It needs to be clear and succinct. Although I personally can understand that a police visit in front of your son is distressing, why mention your feelings about it? It won't change anything, and detracts from the essentials.There are also some French errors you could sort out.

I'm so sorry to hear that happened to you, it sounds terrifying. Maybe it is normal here in Swiss paradise, but in most countries if the police come to your door it is quite a big deal.

It depends what it is for. Police came to our door because our neighbour had a car accident and remembered in hospital that he had left something at home simmering on the hob.

Switzerland is made up of a lot of small commnunities where people tend to know a bit more about each other than in some large anonymous city/town and there are local police forces that look over us to help avoid crime



I am more than happy theri is a police presence here, that we see them and they drive around or walk/cycle the streets as it keeps crime to managable levels as oposed to other places, such as the UK

The main problem is that you have been on Chomage for a too long period. At least from the cantons point of view. If your current contract is till end of April or gives you € 4000 instead of CHF 2000 does not change much regarding the downgrade to L. But as long as YOU have income which can support your family you should be able to keep your L and do not have to fear to be kicked out of the country. Good luck with your upcoming job options. If possible, also look how your non-EU wife can get your nationality.

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New mail from them Today.

Pretty much kicking us out and my wife has to go back to Russia and I will be left with my son and will be hard to do any work as her Salary disappears

Monsieur,

En réponse à votre courriel, nous pouvons vous informer de ce qui suit :

Les communes sont libres de s’organiser afin de notifier nos courriers et il arrive souvent que celles-ci mandate la police municipale afin de le faire.

Le délai de 10 jours part depuis le 13 février, date à laquelle le courrier vous a été remis.

A l’heure actuelle nous ne pouvons qu’établir une autorisation de courte durée L UE/AELE valable jusqu’à la fin de votre contrat, soit le 28.04.2019.
Concernant la société eRight, cette société doit faire une demande d’autorisation en votre faveur. La compétence d’accepter cette demande revient au Service de l'industrie, du commerce et du travail, car il s’agit d’une entreprise étrangère fournissant des prestations de services.

Dans l’espoir d’avoir pu répondre à vos questions, nous vous prions de croire, Monsieur, à l’expression de nos meilleures salutations.

Where does it say your wife has to go back to Russia??

My wife has a Russian passport with a job contract ending end May.
If I have no Permit she can not stay as hers will be lost.


We been married for 12 years but impossible to get a Danish passport as we live abroad.

Can you appeal? That will buy time for you to get a new contract.

Do they have people to help with this? Here it's CSP if you google maybe they are in Valais also.

It's odd it's so quick in Valais, here 6-10 months it takes for any reply from the migration office.

According to the letter, yes. Within 10 days of it being received.

Ah sorry I missed that bit, not enough coffee yet today

The tricky part they wantbto change it ASAP. I have 3 job interviews next week and having a valid Permit B makes a difference.

Yes, but when was it received?

The date of the letter is 1 February 2019.

Tom

The letter was dated Feb 1st.
But delivered by the police February 13th

I am very confused myself. Thing is the school in Switzerland ends later then April 28th. Our son doesn’t speak any Danish and I am suprised they don’t allow him to finish the school year or at least take it into consideration.

In the end we just going to stay here and my son will be at home. (8 years old)

Been living here since 2015. 1st year on L Permit then B Permit

As you are an EU national, shouldn't you get the permit again immediately once you have the new job?

Was it sent as registered and you never collected it?

Tom

Received on the 13th. The OP already confirmed this in their previous post. It was in the text of the email. The 10 days start from then.

If the contract is signed and the salary which apparently is over Fr. 7'000.-- is enough to support 3 people (should the wife stop working completely), then this would be correct.