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Again!noajthan wrote:Posts merged.
The DNA Company is an accredited DNA test provider(Anglia DNA)ECO has acknowledge this, they just all about needing evidence, thanks for your response.Obie wrote:All the DNA test that has been done for client , has the ID and names of every party, from whom a sample was obtained. Their photographs is put on the report compiled.
It may be the case that a certified UKVI provider was not used.
The proper DNA result is unimpeachable. No one can question it as it is clear the test provider undertook proper checks and balance.
She has lived in the UK 8 and half years and She does have PR, She started College this September,so you mean temporary job does not class as working?noajthan wrote:Sponsor needs to show she is a qualified person with genuine and effective work if working.
Suggest you get up to speed with treaty rights so you understand what you're aiming for before applying for FP.
They are required to provide you with a comprehensive report.Flickers wrote:The DNA Company is an accredited DNA test provider(Anglia DNA)ECO has acknowledge this, they just all about needing evidence, thanks for your response.Obie wrote:All the DNA test that has been done for client , has the ID and names of every party, from whom a sample was obtained. Their photographs is put on the report compiled.
It may be the case that a certified UKVI provider was not used.
The proper DNA result is unimpeachable. No one can question it as it is clear the test provider undertook proper checks and balance.
If sponsor is settled then she simply needs to demonstrate that. No need to exercise treaty rights any more.Flickers wrote: She has lived in the UK 8 and half years and She does have PR, She started College this September,so you mean temporary job does not class as working?
I will contact them again, but if they do provide me can this be enclosed with the application and please Obie, as my wife now has a temporary job and studying at same time will that answer the question of being self sufficient or I should declare I support her? Thanks for all your advise.Obie wrote:They are required to provide you with a comprehensive report.Flickers wrote:The DNA Company is an accredited DNA test provider(Anglia DNA)ECO has acknowledge this, they just all about needing evidence, thanks for your response.Obie wrote:All the DNA test that has been done for client , has the ID and names of every party, from whom a sample was obtained. Their photographs is put on the report compiled.
It may be the case that a certified UKVI provider was not used.
The proper DNA result is unimpeachable. No one can question it as it is clear the test provider undertook proper checks and balance.
I have done many entry clearance and in country appeal where Anglia was accepted. They provideo a report . Showing mother father and child. ID of the people they took samples from, their claimed relationship to each other, whether the test prove their claim, the DOB of the person's. They have never requested a lawyer. You have to insist that they give you everything as they are legally bound to. The test cost several hundreds of pounds. Nearly 1k. So they have to do a proper job.
This is funny, ECO acknowledges the fact She does have PR, but still insisting She is not self sufficient, this is where I'm confused...noajthan wrote:If sponsor is settled then she simply needs to demonstrate that. No need to exercise treaty rights any more.Flickers wrote: She has lived in the UK 8 and half years and She does have PR, She started College this September,so you mean temporary job does not class as working?
So, whats your advise, put in a new application with CIS including all family members, her work contract including all documents that has been used, like Marriage Cert,DNA and all other required documents.Obie wrote:ECO indeed made an Error in regards to PR, but that error is immaterial , if he said I would have been entitled to refuse anyway as I am not satisfied about relationship anyway, which is the first step to a successful application.
Thought so, Appeals are quite expensive these days. Why the ECO is doing all this I have no clue, I have spent a lot to get the DNA test done from a firm accredited by the Home Office and why all this excuses I have no clue and this is causing me and my family stress because my daughter keeps asking why why why, I have no answer. Do you do represent clients during appeals and if you do can you PM me so we can talk, as I am putting in a new application next Friday,if things does not go as planned then Appeal will be the last resort. Because anytime I read the reasons the ECO gives I get upset.Obie wrote:My views, given the fact of this case, is that the ECO does not wish to grant the application. You have to consider the possibility of lodging an appeal in tandem with any future application.
If notwithstanding Anglia DNA test they continue to make excuses, it shows they have not interest in granting the EEA family permit.
Brilliant, so Should i wait for the decision for the new application before making an appeal and If i want to make an appeal, can I seek advise from you or does it cost anything for you to put in paper appeal?Obie wrote:The possibility of a paper appeal is open to you aswell. This cost only £80. So things are not quite as bad as they were last week, and in cases like this, Home Office tends to withdraw.
Or can I appeal and same time put in the application?Flickers wrote:Brilliant, so Should i wait for the decision for the new application before making an appeal and If i want to make an appeal, can I seek advise from you or does it cost anything for you to put in paper appeal?Obie wrote:The possibility of a paper appeal is open to you aswell. This cost only £80. So things are not quite as bad as they were last week, and in cases like this, Home Office tends to withdraw.
Thanks Obie,can you advise me on how the appeal works, just put in documents and a cover letter to back up the appeal?Obie wrote:You are not precluded from appealing and applying at the same time.
Obie wrote:My views, given the fact of this case, is that the ECO does not wish to grant the application. You have to consider the possibility of lodging an appeal in tandem with any future application.
If notwithstanding Anglia DNA test they continue to make excuses, it shows they have no interest in granting the EEA family permit.
Thanks, i thought as much, 3 times they refused. I am putting in an appeal...which you suggest, hearing or none hearing?vinny wrote:Once an EEA national has acquired PR, there is no requirement to demonstrate that the EEA national is a qualified person.
Mere presence in the UK and not being absent for more than two continuous years is sufficient for excerising treaty rights.
