Irish C-Visa Judicial Review decision published

but if you are a british citizen will be harder, you cant just go back to UK with your spouse, you have to go trough the Surinder Singh way...or just start the process in any eu country and when you have article 10 card fly back to Ireland, depending where do you want to accomplish the full SS way.

This topic is Irish High Court Judicial of EUTR visa delays

Thanks Jul1 for Information.
I don't want to go for Surrender sing Route I just want to settle in a EU country with my family, now I am going to wait for Irish high Court Decision if it become for our favor then I will wait for Irish Visa if not I will try Schnengen zone.

Guys any News about Irish High Court Decision, what was this end of August its near End of September

No update yet

The High Court decision is still awaited. Sinnott Solicitors, the Solicitors for the Applicants in the test cases will post an update as soon as there is any update on the judgments which were supposed to be given in August. As the courts have re-opened since last week we all hope that the judgments will be given shortly. The decision will affect the processing times for all visa applications, so it will not just effect the people who have taken judicial reviews.

unaobrien1 wrote:The High Court decision is still awaited. Sinnott Solicitors, the Solicitors for the Applicants in the test cases will post an update as soon as there is any update on the judgments which were supposed to be given in August. As the courts have re-opened since last week we all hope that the judgments will be given shortly. The decision will affect the processing times for all visa applications, so it will not just effect the people who have taken judicial reviews.

How Long the court was closed and why??

Judgment in the test case issued this afternoon, the court held that the visa office must issue a decision within six weeks of the date of their court order - the Minister for Justice might appeal the decision but it will have an important impact on the processing of visa applications for family members of EU citizens who have submitted applications to be granted visas to accompany or join their family members in Ireland - keep an eye on the website of Sinnott Solicitors, the solicitors who have took the case to the High Court for their client, who will post a detailed update on the judgment next week - www.sinnott.ie.

This is interesting , I have checked the courts website and it is yet to be published.


But if this is confirmed it will be a positive development.

I can see the person who posted this is a reliable people and there is reason to believe what he or she has said.

Not quite sure best section to post this.. but surinder singh and Brexit related etc. Moderators please feel free to adjust location.

Irish High Court Judge has finally ruled against state on EU C Visa processing delays -

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 4987391339

Obie wrote:This is interesting , I have checked the courts website and it is yet to be published.


But if this is confirmed it will be a positive development.

I can see the person who posted this is a reliable people and there is reason to believe what he or she has said.

Posted into wrong forum
http://www.immigrationboards.com/eu-ref ... 18178.html

See point # 151.

Thanks UKBALOVESTORY. Most appreciated.

Thanks to El Patron also.

el patron wrote:Not quite sure best section to post this.. but surinder singh and Brexit related etc. Moderators please feel free to adjust location.

Irish High Court Judge has finally ruled against state on EU C Visa processing delays -

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 4987391339

I am most grateful to you, for your assistance in notifyING the forum.

I shall move it to the appropriate section..

Obie, what are your thoughts about its implications on pending applications?

Obie wrote:

el patron wrote:Not quite sure best section to post this.. but surinder singh and Brexit related etc. Moderators please feel free to adjust location.

Irish High Court Judge has finally ruled against state on EU C Visa processing delays -

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 4987391339

I am most grateful to you, for your assistance in notifyING the forum.

I shall move it to the appropriate section..

Many thanks Obie!

It seems as positive and reasoned as it could be UKBALOVESTORY.

I am still studying it. A very detailed judgement with many information for my brain to process.

My preliminary reading indicates it is a positive decision.

Please update the forum when you have fully grasp the decision. I have read it many times but only thing that i understand is six weeks.

unaobrien1 wrote:Judgment in the test case issued this afternoon, the court held that the visa office must issue a decision within six weeks of the date of their court order - the Minister for Justice might appeal the decision but it will have an important impact on the processing of visa applications for family members of EU citizens who have submitted applications to be granted visas to accompany or join their family members in Ireland - keep an eye on the website of Sinnott Solicitors, the solicitors who have took the case to the High Court for their client, who will post a detailed update on the judgment next week - http://www.sinnott.ie.

Dear unaobrien1 thanks for the great news! Could you please tell me what is the affection of this decision on our applications, I mean this court was only for one application that the court decided for them. And as there are 7000 backlog is it possible that INIS could be able to decide this much applications in just 6 weeks?

It is now published on their website
https://sinnott.ie/atif-mahmood-shabina ... r-justice/

UKBALoveStory wrote:It is now published on their website
https://sinnott.ie/atif-mahmood-shabina ... r-justice/

As I read it, there is no any effect or impact on our application, that court decided only for Atif Mahmood application.

mkhan2525 wrote:http://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-an ... -1.2834257

mkhan2525 Thanks bro for the Update.

It means that minister accepeted the decision and didn't appeal!

But steal I am confused, the decision is just for favor of one application not for all. What is the impact of that decision on other pending applications? Will the court decide for all pending applications in six weeks???

There is no indication from the article that the minister does not propose to appeal.

However it seems to me, based on the reasoning of the decision, that the minister has little or no grounds on which she can mount a credible challenge.

Obie wrote:There is no indication from the article that the minister does not propose to appeal.

However it seems to me, based on the reasoning of the decision, that the minister has little or no grounds on which she can mount a credible challenge.

Obie can you please response to my main question.

What the hell is the impact of this bloody high court decision on other pending applications other than Atif's family application????????