Non EEA dependent child over 21, British Dad case in Ireland

Hi, I have been following these threads for month now but its time to make one account and post my own query, Would anyone please tell me if the child is over 21 years apply in ireland for EU RC will be treated as a permitted family member or direct family member, I would be really thank ful.

Direct family member (show proof of dependency )

Thank you so much for your reply Highly appreciated, I have applied already on June 21st and I got an acknowledgement letter with no stamp or whatsoever, They have written that "Your application will be treated as a permitted family member.. .. . . .. . . " so what does that basically mean? like I don't fall into the category of Direct family member? Please would appreciate your reply.

If I'm correct, family descendant and ascendants should be treated as direct family members.
Why your child is treated as permitted I don't know.
It could be because he's over 21.

It's taking six months for them to acknowledge permitted members so if they've acknowledge yours that quick, then there's hope.

Try and submit prove that he/she was and is still dependent on you along with other documents.

Also stand by for other well informed members to advise you.
Good luck

Hi All,

I received acknowledgment letter from INIS but how long will the process take more because I received the letter after 3.5 months on September 30th. My Application is Non-EEA through my Father.

All replies and suggestions are welcome thank you.

Hi Thank you for your response,
Actually I am the son I applied through my father loll, But what happens after you receive acknowledge letter like how many more months or steps required before you get your visa?

Regards,

There are no visas on EU free movement migration route.

After any application they send Acknowlegement Letter?.
now you have wait for the outcome in the main if they need they will ask u in writing..

Thanks noajthan,

But What will be the next step after this like what would I receive if not a visa?

Thanks J.Karim,

But what will I Receive after this like in next I mean, whether I will receive a 5 years visa or 6 months visa?

RC = Residence Card

Get up to speed on free movement here:
http://ec.europa.eu/justice/citizen/doc ... 013_en.pdf

Thank you all,

This was really helpful, one thing how long is RC valid for? like 3, 6 months or 5 years? And can I travel on RC to any other country?

zivinia wrote:Thank you all,

This was really helpful, one thing how long is RC valid for? like 3, 6 months or 5 years? And can I travel on RC to any other country?

5 years. But its not a visa, if circumstances change it can become invalid;
(for example if you lose your sponsor or sponsor stops exercising treaty rights).

You cannot travel to 'every country' on a RC.

usually they give 6 months first for most of the applicant but if they satisfy fully with the documents you provided then only they issue 5 years full residency in the first place..
On the other hand if they feel they need more documents they will ask you in letter..
good luck and keep us posted..

Posts merged.
No need for multiple posts.

And there are no visas on EU route.

Hi there,
Any updates since then mate? if you could post any updates it would be a great help.
Regards,

Malik10991 wrote:Hi there,
Any updates since then mate? if you could post any updates it would be a great help.
Regards,

Hi I am just waiting for the visa to be honest, Many people told me that it takes up to 10 months so lets hope this year is a good for all of us and we all get visas as the INIS is taking too long. I hope in the beginning of march I will receive visa.

Hi I am just waiting for the visa to be honest, Many people told me that it takes up to 10 months so lets hope this year is a good for all of us and we all get visas as the INIS is taking too long. I hope in the beginning of march I will receive visa.[/quote]

Hi Mate
Could you please also tell what sort of work or business is your father showing?
And what type of documents are you showing to support your dependency on your father? Like bank statements or anything else? And have you got any solicitors acting on your behalf?
A prompt response would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Malik

Hi,

My father is working as an online marketing administrator and business ideas consultant. but its not relevant as long as you can pay the rent and support the child thats the main thing they want to see and yeah your relationship otherwise I hope so they wont have any other excuse to reject the Resident card.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm utterly sorry for being a pain. However, I think we are in the same boat hence the questions.
The question is what are you providing as a proof that you are your father's dependent?
And have you got any solicitors acting on your behalf?
Regards,

HI Malik,

Have you received the visa? could you please write the timeline? As it will help me alot.