Interesting, seems no problems in Spain then?
Hurrah!
Copy/paste below translated into English:
RE: RV: EEA Derechos con "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National"
Fernandez-Mazarambroz,Pilar <
pilar.fmazarambroz@maec.es> 31 May 2012 15:13
To: John
Dear Mr. Gargan,
We have no extra information. In Spain he recognized equal rights to married couples possessing a book of family and domestic partners possessing a certificate of domestic partnership in any country where there is a single record for carrying out this record.
Sincerely,
Department of visas
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From: John
Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 11:57
To:. London Conn.
CC: Pacios Cobo, Carmen; Fernandez-Mazarambroz, Pilar
Subject: Re: RV: EEA Rights to "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National"
Hello Carmen / Pilar,
I hope you are well.
Have some extra information about my question below?
Thank you very much
Johnny
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2012/5/29 John Gargan <
johnsgargan@gmail.com >
Thank you very much
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2012/5/29. London Con < cog.londres @ maec.es >
Dear Sir;
Your mail is forwarded to the Department of Visas that anterán to your inquiry as soon as possible.
With warm regards,
Consulate General of Spain in London
20 Draycott Place
London SW3 2RZ
www.conspalon.org
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From: John
Posted on: Monday, May 28, 2012 13:57
To:. London Conn.
Subject: Re: EEA Rights to "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National"
Hello,
Thank you very much for the reply.
One more question, I wanted to confirm that there would be no problem because we are not married.
We are in a "de facto" relationship for over three years and we have a 7 month old daughter.
Could you confirm that there is no problem entering / leaving Spain considering that we are not married?
Thank you very much,
Johnny
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On 28 May 2012 13:45. London Con < cog.londres @ maec.es > wrote:
Dear Sir
This Consulate General is pleased to answer your e-mail with information that can be found below and also consulting on the website
www.conspalon.org of this Consulate General.
Receive a cordial greeting,
Consulate General of Spain in London
20 Draycott Place
London SW3 2RZ
www.conspalon.org
Dependant OF EU / EEA / SPANISH NATIONAL
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Under Directive 2004/38/EC and according to "Royal Decree 240/2007, 16 February," Family members of an
EU / EEA National in possession of a valid UK Residence Card are not required visa to enter of a Spain When Travelling with the
EU / EEA National or joining him / her in Spain . Otherwise, a visa will still be required ("Royal Decree 1161/2009, 10th July 2009 "
.)
For spouses and / or children of Spanish Nationals Providing the Above condition Applies That the marriage and / or birth is
registered according With The Spanish Civil Register (original "Family Book").
PLEASE NOTE THAT the UK Residence Permit literally That Must state the
holder is a family member of an EU / EEA National, if not, a visa is required
under the Following conditions:
Passport or travel document valid for at least 3 months beyond the Intended departure from Spain and at least two with full
blank visa pages to affix the.
One completed and signed visa application form.31/05/2012
One recent color passport photograph.
Original and photocopy of passport or EU National ID card of the Spanish EU National or National.
UK residence permit.
Original and copy of "Family Book" for Dependants of Spanish Nationals.
Original and copy of the marriage certificate translated Into Spanish or English.
Dependant children must have for the original and copy of Birth certificate translated Into Spanish or English.
Dependant ascendants (parents) Must present the Original birth certificate for the son / daughter proving the family link to the EEA / EU national and copy translated Into Spanish or English.
Original and copy of proof of residence (recent bank statements Such As Household bills or With The name of Both parties).
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From: John
Posted on: Sunday, May 27, 2012 21:32
To:. London Conn.
Subject: EEA Rights to "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National"
Hello,
I hope this emailfinds you well.
I had a question regarding the EEA visa for my partner.
My partner is Colombian and she has the "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National" which is valid untilJuly 18, 2016. We live in London, England since 2005 (ie over 6 years) and now
we are proud to have a daughter (Luciana) of 7 months.
For what I have understood, she is entitled to enter all the countries that are part of the EEA (Which obviously includes Spain) WITHOUT the need to remove the 'Schengen visa' as we travel together. I
am attaching a document I found on the Internet that confirms this as European law.
In late August 2012 we intend to travel to visit family in Malaga, Spain. For this reason, to be calm, could confirm that my partner would not have to get the 'Schengen visa' to travel to Spain and has the right to enter and leave Spain with the "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National"
mientres be traveling with me?
Additionally I would like to confirm that I have Italian passport and our daughter is English passport.
I appreciate a quick response so we can buy cheap and get organized.
Thank you very much,
John Gargan
and Estonian government is one of them for giving me this silly Alien's Passport which gives me all the trouble. But that's a different story.