just by the comment you made i can see that you just don't know what you are talking about. nobody said that i am arguing with you. try answering questions to posts that you know the answers too, don't just reply because you have nothing better to do with you time asking someone to move on is just ...

yes i have a residence permit now until 2014, but i do not have permanent residence. the point in wasting time on this is because it wasted my time and money and that is why i think the state should be liable for failure to implement. + i would not not have wasted time and money if i win the case ...

if the government fails to implement a directive then there is a middle ground. especially if they allow uk national to apply on this basis. if i did make an attempt to make myself legal or if i did not have a right to be here legally then yes i agree it would be a different matter. but i am sure ...

Nice read, but I have three things to say about this. a) If you are a law student, you should do you homework, and come up with a much better plan of action. Asking for a "no win no fee" lawyer is a terrible idea, and you should know that good representation has a price. You should also know that ...

i don't think that i was here illegally because they did NOT provide me with a fair option to legalise myself during the first 3 years after my daughter was born. but that is besides the point though, because they do allow people people to apply under durable relationship unmarried relationship now ...

yes i guess it does suggest that, but it is mainly to make to make the discussion more interesting and applicable to real life solutions. here are the conditions of posting in the discussion board: 5. Public Forums and User Submissions If you do post content or submit material, and unless we ...

i think that people truly passionate and interested in this line of discussion will find my post highly interesting.

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sorry i didn't know there are rules governing what you can or cannot include in a discussion board.

my wife and i would like to see if we have grounds to bring a case against the home office(secretary of state) based on the following facts: in 2005 i entered the u.k. on a 6 month visa issued at the border as a non-eu national to visit my british mother. during my visit i met a girl, fell in love ...

##my residence status in my passport expired in 2005 and when i tried to make attempts to apply here after that ukba to me that i need to back and apply from my country of origin. my now wife then fiancée was heavily pregnant and after that we had young infant child to take care and i simply could f ...

##my residence status in my passport expired in 2005 and when i tried to make attempts to apply here after that ukba to me that i need to back and apply from my country of origin. my now wife then fiancée was heavily pregnant and after that we had young infant child to take care and i simply could f ...

thanks to everyone for the advise given. just a couple more things to clarify.. firstly, john- i don't think anyone could apply for a residence card in u.k. as an extended family using eea2 in 2006,2007 or 2008. i was advised to go back to my country and apply from there when my 6 month stamp i ...

yes john i know..but that is the reason why i'm taking this to tribunal... because ukba did not offer the option to apply under durable relationship in 2006 after the ec passed the law, ukba did not offer this as a option.during numerous telephone conversations with them at the time, i was also ...

in 2005 i was given 6 months on the border and told that you should go to croyden and apply there. i tried and found that there is not such option. i think you are quite right to say that this option to apply under durable relationship did not exist 2005 but, when did the EC pass the law(2006 ...

got my RC in 2008 after we go married based on marriage. lived in uk since 2005 assuming that i have a right based on durable relationship and right to see my daughter. have proved in countless of ways that we where living and working together everyday for the 6 years. does anyone when ukba started ...

hi john sorry, i was under the impression that a right is something you don't need to apply for. according ec law and ukba website one does not need to apply for a right but you can if you want to. we have been married for two years and lived together in this country in full time employment for 6 ...

I(a non eea national) have recently applied for my right to permanent residence here in the U.K. on the bases that I have been living at the same address with my eea wife and eea daughter for the last 5 years and for 6 years with my EEA wife. i have only been formally married to my eea wife for 3 ...

I(a non eea national) have recently applied for my right to permanent residence here in the U.K. on the bases that I have been living at the same address with my wife and eea national daughter for the last 5 years. i have only been formally married to my eea wife for 3 years and we have been in full ...