I had this problem the week before last. There site had some issues then but subsequently got an appointment. You may need to try a different location to what you are searching or check each day. I think they have been swamped with applications at the moment. This is the response I got when I ...

Thank You for breaking the process down in this way. I have contemplated this and looked in the EU thread, but couldn't understand how I would go about it. So the only requirement is that I am working? The British Citizen must be employed. They will not accept self sufficiency or being a student ...

I would go see your local immigration officer. I founds the Guarda were always very accommodating. They have even arranged temporary cards for me when I still lived in Ireland.

Your friend only has to rent accommodation, he does not need to buy it. Regarding the children, from what I understand if she can prove she is solely responsible for them and they are under 18, they should be able to get visas as well. See this: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw ...

Shehz16 wrote: but then I have said me not currently working in the uk as i got sponsorship from my parents and my parents in law.

It is an offence to lie on your application form or to an immigration officer. Should you be found out, I doubt the UKBA will show much sympathy.

NMy wife applied for FLR(M) yesterday at Sheffield. The appointment was for 2:30pm. Standard security clearance procedures. Please note that mobile phones must be kept switched off whilst inside the office and you can not nmake or receive calls. FLR(M) was approved by 5:30pm. I guess it was a ...

Hello All, I am asking this for a friend of mine. He has a 5 Year EEA Resident Permit which was applied for him using his spouse's IRISH Nationality. She is also a British National and stayed in Britain all her life but was born in Ireland. My friend overstayed for couple of months so the Lawyer ...