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Unluckyeea2
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by Unluckyeea2 » Mon Feb 19, 2018 2:58 pm
Hi chaoscontorol ,thanks for updating . I am not sure atfer Brexit we can fight in courts this is most worrying thing if there is no more EEA law and how we .ca fight in courts . If dual national cases are include in Brexit withdrawal Agreement then is possible .main quistion is dual nationals or Lounes cases are protected or not in Brexit withdrawal Agreement . If the Brexit was not happening then we would have chance fight in courts with EEA law .So I am not wasting time when my families complete 5year to apply PR again if it will take time to court dates they are very long waiting everywhere in courts . Thanks .
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mgb
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by mgb » Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:48 am
A application started before the Brexit still fall under eu law.
The period from the application date till to the brexit cannot fall out.
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Unluckyeea2
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by Unluckyeea2 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 10:58 am
Hi mgb , thanks for updating . You mean If application is done before March 2019 and decisions not made by HO or gone to court and waiting for judgements after Brexit will continue in courts with EU law ? I think only for just EEA citizens cases but what will happen for EEA /UK dual citizens cases like Lounes case because Dual citizens are not included in Brexit Withdarawal Agreement .Many thanks for updating .
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chaoscontrol
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by chaoscontrol » Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:11 pm
mgb wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:48 am
A application started before the Brexit still fall under eu law.
The period from the application date till to the brexit cannot fall out.
Thanks for advice mgb , that will be definately the fact for the court listing after appeal .
Important :
Had a phone call from my MP today morning, she received an answer from UKVI (Home Office) to the letter which I send to her around month ago .
THE ANSWER said :
ALL EUROPEAN COURT RULINGS/DECISIONS PUT ON HOLD ,NOTHING WILL BE IMPLEMENTED ,BECAUSE UK EXITS EU , SO NO NEED ANYMORE TO IMPLEMENT EU COURT DECISIONS.
IN LIGHT OF THAT : EVERYONE IN SIMILAR SITUATION TO MY ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE (SOLICITOR) , CAUSE OUR PR APPLICATIONS WILL BE REFUSED AND WE WILL NEED TO APPEAL AND GO TO COURT .
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by reynaldogr » Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:25 pm
chaoscontrol wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:11 pm
mgb wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:48 am
A application started before the Brexit still fall under eu law.
The period from the application date till to the brexit cannot fall out.
Thanks for advice mgb , that will be definately the fact for the court listing after appeal .
Important :
Had a phone call from my MP today morning, she received an answer from UKVI (Home Office) to the letter which I send to her around month ago .
THE ANSWER said :
ALL EUROPEAN COURT RULINGS/DECISIONS PUT ON HOLD ,NOTHING WILL BE IMPLEMENTED ,BECAUSE UK EXITS EU , SO NO NEED ANYMORE TO IMPLEMENT EU COURT DECISIONS.
IN LIGHT OF THAT : EVERYONE IN SIMILAR SITUATION TO MY ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE (SOLICITOR) , CAUSE OUR PR APPLICATIONS WILL BE REFUSED AND WE WILL NEED TO APPEAL AND GO TO COURT .
Is that even legal? we are still part of the EU until march next year, until then, we are still part of the EU. what a disgrace becoming British! unbelievable
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chaoscontrol
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by chaoscontrol » Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:51 pm
reynaldogr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:25 pm
chaoscontrol wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:11 pm
mgb wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:48 am
A application started before the Brexit still fall under eu law.
The period from the application date till to the brexit cannot fall out.
Thanks for advice mgb , that will be definately the fact for the court listing after appeal .
Important :
Had a phone call from my MP today morning, she received an answer from UKVI (Home Office) to the letter which I send to her around month ago .
THE ANSWER said :
ALL EUROPEAN COURT RULINGS/DECISIONS PUT ON HOLD ,NOTHING WILL BE IMPLEMENTED ,BECAUSE UK EXITS EU , SO NO NEED ANYMORE TO IMPLEMENT EU COURT DECISIONS.
IN LIGHT OF THAT : EVERYONE IN SIMILAR SITUATION TO MY ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE (SOLICITOR) , CAUSE OUR PR APPLICATIONS WILL BE REFUSED AND WE WILL NEED TO APPEAL AND GO TO COURT .
Is that even legal? we are still part of the EU until march next year, until then, we are still part of the EU. what a disgrace becoming British! unbelievable
that is all AGAINST the Law and absolutely unlawful , HO trying to avoid any EU Law implementations covering that with Brexit.
that is why I am advising everyone to seek legal assistance , appeal and go to court .
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pusched
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by pusched » Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:35 pm
Just found a few things online:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-41012265
UK will leave EU court's jurisdiction but this won't be until at least end of March 2019. This will depend on the transitional period which could take years as per this article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08 ... 7-emerges/
I don't think the UK can put decisions on hold because of Brexit. As mentioned, UK is still part of the EU and what I think we can do is contact as many people/organisations we can to put some pressure on the HO.
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Unluckyeea2
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by Unluckyeea2 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:36 pm
If so then Just they want reduce migrants numbers anyhow they can . Only hope is everyone effected complains to European commission oficcials including president .courts battle is not straight forwards and will take years and years we are going to be **** up may be go back to EU again . We all going to end up in courts no guarantee being success . Thanks for updates .
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by reynaldogr » Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:52 pm
chaoscontrol wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:51 pm
reynaldogr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:25 pm
chaoscontrol wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:11 pm
mgb wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:48 am
A application started before the Brexit still fall under eu law.
The period from the application date till to the brexit cannot fall out.
Thanks for advice mgb , that will be definately the fact for the court listing after appeal .
Important :
Had a phone call from my MP today morning, she received an answer from UKVI (Home Office) to the letter which I send to her around month ago .
THE ANSWER said :
ALL EUROPEAN COURT RULINGS/DECISIONS PUT ON HOLD ,NOTHING WILL BE IMPLEMENTED ,BECAUSE UK EXITS EU , SO NO NEED ANYMORE TO IMPLEMENT EU COURT DECISIONS.
IN LIGHT OF THAT : EVERYONE IN SIMILAR SITUATION TO MY ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE (SOLICITOR) , CAUSE OUR PR APPLICATIONS WILL BE REFUSED AND WE WILL NEED TO APPEAL AND GO TO COURT .
Is that even legal? we are still part of the EU until march next year, until then, we are still part of the EU. what a disgrace becoming British! unbelievable
that is all AGAINST the Law and absolutely unlawful , HO trying to avoid any EU Law implementations covering that with Brexit.
that is why I am advising everyone to seek legal assistance , appeal and go to court .
Hi chaoscontrol,
what did the MP suggest after telling you all this? i suppose he should know this isn't right and will do whatever is on his power to complain against the HO, in the parliament. Br
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Unluckyeea2
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by Unluckyeea2 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:57 pm
I read somewhere in this forum that British citizens in living or exercising rights in EU weren't covered in Brexit widrawal Agreement then they raised issue to MPs and EU commission so now they are included in Brexit Withdrawal Agreement surender Singh routes. Britcits blog spot more details mentioned .thanks to all for update.
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Unluckyeea2
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by Unluckyeea2 » Wed Feb 21, 2018 4:03 pm
Hi pusched , thanks for information .Exactly you are right if we contact more people / orgnizations including EU commission and officials then pressure will bring some positive outcomes by Brexit .I am trying to do something .there is no dout that we are going to end up in court battle so I will apply through EU law expert barristers not that my previous solicitor who didn't advise me not naturalise before PR of families just I regret now .thanks to all for info nation .
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by reynaldogr » Wed Feb 21, 2018 5:52 pm
reynaldogr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:52 pm
chaoscontrol wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:51 pm
reynaldogr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:25 pm
chaoscontrol wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:11 pm
Thanks for advice mgb , that will be definately the fact for the court listing after appeal .
Important :
Had a phone call from my MP today morning, she received an answer from UKVI (Home Office) to the letter which I send to her around month ago .
THE ANSWER said :
ALL EUROPEAN COURT RULINGS/DECISIONS PUT ON HOLD ,NOTHING WILL BE IMPLEMENTED ,BECAUSE UK EXITS EU , SO NO NEED ANYMORE TO IMPLEMENT EU COURT DECISIONS.
IN LIGHT OF THAT : EVERYONE IN SIMILAR SITUATION TO MY ADVISED TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE (SOLICITOR) , CAUSE OUR PR APPLICATIONS WILL BE REFUSED AND WE WILL NEED TO APPEAL AND GO TO COURT .
Is that even legal? we are still part of the EU until march next year, until then, we are still part of the EU. what a disgrace becoming British! unbelievable
that is all AGAINST the Law and absolutely unlawful , HO trying to avoid any EU Law implementations covering that with Brexit.
that is why I am advising everyone to seek legal assistance , appeal and go to court .
Hi chaoscontrol,
what did the MP suggest after telling you all this? i suppose he should know this isn't right and will do whatever is on his power to complain against the HO, in the parliament. Br
https://www.freemovement.org.uk/brexit- ... ns-rights/
"How will these rights be protected and enforced?
The Withdrawal Agreement will have the status of international law. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will continue to have jurisdiction in the UK for eight years. This appears a very big climbdown by the UK government but it is also an area on which the EU has conceded too, leaving citizens facing a possible precarious situation further down the line.
All applicants who are refused documents will have a right to appeal the decision to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). While the tribunal will decide the appeal, the CJEU will continue to be the ultimate arbiter of the interpretation of EU law for the rights of citizens. This means the UK courts can continue to refer to CJEU judgments. It also means that UK courts can continue to seek further interpretation and clarifications from the CJEU in areas of uncertainty.
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aarontran2506
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by aarontran2506 » Wed Jun 06, 2018 7:16 pm
Dear OP,
Have you applied PR for your wife yet? I hope everything was decided in your favour.
I will be on the same boat soon so I would just like to gain some insight.
Your reply will be much appreciated,
Thank you
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by ariskar » Thu Jun 07, 2018 9:06 am
I am in a similar situation with the OP, holding EEA(PR) certificate as an EU national, having obtained also British citizenship.
The difference is that my non-EU spouse is on refugee leave to remain BRP, instead of EEA family member residence permit, making it even less likely to succeed in this route. We would like to try it after reaching the 5 year threshold, as EEA(PR) causes no travel restrictions for the non-EEA spouse while being considered compared to SET(P) 3-6 month waiting for ILR with no documents, while the incremental cost is negligible...