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I have argued almost everything including this. They just refer me to spanish vfs website at the bottom of the page that spanish consulate may request any documents if they may require. I will keep you all in loop!Jambo wrote:Don't have personal experience but you can argue with them that a ticket is not listed on their website as required for EEA family member applications.
See CONDITIONS OF APPLICATION.
Thats exactly what my wife stated at the end of the letter that if you still want to reject my husband's application on this ground, then I need in writing with clear ground why you have refused the application so that we could take necessary actions to protect our EEA rights under Directive 2004/3//EC.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Where possible, try to get what they say in writing. It makes it a lot easier to complain to other agencies later!
You have a good wife!pinkpanter wrote:Thats exactly what my wife stated at the end of the letter that if you still want to reject my husband's application on this ground, then I need in writing with clear ground why you have refused the application so that we could take necessary actions to protect our EEA rights under Directive 2004/3//EC.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Where possible, try to get what they say in writing. It makes it a lot easier to complain to other agencies later!
Yes she is!!...Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:You have a good wife!pinkpanter wrote:Thats exactly what my wife stated at the end of the letter that if you still want to reject my husband's application on this ground, then I need in writing with clear ground why you have refused the application so that we could take necessary actions to protect our EEA rights under Directive 2004/3//EC.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Where possible, try to get what they say in writing. It makes it a lot easier to complain to other agencies later!
Yes and no. Definitely yes through the Spanish court system. But that probably takes a lawyer there. It might be possible to launch a small claims court action against them, but I am not sure of the implications and possible downsides of doing so.pinkpanter wrote:Can I sue to Spanish Consulate if they refuse to give me visa??
Sounds like she is wasting her time by improvising rather than just issuing the visa. Amazing!pinkpanter wrote:I just received a phone call from Spanish consulate. After introductions etc The lady start with a very unexpected question that why am I not applying through my spouse embassay as it would be more quick. I replied that I am only going to Spain, not to my spouse's country. She asked me the second question that when you applied last time to your wife's country, what document did you show etc. She told me that because I have UK PR status that was a reason we were asking for tickets; however we are not asking now and will issue you visa quickly as possible as you are travelling soon.
During the call the lady was little confused but, anyway it seems that the letter from my spouse worked and I will receive my visa soon :)
Will you drive or take the train? Remember to always carry your marriage certificatepinkpanter wrote:I will definately go again but that time hope without visa. I will be completing 12 months in December after PR so will apply for BN.
I dont think after British Naturalisation, you will need visa for Spain. Do I??Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:The lady said they will issue me visa ( I hope) soon so do not need to carry my marriage certificate. We will book Flight. Do I realy need to carry marriage certificate despite the visa on my passport??pinkpanter wrote:Will you drive or take the train? Remember to always carry your marriage certificate
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:pinkpanter wrote:I will definately go again but that time hope without visa. I will be completing 12 months in December after PR so will apply for BN.
I have UK issued PR now, and in my PR it doesn't say family member of eea. Also i want to get visa to avoid unnecessary questions at airport.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Tell them that if they do not issue the visa immediately, you will get Solvit involved.
As an aside, Why are you actually applying for the visa? You have a UK issued Residence Card, right?