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I am hoping they agree on some sort of withdrawal agreement so I would be able to take advantage of the transition periodnojoyfrominis wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:13 pmYou need to show dependency and for exercising Eu treaty rights, you need to be employed in Ireland or studying or living with sufficient funds along with medical insurance. Now sending money from U.K. account is not very clever since you want to show Ireland as centre of your life.
Time is running out as Boris won yesterday. Eu treaty rights will not apply to British citizens as soon as wab is passed in U.K. parliament and passed to Eu. That should happen within a month. So u need to make a solid application and submit it before U.K. informs Eu that they are leaving next month
They aren't baseless assumptions. 100s if not 1000s of newly naturalised British citizens suddenly moved to Ireland in recent years to bring many family and extended family members under EU treaty rights to Ireland and then move back to the UK after a few months etc. I recall one member a couple of years ago who was trying to sponsor at least 12 extended family members from Pakistan, siblings, parents, aunts, uncls, nieces etc.
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I am sure people do misuse the system. But every case should be decided on its own merits and not on assumptions.CR001 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:54 pmThey aren't baseless assumptions. 100s if not 1000s of newly naturalised British citizens suddenly moved to Ireland in recent years to bring many family and extended family members under EU treaty rights to Ireland and then move back to the UK after a few months etc. I recall one member a couple of years ago who was trying to sponsor at least 12 extended family members from Pakistan, siblings, parents, aunts, uncls, nieces etc.
So it is a well known back door route back to the UK for family members that don't qualify under the UK immigration rules (effectively using Ireland to circumvent the UK immigration rules).
Be aware that Ireland and the UK share immigration data and information.
Apologies. I wasn't aware.CR001 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:56 pmMembers are not permitted to post names and details of solicitors on the forum
Good point. It will actually be good if they can look at the visit visa applicationCR001 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 5:10 pmRemember that for a 6 months visit visa to the UK, she would have to prove that she has independent means and strong ties to home country. This is where the sharing of information between Ireland and the UK can be the downfall as now you are claiming she is wholly dependent on you.
The back door route I am referring to is back to the UK, not UK to Ireland, which had you done it, you would have found your mum in a very difficult position with no legal status in Ireland.
But on the INIS website it says as an EU citizen my family can join me if I am living in Ireland or can accompany me if I am planning to move.littlerr wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 5:34 pmOne of the key element to Free Movement Directive is that you intend to be a resident in the country where you apply for your dependants’ residences. You said you were sending money to your mother from your UK bank account. That immediately raises a red flag.
If you have been living in Ireland since the summer, you should be able to provide concrete evidences that you live in Ireland, work in Ireland and pay taxes in Ireland. Some salary slips, Irish bank statements showing daily transactions, and utility bills will help. Irish bank statements that do not show daily grocery showings will not do you any good. Any kind of UK bank statement or showing financial transactions between you and your mother from the UK will only reduce your chance of having your visa approved.
Moreover I can not leave my mother alone. She will be all alone after my dad. I do have a sister but she lives very far from our family home with her husband, in laws and kids. She is not able to support my mother anyway financially or by staying with her due to social norms. Hence I have been sending money to my parents since long time.littlerr wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 5:34 pmOne of the key element to Free Movement Directive is that you intend to be a resident in the country where you apply for your dependants’ residences. You said you were sending money to your mother from your UK bank account. That immediately raises a red flag.
If you have been living in Ireland since the summer, you should be able to provide concrete evidences that you live in Ireland, work in Ireland and pay taxes in Ireland. Some salary slips, Irish bank statements showing daily transactions, and utility bills will help. Irish bank statements that do not show daily grocery showings will not do you any good. Any kind of UK bank statement or showing financial transactions between you and your mother from the UK will only reduce your chance of having your visa approved.
I leant that. Sorry for asking.Bippin wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 5:32 pmSorry I am not allowed to names any solicitors in this board ,plus even if I could I would not recommend _to you as he fail to appeal once in UK then told her to moved here then suggested one Irish lawyer that probably same type of _not catch up work in time for appeal ,
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So have you moved to Ireland or not? Do you have any job offer in Ireland? Do you have accommodation booked? If you said you were planning to move to Ireland in July, it's just not a convincing thing to say the same in December.
Sabby2019 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:49 pmI am hoping they agree on some sort of withdrawal agreement so I would be able to take advantage of the transition periodnojoyfrominis wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:13 pmYou need to show dependency and for exercising Eu treaty rights, you need to be employed in Ireland or studying or living with sufficient funds along with medical insurance. Now sending money from U.K. account is not very clever since you want to show Ireland as centre of your life.
Time is running out as Boris won yesterday. Eu treaty rights will not apply to British citizens as soon as wab is passed in U.K. parliament and passed to Eu. That should happen within a month. So u need to make a solid application and submit it before U.K. informs Eu that they are leaving next month