Hi Folks "If it's not under the correct section please move it to the correct section" My mother is due to apply for her citizenship in 6 months or so from now. She's currently on a stamp 4 equivalent for 5 years by virtue of my father who is a British national exercising his right to free movement ...

I was hoping that I could apply for an indefinite based on the temporary stamps as they count towards the reconable residence. I believe there is prejudice against me to deliberately put gaps in the extension stamps so I couldn't apply for PR. Just wanted to ask what should I do in this situation if...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 21, 2022 5:47 pm

I have removed the attachment as you have not blacked out the name of the person who sent the letter

My bad will repost again after editing. Sorry

Hi there folks, I'm sorry if this has been asked before but I haven't seen anything in this regard. Now, let me put it down in short detail as to what happened: When initial visa application was refused I was on a temporary stamp4 based on the fact that my father is British national. I was told by m...

Hi guys, I don't know if this has been asked before, My question is that "if a child born outside of UK in a non EU country and their Grandfather is a British citizen by Naturalisation, would that child be eligible for British nationality through descent? And would anything change if the child is bo...

You need to apply for your renewal as usual. This extension is simply to make sure that nobody will be treated as illegal immigrant due to reduced staff and extended waiting period. No new stamp will be given for this extension. What do you mean by new stamp? As in can I just book an appointment wi...

Hi guys, Just wanted to ask in regards to the grant of automatic extensions to the people whoes permissions were due to expire in April. The Minster of Justice announced that they are all given an automatic extension until September, 2021. My leave is due to expire in April as well, how would this w...

Hi there guys, Just want to know what is the update on chenchooliah case? Has anyone heard anything about it? Has anyone got any permanent residence based on chenchooliah yet? I was initially given temporary residence stamp 4s based on eu free movement as a dependent. They refused the case initially...

There are various ways you can do it. Use like Google link. Or use the attachment icon on the forum. In all circumstances and means of posting, please ensure personal details are redacted. I'm still trying to upload it but it says the file. Is too large...i will try to do it from a computer tomorrow.

They will still be allowed to live in Ireland as long as common travel area is still in place, but it’s likely going to be under the domestic immigration rules where they will get a normal Stamp 4. It means they can live here but they will need a visa to travel to other EU countries. I hope this is...

Obie wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 30, 2019 6:21 pm

Can you post a copy of this letter.

There is no clarity as to what this provision are likely to be.

I have the letter with me but don't know how to post a picture here in the reply...could you please guide me as how to do this and i will post the picture.
Thanks

Hi Folks, My mother had been granted the stamp eu4 fam since my father is a British national. I have just received a letter from the INIS stating the fact that, if Britain leaves without a deal people who have these rights under EU directive will not be able to enjoy these rights. They are saying th...

Hi Folks, I have a very bad situation my father is a British National and mother was recently granted EU4FAM for 5 years. Now I have read this a many times that one does not need a visa to enter the UK as long as they are traveling with their partner. However, my parents were stopped at the Belfast ...

Your mother will not require a visa to enter the UK if she’s accompanied by your father who’s the EU National who’s exercising the Treaty Rights in Ireland. To avoid arguments with the Immigration Officers she will need to bring along the marriage certificate to prove their relationship thus exerci...

broli wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 19, 2017 9:18 am

Congrats.

Now we need a like or applause button in the forum

Yeh lol we do need a likes button

Hi brother, Ma sha Allah many congrats. Can we please have the timeline? Application date ? Temporary stamp 4 ? 6 or 9 months ? 5 years RC ? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks. Jazak Allah kahir brother. Yeh we submitted the application in March 2017 they granted us a 9 months temporary Stamp 4, to...

eirelover wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 19, 2017 1:00 am

Congratulations!
Do you mind telling us the timeline please?

Thanks a Million
Yep we submitted the case in March 2017 and got the temporary stamp4 in july and then later on in December they finalised the decision.

Hi there Folks, Hope you are all good and pumped up for Christmas. Just have a question my mother was recently granted a stamp4eufam and my dad is a British national exercising his treaty rights in Ireland. My mother would like to visit UK as she has got friends and family there to visit. Does she n...

Hi there Folks,
Just to update you all that my mother has been granted EU4 Fam 5 years permit recently.
Just want to thank you all for all the help and guidance.
Also need your support and prayers for my own case which has been forwarded for review.
Thanks

Hello All, Can you please confirm if a family member (child over 21 but dependent) of EU citizen, who has applied for residence card on form EU1, been granted temporary type 4 Stamp for 6 month application process period, would have to pay €300 for GNIB card (now called IRP apparently)? Same proble...

Yes, it happened to me too... :!: very annoying because i have had the GNIB cards twice already and didn't paid anything for them. I am over 21 and have applied for stamp 4 eu fam. I was granted and extension and was asked to get a new GNIB card. I went to the garda station the woman at the desk cha...

have you heard anything from them?? they have refused mine

Hi people, Today i have received the news we all dread, INIS refused my application on the basis that, i have failed to show that, i am a dependent of my father. Well, I wrote letters explaining the fact that, I was unable to work and had lived with my father for over 10 years on the same address an...

Hi, You already they "nail on the head", so to speak. NON EU family members of EU nationals enjoy the same rights as their EU partner. Once you are married to an EU national, you automatically enjoy the same right as he or she does. Stamp is basically a formality. Your employer is wrong. You are al...

Hi change of circumstance is about EU citizen activities and relationship. If you change jobs it changes nothing unless EU citizen is student or self sufficient stamp 4 I'm not allowed to work more than 40 hours a week". There's no restriction on stamp 4 lol :mrgreen: is 40 hours a week not enough ...