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Best to write back to them to clarify that point. Your activities in the state are irrelevant, but your residence is very important. Also, notify them that there is error in the letter as your wife was a worker and is therefore not required to demonstrate self sufficiency.

I am not in favour of the delays or the system in general, however I do not agree with the prison statement. That person is not in a prison. People who are in prison do not have the right to get out. He has the right to get out of the state if he or she wishes. The applicant's passport is mostly ret...

You need to call them and make a request for it.

Unmarried partners falls under regulation 8(5).

Regulations 8(2) has no application to your case.

Of utmost importance, is where did this person retired? Was it in the UK or elsewhere?

He ought to have appealed the EEA family permit refusal, as there is no requirement for him to live with her permanently for a durable relationship to exist. Several factors will need to be taken into account such as, the existence of a child, why they do not live together, due to work, and their co...

I know a Brazilian lady who faked it but now a PR holder What is the relevance of you knowing a person who may have committed an offense to the forum and this topic. Are you encouraging him to dodge it also? If that is what you are seeking to do, it is not permissible, and I can assure you that I w...

You may qualify if there is documented evidence of domestic violence.

Do you have documented evidence like police report confirming domestic violence took place during your relationship?

Relax guys The way Irish system works ,i think next ceremony is in November but not 2019 in 2020. Never expect anything before next Summer. Holiday period has already kicked in here! What a stupid comment We have to try not to be discourteous to each other. Everyone is perfectly entitled to express...

You will have no right to the pre Settled status or a right to retained right of residence after divorce, as you proceed with divorce before the 3rd anniversary of your marriage, unless of course you have a child by the EEA national.

I am not sure why the entry clearance says that, as regulation 12(2), clearly envisage circumstances like yours, where a person will be entitled to admission upon arrival by virtue of Regulation 11(5).

You are correct. It appears that dependency is not presumed for Extended family member as opposed to dependant parents.

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Sun Sep 29, 2019 6:43 am

Apply for settled status under EU11 condition 1?

Exactly what I thought, and because you have documented right of Permanent Residence, you will get a swift response

" too late with the scenario of settle status scheme all right becoming more individual basis now not like the old eea which makes lifes diff...peace " Don't agree with you . You probably don't know "A person who is applying as the dependent of an u EEA citizen is required to prove their dependency...

" too late with the scenario of settle status scheme all right becoming more individual basis now not like the old eea which makes lifes diff...peace " Don't agree with you . You probably don't know "A person who is applying as the dependent of an u EEA citizen is required to prove their dependency...

Any further update on this thread or timeline.

It will seem like Home Office Surinder Singh Settlement Scheme section is working like a fine tuned machine, or maybe not.

More timeline will give an indication on performance in this area.

The onus is on your sister to tell them if she so wishes that she no longer resides with you. It is not your obligation to do so.

I kind of think maybe you should let her be and not use immigration as a weapon against her.

The question of dependency is not dependent on mere giving of money. The question is whether or not, having regards to their personal circumstances, they require the support of you and your wife in order for them to meet their essential needs. In undertaking that assessment, regards must be had to t...