Your wife could have put your name on it if she wanted to. I suspect she must have told the registry that she is not married. If you are married then the registry will insert the name of the man in that marriage as the father, even in his absence. Therefore your absence should not have made a differ...

JAMAA wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 26, 2020 1:56 pm

Hi Obie
How about those received the UK RESIDENCE CARD before November 2016 ?
Does still need British Citizen needs exercise treaty right working or self employed etc

They should not. I do not believe the application requires them to do so either.

if you read the form carefully will tell you THIS ( IF YOU HAVE RC RESIDENCE CARD YOU DONT NEED TO FILL THIS SECTION). True. But knowing the HO I prefer to send in the info again lol. When you do the opposite of what you are asked to do, and the caseworker proceed on an erroneous basis in his or he...

Zerubbabel wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 16, 2020 1:09 pm

No worries. You can delete my response if you like. The timer lapsed. I can't edit it myself.

I do not think that will be proper or necessary for me to delete your post, but it is on record, that i agree with the views you expressed on this thread.

I take your point onboard, albeit post-writing, and hence the reason for editing my post, unfortunately your probably had citied my post and was writing at the time of my editing.

foreigner11 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 16, 2020 4:59 am

hi everyone,
it's been more then 7 months for my application but i didn't hear anything since then.

Complain complain complain. Do so forcefully and do not mince your words. Make sure your disdain about their inefficient practises is well articulated on the letter.

So today the forms arrived in the post, 60 pages of pure joy :))) I really do not understand why - seeing that the HO previously granted me a RC via Suridner Sing route - we are asked to send ALL that information yet again (supporting documents about our life in EU country, BC's activity there etc)...

The parents of the spouse of an EEA citizen, derives the right from the relationship with the EU citizen and not to the EU citizen directly. Provided the relationship exist and the applicant makes clear that their child or one of their parents is married to an EEA national, the Entry clearance offic...

You will first need to apply for a Residence card, as durable partners without a Residence card, are not entitled to apply for settled or presettled status.

Where is your EEA spouse or sponsor, you still married to her?

No, because settled status is provided under the Withdrawal Agreement, which has already been signed between the UK and the EU. However, exercise of Treaty Rights has recently (in the past two-three weeks) been made a condition for applying for British citizenship. You may be required to prove that...

You need to apply for him for an EEA family permit, and once he has arrived, you can apply for pre settled status or a residence card first and settled status afterwards.

. If anything the granting of a permission more often seems to result in the EU national leaving Ireland. I do not agree with the premise of your assertion. You are proceeding on the basis that all marriage are suspicious and once residence is granted, the EU citizen then leaves the state. You have...

Fianna fail are actively advocating some form of regularisation. Hopefully things will progress soon.



https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/giv ... 22908.html

Are you dependent on the sponsor? Are you children dependent on him? Were you supported by the sponsor whilst in the UK.

Are the children Irish citizens?

Legal certainty is a very important principle in law. An EU national may be detered from moving to Ireland in order to exercise his or her treaty rights, if he does not the certainty that his unmarried partner with whom he has a young child will be able to reside with him, owing to the failure of th...

I do not personally see what is wrong with that Judgement. Following Rahman C-83/11, states are required to promulgate legislative provision to give effect to Article 3(2). An applicant ought to be able to know what Durable Relationship means im national legislation, so they can facilitate a success...

Well i do not need to call them really, as there is nothing they can add to my knowledge of the law. To be fair on them, they are not lawyers or legal adviser, and therefore do not really expect them to know much. Only thing i blame them for, is the failure to inform customers or callers that they a...

Hi I think you getting the whole thing wrong. Free Movement Rights: retained rights of residence Access to the child of the EEA national – regulation 10(5)(d)(iii) The applicant must provide evidence that: • they have a right of access to the child, under the age of 18, of the EEA national, for exa...