Those who wish to apply under the 10 years but unable to do so as a result of social distancing, should state this on the application.

I suspect if this goes on, changes will have to be made to the regulations to enable consideration of application without biometric enrollment.

Those who wish to apply under the 10 years but unable to do so as a result of social distancing, should state this on the application.

I suspect if this goes on, changes will have to be made to the regulations to enable consideration of application without biometric enrollment.

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 04, 2020 4:52 pm

@Obie , I could be wrong, but I think that while Post Offices are open, the enrolment services in Post Offices have been closed, in line with the other biometric enrolment centres.

The Crown post office are open Simon, and they provide this service in most post office, as far as i am aware.

Application for non EU nationals without biometrics permit, is presently suspended, as they cannot attend biometrics.

Crown post office are open, there is no reason why your wife should not visit them and enrol her biometrics. This is exemption for centres, but not post offices.

I actually mean the opposite, as no application is needed.

You have a right called section 3C, which is protected by it.

Due to data protection rules, it will be very concerning if caseworker are given rights to access applicants personal data, their immigration history and police details from the comfort of their homes. That will neither be proper nor lawful. I am not even sure if Home Office will be minded to provid...

Home office like everyone are running away from COVID 19. No one is working on visa at present, so i think you really should focus your mind on something else, as visa processing is out of the question at present.

Am I missing something here? Why would you need a Barrister? This isn't a court case. :? I am quite puzzled by this also. Why on earth will you need that. It is rather your wife that should be concerned about that. I think OP is getting to worry over matters that are of no importance to him. He can...

The Home Secretary has announced that those NHS doctors, nurses and personel on work visas will automatically have their visas extended for 1 year. This is the case for those whose visa are expiring before 1st October 2020. Therefore health expert should not worry. https://www.gov.uk/government/news...

Dependency is assumed in the case of direct descendents in the assending line.

But your case was dealt with under the EEA Regulations as opposed to Appendix EU.

Even under EU, they were wrong to refuse to accept dependency on you.

Provisions are in place to assist people who find themselves in this unfortunate position, as Garda (Local immigration officers) are no longer open.

I cannot drop a note, but if we can help on the forum.

02.03 2020 date of refused we applied for EEA FAMILY PERMIT can you help ?i would appreciate , xxxxxxxxx very little time left ,didn't know what to do If they insist on dependency from your wife, then that is wrong. It will appear that consideration was given to your case under the EEA Regulations ...

If your application was made after 31-01-2020, i believe there will be a right of appeal.

Further important announcement from the Department of Justice or Immigration Delivery service, as it is called these days.

http://inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Immigration- ... Q-2[1].pdf

Only once a decision is made, will a paper applicant be able to access a status online. If a status is not showing online, then it means a decision has not been reached. Just a bit of update for an application I made on behalf of a Surinder Singh applicant. Application lodged on 25th September 2019....

I would expect you to say that Seagul. Tell me, who will police those people to buy their own private medical insurance? And how much will it cost and they will also need to pay NI, so how will it be better value? And if they don't buy insurance, what will happen if the fall ill, do you think they ...

Obbie, the payment they make is for having access to the NHS from day one, something which costs many many millions to run each year. The amount of NI they start to pay will be nowhere near the amount it costs the NHS to treat them if they become ill or break a bone etc etc. It would take them year...