Overseas Citizen of India is an option that may be open if she successfully secure British passport.

Apply normal, as there is an 8 weeks max for FLR (M) applications.

If you pass suitability for FLR(FP), you will pass it pass it for FLR(M).

You beat me to it. I just approved it.

Need to do a DNA test, to prove that the other person was actually not your father, and you only found out later, only then, might you be able to change this on public record. Your paternity does not form part of a person's Identity on public records. I do not think this will have an effect on Briti...

I'm not acting contrary to the interests of the forum, I'm providing accurate and useful information. You, on the other hand, are not, moderator or not. You are simply a troll, your views are wrong and incorrect and not backed by any legal provision. I am growing increasingly concerned and irritate...

You are free to express your views, but just not a misleading one, and not on this forum. You are free to express them outside the scope of the forum. I have no problem with that. If you express them here, as a moderator i have a duty to stop it, I will warn you, and if you continue to act contrary ...

I have not seen INIS disagreeing with me. You have not even read the treaty. If as a lawyer, your best answer is that INIS does not agree with me, without signing any legal provision to back up. Then i really worry for your client. If the benchmark is INIS agreeing then there will be no successful c...

If this individual is in the state and residing before brexit day, then irrespective of Brexit or not, he and his family will be covered by the existing rules.

Yakouv wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 15, 2020 9:28 am

Just retained rights of residence
My active solicitor just remember to contact them on 15th of September 2020 after one year and one month....

Excessively long wait.

It will help if perhaps you read section 10(1)(E)(ii), of the withdrawal treaty, which is an agreement between the UK and the EU, and binding on Ireland.

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content ... d1e127-1-1

Well i got my information from the relevant legal provision. The government is clearly not saying what you are saying. One can accuse them of giving incomplete information but not inaccurate information. It is correct that British citizens and their family will continue to have rights to live if the...

Your wife and son - they must have an EU or UK passport, otherwise they will not be able to move to Ireland in 8 months time. That statement is wrong and inconsistent with the treaty. Provided this man is married to his wife before 31-12-2020,which he will be, and provided he commenced residence in...

I do not have a clue where this 8 months date is coming from. I will implore contributors to desist from providing inaccurate information on the forum. The transition ends on the 31-12-2020, if the OP enters the state before 31-12-2020, she will be able to bring her mother under the withdrawal treat...

Not just for Irish citizens, but all children under 21 can benefit.

I will go for the appeal probably, as I cannot see them reasoning with the law. The admin review in my view is a waste of time.

Thanks Obie. I was concerned about 7(3)(b) lapsing and Section 3C not applying. However, agree In my opinion,such situation is beyond any degree of absurdity. The lapse was due to the Home Office’s delay and the applicant shouldn’t be penalized for that. Absent any authority, I would most certainly...

Well the caselaw does not specifically deal with your issue, but a cogent argument can be constructed based on it and the implications of regulation 7(3).

They may be right . Vinny i do not follow? It will appear this person arrived with an EEA family Permit and applied for a Residence Card during the currency of the EEA family permit. Relevant Documents in the rule appears to include EEA family permit also. In the case you cited, i do not think the ...

Well you have a right of appeal and must exercise it.