EEA Residence card revoked at Manchester Airport

akz wrote:

irfan533 wrote:Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do?

Hi bro,

My EEA4 is refused and i m on appeal, self employed eea national are not acceptable any more, so first thing you must do, to ask your eea wife to start work and at least earn minimum for 2015 - 2016 (6,50*24 = 156 / week) until October, in octuber min pay will be 6.70, it will be later 6.70*24 = 160.80/week, this is the formula they using for genuine and effective work , please get rid of self employment and start even cleaning work earn minimum 156/week, to maintain a solid right to reside status , all other thing can be proved if your relationship is genuine later.

Good luck

irfan533 wrote:Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do?

el patron wrote:

irfan533 wrote:Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do?

Only some solicitors have legal aid contracts, I'm assuming of course that you are in England in Wales. As I recall compensation claims for unlawful detention are still within the scope of legal aid over there.

irfan533 wrote:Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do?

akz wrote:

akz wrote:

irfan533 wrote:Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do?

Hi bro,

My EEA4 is refused and i m on appeal, self employed eea national are not acceptable any more, so first thing you must do, to ask your eea wife to start work and at least earn minimum for 2015 - 2016 (6,50*24 = 156 / week) until October, in octuber min pay will be 6.70, it will be later 6.70*24 = 160.80/week, this is the formula they using for genuine and effective work , please get rid of self employment and start even cleaning work earn minimum 156/week, to maintain a solid right to reside status , all other thing can be proved if your relationship is genuine later.

Good luck

Thanks AKZ. My wife has already started full time job now. but my appeal date is in september. I am not allowed to work. i do not know how can i ask for permission?

to add one more thing,

Before and still no one knows how much minimum earning an eea self employed can show to be consider a genuine worker, so it is an easy target for UKBA to refused and even ask u to leave uk

regards

irfan533 wrote:

el patron wrote:
Thanks for responding, I think that fresh application will take long time plus i have to complete again 5 years to get permanent residence card.

sagareva wrote:

irfan533 wrote:

el patron wrote:
Thanks for responding, I think that fresh application will take long time plus i have to complete again 5 years to get permanent residence card.

no you won't, 5 years is from the day you are married and reside with your wife, who is excercising treaty rights, in the UK. any dates on your residence card(s) are irrelevant.

but HO is vindictive and fresh application may not really make a lot of difference, and FT tribunal spats out loads of complete nonsence almost universally in support of any HO marriage of convenience allegation, no matter how bizzarre (and in your case it sounds like it's pretty bizarre). From your current position you need to retain a direct access barrister and apply or JR full scale. check out Paul Turner or Garden Court Chambers (freemovement blog). With JR, you will spend more money but will immediately be in saner courts with more competent professionals, than the endless HO/FTT babble.

manchectser airport had absolutely no authority of any kind. you need to bring action for damages (as well as for removal of all conditions and cessation of harassment immediately) if you can afford it. imho any conditions on you are invalid. you have the right to reside and the right to work, provided your wife excercises treaty rights, of which of course I have not seen evidence.

but even if there is some problem with her self-employment this does not justify this treatment, detention, tags or whatever else.

however****

you said you had a hearing scheduled in glasgow that you have now requested for manchester

HEARING FOR WHAT???? did you already have a problem?

btw manchester airport immigration is awful, I have been there myself once and some literally 18-year girl IO with maybe 3 GCSEs spewed complete bollocks at me. I had to put her in her place quite rudely. i'd love to see these people fired and re-educated.

sagareva wrote:

irfan533 wrote:

el patron wrote:
Thanks for responding, I think that fresh application will take long time plus i have to complete again 5 years to get permanent residence card.

no you won't, 5 years is from the day you are married and reside with your wife, who is excercising treaty rights, in the UK. any dates on your residence card(s) are irrelevant.

but HO is vindictive and fresh application may not really make a lot of difference, and FT tribunal spats out loads of complete nonsence almost universally in support of any HO marriage of convenience allegation, no matter how bizzarre (and in your case it sounds like it's pretty bizarre). From your current position you need to retain a direct access barrister and apply or JR full scale. check out Paul Turner or Garden Court Chambers (freemovement blog). With JR, you will spend more money but will immediately be in saner courts with more competent professionals, than the endless HO/FTT babble.

manchectser airport had absolutely no authority of any kind. you need to bring action for damages (as well as for removal of all conditions and cessation of harassment immediately) if you can afford it. imho any conditions on you are invalid. you have the right to reside and the right to work, provided your wife excercises treaty rights, of which of course I have not seen evidence.

but even if there is some problem with her self-employment this does not justify this treatment, detention, tags or whatever else.

however****

you said you had a hearing scheduled in glasgow that you have now requested for manchester

HEARING FOR WHAT???? did you already have a problem?

btw manchester airport immigration is awful, I have been there myself once and some literally 18-year girl IO with maybe 3 GCSEs spewed complete bollocks at me. I had to put her in her place quite rudely. i'd love to see these people fired and re-educated.

Casa wrote:You haven't replied to the question whether you were aware of a problem with your residence permit before leaving the UK?

el patron wrote:6 weeks detention, that would be a substantial amount of money for a successful unlawful detention action!

generaltier1 wrote:Hi,

I can refer a very good barrister to u.

A friend had a similar case recently

The tag will be taken of if u have no criminal record and the officer at signing place is good

Good luck