Mammoth Firstly thank you for taking the time to respond and I take all your points on board. Only yesterday after phoning around numerous legal firms I spoke to a firm that I will abbreviate IAS in belfast. Upon speaking to them it would seem that although their number is in belfast you actually sp...
Guys I am just going to paste where I am as detailed under a previous immigration boards members thread and hope that someone can give me some help. ""Hi and thanks in advance for any help or advice that may be offered. My australian wife has been living with me in the north of Ireland for 15 years ...
Guys I am just going to paste where I am as detailed under a previous immigration boards members thread and hope that someone can give me some help. ""Hi and thanks in advance for any help or advice that may be offered. My australian wife has been living with me in the north of Ireland for 15 years ...
Hi and thanks in advance for any help or advice that may be offered. My australian wife has been living with me in the north of Ireland for 15 years and we intend now to apply for her Irish citizenship as Brexit has the potential to render useless her ten year eea residence permission issued two yea...
Noajthon, Thanks for your reply and although I don't feel under as much pressure as per previous eea application predicament I now find myself researching a way forward with my wife and our quest for real permanent authority to live freely in uk. I have read pieces surrounding the 6(2) process and a...
Hi all and thanks in advance for any help. My Australian wife has been living in Northern Ireland with me and our children aged three and twelve for twelve years with the most part facilitated with an eea 5yr, and more recently 10 yr, RP having relied on me as a dual Irish/British national having cl...
Noajthon I wanted to provide an update especially to yourself and to all the others who provided very helpful advice on my wife's eea RC application! To summarise I had an application pending after a previous refusal due to the change In law for dual nationals. Prior to referring to this board I re ...
If I landed to British consulate or wherever in Australia with Irish passport and proofs etc, even without renouncing British citizenship, I reckon there maybe a fair chance that I would get a family permit but as I say I plan to show my COA as my primary currency for the application. That would be...
Joneeboy My problem previously was that I was that I felt cornered. Now I have a more welcome problem following posts from generous people like yourself on this forum. These include: -Marriage/long residence and automatic residence; -Transitional arrangement; -Wife obtain Irish citizenship; -Me reno...
Noajthan I am no confident in my preparations for preparing both arguments and assessing best way forward with whichever comes second sounding like a positive contingency. My current application is pending so I will collate my information and ammunition whilst it is still cooking and at least I can ...
To be honest I am still slightly confused as both my suggestions above bring me back to an eea application and I thought that this wasn't the right track? Am I a qualified person under the respective applications?
Noajthon I really appreciate you taking the time to advise and clarify. So I am thinking this is my plan. 1) Speak to HO and tell them that I understand that my wife has automatic PR rights and ask them what conduit of form to use to prove this or how do they recommend I apply. Do you have any sugge...
Hi, I am new to this forum so please bear with me. I am Northern Irish and hold dual Irish British nationality and my Australian wife has been living in Northern Ireland with me for 12 years with all the required permits and visa's. However, she was refused our latest renewal through the treaty rig...
No a, I really appreciate you taking the time to advise. Excuse my ignorance but I take it McCarthy means that I am no longer able to avail of the eea route? Does that mean that my pending eea PR application is more than likely doomed. HO asked for proof of exercising treaty rights and I sent them t...
My wife's first 'residence permit' was issued for period between January 2006-08 allowing her to work but with recourse to public funds. Then in September 2008 she was issued with a 'Residence Documentation' that was valid until September 2013. In clover sounds good and whilst I have here'd whimpers...
Guys, Thanks for your reply and the Irish neutralisation is an interesting prospect in the longer term. I received a COA from the HO who wouldn't confirm my wife's right to work nor did they state that she couldn't because of a shortage if information and proof that I have since submitted. Following...
Hi, I am new to this forum so please bear with me. I am Northern Irish and hold dual Irish British nationality and my Australian wife has been living in Northern Ireland with me for 12 years with all the required permits and visa's. However, she was refused our latest renewal through the treaty righ...
