What do you mean by the derivative right of residence Accordingly, the Court holds that a non-EU national in Mr Lounes’ situation is eligible for a derived right of residence under Article 21(1) TFEU, on conditions which must not be stricter than those provided for by the directive for the grant of ...
Here it’s what the Lounes barrister said on his Twitter account 1 min ago Parm Saini @PPSSaini · 1m Lounes C-165/16: Success! Grand Chamber gives landmark judgment in favour of protecting dual EU nationals' #freemovement rights & the effectiveness of those rights by giving derived residence to their...
Morning It’s 9:30 am in the European court and soon the verdict will be out Back on this forum again after Vinny created a link of dual national rights back in April as I asked series of questions related to my husbands dual nationality Glad to see people posted a lot of information Hoping the judge...
Please please people come forward with the similar case and history help others from your experiences do a good deed You would not like to be called "illegal"when your married to EEA / UK Recently some one on told me I'm illegal in the uk bec EEA residence card of 5 years is no longer valid bec husb...
Thank you so much for,taking your prescious time out for others and helping them Just read the link In your previous reply but there isn't any date for the grand chamber hearing ;( Don't know how long it will take sooner the better I tried to find if I could send private messages to other users but ...
Anna green Have you heard in regards to your application for PR? Have an almost identical case here. I'm going through enormous stress these days as so unsure what to do Rang a solicitor and they asked me £300 for 20-25 min Skype consultation ? How I am going to do a living if I pay that much money ...
Vinny do you think writing a letter to CJEU in laxamberg explaining the situation I am in and thousands others would help n this regard ? I have been in the country for last 9 years Came to the uk in 2008 on student visa until 2013, in 2013 I was still on student visa when my husband to be proposed ...
Wise thank you so much for your reply can't thank you enough for your time I don't know what we have done Just to clarify my husband hasn't give up his previous nationality He has kept the nationality of his birth and became British in 2015 just because there was a lot of talk on brexit and he has l...
I have been in the country for last 9 years Came to the uk in 2008 on student visa until 2013, in 2013 I was still on student visa when my husband to be proposed me and we got married in early Jan 2013, end of Jan I got my residence card of 5 years I will be completing my 10 years in uk next year Ca...
Oh my god ! What to do now ? I got my 5 years residence card under EEA rules and he is still EEA national ? Can I not apply under the same rules for permanent residence card and not tell home office of his British nationality ? We are planning to have a child as husband wants me out of the immigrati...
I'm from Thailand married to EEA national and my husband got his British passport two years ago, in few months my 5 years residence card are coming to its renewal date and I haven't got a clue, me and my husband are really worried about it, I have been in the country for nearly 9 years now until 201...
