Hello The refusal was justified as yourself didn't hold a status at the time. Her status depends on yours. It's not an independent status. Even if now there is no ground for refusal anymore, the ground was there and valid at the time the decision was taken. The best option for you is to apply again...

kamoe wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 28, 2020 10:37 pm

brownbonno wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 28, 2020 8:55 pm

Please advise on how to go about it without going through a tribunal appeal or making a new application.

Why are you against applying again?

Just because of the the inconvenience involved.
Thanks for the response.

Hello members thank you for the great work you are all doing here. I have a question on EU settlement scheme family permit. My wife a non EU national applied for EU settlement scheme family permit three weeks from outside the UK after I made my application for EU settlement scheme pre settled/ settl...

Hi. New here. Just wondering if anyone can give me an advice. I submitted my application today for a Short Stay C Visa. I am a parent of a British child who is 13 years old. We are looking into relocating in Ireland because we think that she will have a better education there. The woman who examine...

Just wondering is your mother able to provide a family certificate listing you as the child (not her or your personal birth certificates)? In my home country we are able to get such a document aside from a personal birth certificate. As for exercising freedom of movement a letter stating you are in...

Mary2003 wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 10, 2018 5:33 pm

I think my question was misunderstood. Thanks though

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I am British, owned my house in France since 1995 and have lived here permanently since January 2010. I am registered here as self employed. I am married. She is a Serbian passport holder. We were married in the village here in France last month. (September 2018) She arrived in France on the 21st o...

I am a Nigerian and my partner is Italian. I came here on a student visa which has expired long time ago. We applied at the registrar to get married 2016 but was refused. We have been living together for 1 year and 10 months now. We got married using Nigerian Customary marriage (proxy) and I have t...

To brownbonno: You didn't understand. My question is how do I prove my relationship with my stepmother? What document will I need? Although my father didn't need a visa, he applied just in case. I know I am also eligible to travel to EU without submitting any legal requirements except proof of rela...

Firstly, your father doesn't need a visa to enter the Netherlands since he is in possession of article 10 residence permit. "Ireland calls its Residence Card Stamp 4EUFam (EU Directive 2004/38/EC). Ireland has now implemented this part of the directive in full according with the Immigration Act 2004...

Hi, would like to apologise if i'm in the wrong forum. friend of mine recommended this for me. ** please try and read this, i really need help ** I am married to my Italian husband (married him in outside UK) we are both from the same country in Africa. And have been with him for over 5 years now. ...

I've been volunteering in Ireland for three years and recently got pregnant for an Irish man. We are not married yet. My visa is expiring next month so I am meant to leave the country and return home. My problem is the hardship I will face seeking employment wth a big pregnancy on my own until the ...

Obie wrote:I should think so. I cant see any obvious obstacle to obtaining PR if she is a worker, even if she receives top up benefits.

Thanks for the inputs.But the EEA national did not worked throughout the period in question,but was a carer of disabled child for d whole period.

Please I need clarification on this case: An EEA citizen is a Carer to her disabled child(EEA citizen)here in the UK for which Carer's allowance is received for the past 6 years.Also worked less 16 hours for few years in the last 6 years.The EEA1 residence card is due to expire in few weeks. Can the...

Congratulations Tracy,
This is a pure test of knowledge and perseverance.
Wish you the best further.

Thanks Obie I met my solicitor today and we have decided to go to court.If all of us are going to be afraid of HO then they will continue to make such awful decisions and get away with it. UK is not a banana state the rule of law exist so let the independent judge decides this case.I met all the re...

How long has your husband been in employment in the UK before he lost the job.
If he had a job for more than six months and apply/register as a job seeker with the Jobcentre,the application will be refused and an appeal will be upheld.

Birth Certificate proves very little especially if from a third-world country where forgery and corruption abound . This conclusive statement is very narrow minded as the alleged forgery and corruption is not limited to third world alone. It is a clear afront to modern world and a false accusation ...

Birth Certificate proves very little especially if from a third-world country where forgery and corruption abound . This conclusive statement is very narrow minded as the alleged forgery and corruption is not limited to third world alone. It is a clear afront to modern world and a false accusation ...

John wrote:Thank you for posting this. It is an important judgement, so I have made this a "sticky".

Hope a link to the actual ECJ judgement will emerge in the next day or two.

http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs ... 0012en.pdf

An ECJ finds that the right of residence of the parent who is the primary carer of a child of a migrant worker who is in education is not conditional on that parent having sufficient resources(that the grant of the right of residence for the children and the parent is not conditional on self-suffici...

Somali mother can claim thousands in UK benefits because her children attend British schools, EU judges ruleBy Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:50 PM on 23rd February 2010 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Return to A Somali mother-of-four is entitled to claim thousands of pounds in benefits becau...

I am a British citizen originally from Africa, my mother who is in her early 50s suffered a stroke attack three years ago while in Africa where the health system care system for this type of condition is virtually non existent and thus has failed to provide any basic adequate care and treatments fo...

Hi! I was hoping to get help here, will be much appreciated. I am originally from Latvia (part of EU), have lived and worked in UK for 3 years. My husband is from Ukraine and he has been in UK for 4 years. I have submitted a visa application for his parents - my mother and father in law, because I ...

Immigration laws exist in Ireland before the advent of the Directive 2004/38/EC and a case law(Polish national) in the UK set a precedence for those already within a member state before April 2004. Thanks, must read up on that. I've been searching for information on the rights of those residing pri...