I think the transitional provisions protects you. I don't know what is mean but I done the appeal and I'm waiting for that court date Can you please explain to me what is mean thanks Vinny is referring to the Transitional Provision put in place in the UK after the ECJ's McCarthy ruling (McCarthy Tr...

The opinion (which is not a judgment yet) is surprisingly nuanced for one originating from Luxembourg. It agrees with the UK government that a dual EEA/UK citizen can not rely on Directive 2004/38/EC, even by analogy, in bringing their non-EEA family members to the UK. It does find grounds for fami...

So it mean if you are married to british/European you have right to apply for EEA family members visa??????

Khaled31000 wrote:

vinny wrote:I think the transitional provisions protects you.

I don't know what is mean but I done the appeal and I'm waiting for that court date

Can you please explain to me what is mean thanks

vinny wrote:I think the transitional provisions protects you.

I don't know what is mean but I done the appeal and I'm waiting for that court date

vinny wrote:Can you give exact dates of your applications and results in 2012? The transitional provisions may protect you, if the upcoming court judgment does not.

It was 15/9/2012 And they give me 5 years visa

Hey guys My wife she is British with british passport and irish 4 years ago I applied for a EEA family member it was 2012 And they give me 5 years visa and 1 month ago I was coming from from back home me and my wife and my son so.my wife she give the immigration officer her british passport so the o...