I wouldn't go back immediately. They have full track of you - where you flew from, where and how you purchased your tickets from, billing addresses etc, access to some income data from other countries etc. If you are less than 180 days of a year in 'your country' (as they define it) they most likely...
That you have ties that they buy to that country. - family, showing that you have strong ties to them - apartment that you or they own, as that looks like a tie - loans for bank, insurance bills etc - also it helps if your home country is where you were born, where your parents and all family lives,...
I've seen both the "European format" with the irrelevant information in curriculum and the US format resume been used, the "European format" being the academic format without being for an academic purpose, and without listing publications etc. I personally go always with resumes, no matter if applyi...
Yes. We did NOT live in another state before. I lived here when I met him, and he moved here then ... I'm too lazy to copy the whole thing but of main interest : "Your application has been examined under the provisions of the European Communities (Free Movement of Persons) Regulations 2006. I wish t...
Ha. After 10 1/2 months of the EU1-hell, Solvit updates us The Department of Justice have informed me that your application is currently being examined and a decision should be issued within the next two/three weeks. Not very impressive. I will join Birdy to UK for a while, until I can get out of Eu...
Wow.
Hi Mendo and welcome to the boat.
Your story is amazing as well - maybe someone of us should write a book about all these migration stories in Ireland. Would be a big book ...
So ha. If at lest 1 person out of ... 2? or even 5? is OOO until July, they will just take it much slower at DoJ till then .. and then it will be July and then August = holiday season ...
Hang on there Sandra.
By the time they will be deciding on your application, hopefully the news will be better...
At least you are with him. No more long distances...
Also any child born in Italy is Italian. Any child born in USA gets US citizenship, and so on. The negative answers they have given for EU1 applications have surely been only for these sham marriages. Like when you have been living in Ireland for past 6 years and married for all that time (how exact...
Hi, Can you check for the state registry of people / magister or whichever it is called where you lived, if they can make a paper that states that you both were living in the address x on the time requested? If you call them and explain what it should say on the document, they may be able to write i...
Northern Ireland is part of UK, so the UK rules will apply. Those that you have found and listed, are for the part of Ireland that can't deal with it, that is the Republic of it. So here some more UK specific ideas for you -- based on your info you will be fine. Northern Ireland works, because it is...
Go for it runie! I can't get that site (where you are supposed to apply from) to work. I get the same error in all my browsers, and get to the lousy helpdesk page, "empty your cache". Same on all browsers and on 2 other computers we tried. So even the application page works as great as the whole EU1...
Flor use the Solvit complaint. Search for Solvit in this board, and you will find the link and how to submit a complaint. I don't know if anyone has been able to actually get the money out of the DoJ for lost wages, but at least I hope it is possible. How about Spain then? Would it be possible for y...
Well how about Netherlands then? Do you speak Dutch? It should be less cold than in Finland...
And South of UK is not any colder than the South of Ireland.
If you have never lived in EU *with your wife* then it will be a problem. Based on the previous South African/anycitizenship cases here, it would come back as refused. After much longer than the legal 6 months wait. Go to UK. It will be so much better. Or Finland - since you are Finnish, they should...
You could go and live in Northern Ireland one week together before heading to Dublin. Document the one week residency (there does not seem to be a time limit). That way you would have lived in another EU country so after the 6+ months they would have to give it to you for that reason. Unless they wo...
Ha. I guess I should not be surprised to see what the politicians are up to here.
Fionna Fail finds it important to educate the unborn Irish. (As long as they will be born to Irish parents)
Can you consider Britain instead, nohinsara? Not 100 % sure that you would have to go thru this same EU1 BS than most of us here, but when it looks likely, UK does seem a lot better place..
