I suggest you blank your personal info like your name and address...

I spoke to my lawyer now he said he already write it in the appeal letter that court should instruct home office to check her work history and she is not willing to give me the passport and her payslips. Please what can I do now That's good then. Looks like your new lawyer is an upgrade on the prev...

So basically your lawyer only had her eyes on collecting your money and nothing else. On what basis was she applying outside immigration rules? I am confused. You can probably reapply and politely ask HO to check her HMRC records since she's not willing to give you her 2017 and 2017 NI records. Show...

It may come in a separate/diff post. It happens

Extended family member who is issued an EEA Family Permit or a residence card is counted as *Family* member, not extended. I guess you are class as family member after the issuance of RC I believe that CR001 is correct in that the status of an EFM does not change to being an FM on receipt of a Resi...

eubritish wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 09, 2018 6:58 pm

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 09, 2018 6:02 pm

An extended FM remains an extended FM, getting a RC doesn't change that.

Extended family member who is issued an EEA Family Permit or a residence card is counted as *Family* member, not extended.

Interesting arguments. Anyone with any other info on that?

at the bottom of the letter it stated this does not apply to EU National and their family members. So you don't have a problem. Unless there is something missing from your explanations? I believe it does apply to extended family members. I thought when you're granted 5 years based on EFM, you becom...

It will depends on whether this OP's traditional marriage was accepted in the country in which it was contracted. If it was not, then UK will not accept it. True. In most African countries(esp former colonies in Africa - Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Kenya, Zambia, Uganda) the traditional marri...

Yep. If you can get docs from that Sept 2012 too, hopefully, you would be fine

Traditional marriage is the same as customary marriage. His family came to see your family and there's an agreement by both parties that you two are married, right? Some rites were performed by both families? That's customary marriage(traditional marriage). You need to take those steps explained abo...

I believe the same set of docs used when went for your PR - the docs that pertains to you. Add the one year docs after the PR too The 6 years HMRC docs If you've been in the UK for more than that 6 yrs, then docs that proofs legal residence before your marriage. If you were not legally resident befo...

It is indeed Awuku v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2017] EWCA Civ 178 (23 March 2017) Especially Check 15 . It is useful. As long as the marriage satisfies the laws in your country, it should be accepted in UK as well. I am not sure the Ghana customary marriage applies to you as it may...

Heed to the advise of the two distinguished members, Casa and Obie above. I remember reading a case that involved a Ghanaian national and the lady(lawyer) for the appellant stated that the law in Ghana doesn't mandate the parties to register a customary marriage to make it valid. I think it's Awuku ...

It's all about you now. You don't rely on anyone else for anything now. One year after PR, you can apply for naturalisation with your docs, and no other docs from your ex.

Gosiakay wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 04, 2018 9:10 pm

Yah that's what he said but I haven't submitted any application yet regarding my marriage.

You can do so then. And don't withdraw the JR too

Gosiakay wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 04, 2018 8:43 pm

Is it possible to continue with the judiciary review and make a fresh application at the same time?

That's what Obie advised above, I believe.

Because you're legally married to him, you may have automatic right as his wife, to live and work in this country under EU laws sine he's Italian and exercising his treaty rights. In fact you may have achieved PR by now as he's been living and working in the UK for 5 years now. I don't know about It...

So that means you can make fresh application and still go through you JR. Home Office would blink first and probably ask you to withdraw your JR or a decision might even reached with reference to your new application before you finish the JR process.

Pls anyone with information on what steps to take or anyone familiar with a case like ours?

Hello, I made application for myself and 3 of my kids and they've rejected it saying we didn't include the EU passports in the application. We did include those EEA passports in the application and they've lost those passports and have come up with that excuse. One of my kids included in the applica...