If your friend's mum was utilizing the money whicj was sent to her every month, then try getting reciepts of grocerry bills, clothes, rent reciepts (if renting) , utility bills , restaurants reciepts and other services or taxes that she pay's from the money that she recieves, and write up a covering...
Hello David, The decision has to be made with in 6 months time but it's on discretion of IND they may take a decision in 3 months as I have seen both i.e. decision being made in either 6 or 3 months time. Again in regards to work it depends on the person who is sitting on the IND counter desk who wi...
Hello askforjain99, Apologies in advance for asking a question off topic. When you applied for an EEA Family Permitt from Ireland, did you had to provide some sort of proof of accomodation like where you will going to live in the UK once you land there, or you didn't attach such evidence in the EEA ...
Hello All, I am an Irish national and currently exercising my treaty rights in another EU country, I am currently living with my extended family member (sister) who also holds an Article 10 Residence card. However I am in the process of relocating to UK by the end of April since I am offered a job t...
From the date when the application was approved & the letter of approval is received from IND, the expiry date should also be mentioned on the residency card.
Hello folks, a quick one is it possible to apply for RC while entering the country on a Schengen tourist visa or does it has to be a Schengen visa gained under EU directive? was wondering if anyone applied for RC after entering on a tourist Schengen visa?
As far as stats are concerned IND have processed spouse's EU residence card in atleast 3 months duration but normally they say they will going to get back in 6 months, when did you applied in your instance ? I will say give it atleast 3 months but surely impossible IND would have taken a decision in...
Hello, Yes you can bring your parent under EU free movement directive, since you are a British citizen and practicing EU free movement rights in Germany so you are eligible, however you will need to prove that parents are dependent on yourself, as a normal rule of thumb you will need to show money t...
Hello Bobby16, So basically you have two routes available. 1) EU Route : In this case you will use the Surinder Singh ruling to return back to Ireland and your non-eu spouse can retain the EU Residence card that was issued by UK, in this instance you will going to use EU1 form and attach EU residenc...
Hello Mustafa, So basically what you are going to do here is the "Irish" version of the "Surinder Singh route" , this the same procedure what UK citizens are doing as coming to Ireland & practicing there EU treaty rights and once there non-eu family members get's the RC card they stay for another 6 ...
I'm an Irish citizen so (for some reason) that makes it much harder...... You mean you are a DUAL citizen holding Irish and some other European country's nationality ?because under Irish domestic law it's quite difficult to bring parents and EUFAM doesn't applies to Irish citizens, the exception is...
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Sorry for invoking an old thread, so how did you get on as did you applied for an EU residence card in Ireland on the basis of UK's EU residence card or took a spouse visa route.
Hello All, Just wondering if anyone can share there experience if recently someone has applied for there Extended family members under EU directive either in Germany, Netherlands or any other EU country. I am aware Ireland has become quite difficult to process these applications but what about other...
I personal think UK is best country to issue EU residence card to extended family member if you are citizens other than UK. But this is not the case right now. Hello Malik, I am an Irish citizen and have similar plans in the future for siblings but currently in the process of relocating to UK, have...
That's a fantastic news, just one more thing to ask what address did you put in the Part 3 'Your Contact Details' from what I understand it would be your's UK address please find the image below that what I am referring to. https://postimg.org/image/jr9ry6xhj/
Hello Marcuspt, Anychance can you please share your experience that how did you get if you have already applied for FP from Dubai and did they made any objection ? basically I would like to do the same as I am relocating to UK (I am Irish) and will be applying for a FP for my mum she is currently in...
Hello Fellow members, I have posted my question with in the image itself, my current status is I am a naturalized Irish & relocating to UK to exercise free movement rights and applying for EEA FP for my elderly mum. https://postimg.org/image/jr9ry6xhj/ Part 3 'Your Contact Details' -- Read Guidance,...
Its flexible. The applicant can apply to move with or to join their sponsor. So the sponsor can be about to go to UK or sponsor can already be in UK . The applicant must be outside UK when they apply for their FP. (its the applicant who applies - not the sponsor). Hello Noajthan, My mum will be vis...
Hello Hamza, Such a nice co-incidence I hope you are doing well :) and many thanks for providing your input. However what I understand you seems to be a British citizen and exercising EU free movement in Ireland and then will return back to UK under Surinder Singh route. In my case it's the other wa...
Hello Guys, Need some advice basically I am planning to move to UK after the referendum (fingers cross if UK stay's in) My question is can I apply for an EEA family permit for my dependent mother while I am still in Ireland or should I apply once I have moved to UK ? I was wondering If I apply while...
Just to give heads up that my family members got the C visa approved finally after waiting for last 5 months. If this information helps anyone. Timeline: Case submitted : 11.01.2016 --> Karachi , Pakistan Case received in Dublin : on 23.03.2016 --> INIS confirmed to me via email Approved ---> 24.05....
I applied from Pakistan as there is no embassy but a counsulate so all the cases are referred to INIS, which country you are talking in this instance ?
