ImmigrationLawyer wrote:Where is it "promised" under immigration law?

Hoe, log on to www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024 and apply for your husband, so immigration lawyer, when the time comes for a ''Locus Sandi'' we will quote the immigration law that apply to that effect, so stop making a res-gestae there.

The OP can apply and the visa may well be granted, but there is no absolute right to it. We disagree, just leave it at that. The OP can get a professional opinion if she needs to. I am not disputing your fact, and i am not saying it's absolute, but that expectation is legitimate as promised under t...

Those sort of rights are explained in article 263 TFEU Sanding order per judicial reviews, however that case study was demonstrated in the case 120/86 Mulder v Mnister van Landhouw en Visserij 1988 ECR 2321, when telling people that, there's no provision openly for citizens to bring in their souse t...

Log on to www.inis.gove.ie/en/INIS/Pages/join%20Family, that'll help you in applying for spouses/child re-unifications, and the department of justices has put in place a designed application forms for every person that arrived in ireland to state which or what type of marriages they have done which ...

The OP has not legally married, she has only performed a religious ceremony which is not legally binding. She can try to apply for a join spouse visa with the religious marriage only but a civil marriage will be much stronger. "Family reunification" in Ireland is only available for those granted re...

But you said in the first question that, you have already married in muslim ways with certificate, i dont think you can opened up another marriage again rather than file for the family re-unification by present your islamic marriage with a form by ringing the family re-unification section of INIS, a...