If admission onto the ESOL course requires someone to have been ordinarily domiciled, then she might have to meet that requirement before she can be admitted.

Your spouse can apply with your 16 hrs employment.

One letter is OK. Signed by the applicant.

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:
Very slowly.

NO, not very slowly as you claimed, issuing decision within 1 week to 2 months for most of the applications made on the FLR m forms is considered very slowly in your interpretation? As compared 9 months waiting period for EEA application?

I gave the written permision to local registary to get hold of my passport for Marriage purpose from ukba. my solictor wrote letter to have my passport back for marrge purpose. I wrote letter to my Local MP to write to ukba to fast this process. is this good enough? Will ukba object to give my pass...

They can't even finish cases on time how can they surf on net and reading this forum, I wish they should visit this forum to find out people views Do you actually think there are too many case works on the hands of the UKBA staffs that they do not have time to surf the net? you will be so wrong to ...

Buy your ticket, fly to Ireland with your spouse, when you arrive in Ireland you have up to 3 months in which you and your husband would not have to meet any formalities, when your spouse finds a job, you can by then make an application to be issued a residence card which is valid for 5 years.

daniel500 wrote:Is the zambrano ruling and the IBC 2005 the same in respect of their entitlements and benefit in the country?Can anyone shed more light on that for me pls?

People who acquired residency on the basis of Zambrano ruling have right to full access of benefit.

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You should also know that the INIS do not issue stamps, they issue decision and in the case of a successful application, they will ask them to go to their local GNIB for registration and stamps. So I wouldn't worry much in any case they will still have to take their passports to the GNIB for both st...

You shall soon receive a letter requesting your family member to go to the local immigration for your temporary stamp 4, I do not think it's an issue. There are some members who have gone through this process I hope they will advise you further when they see your thread.

Thanks for the confirmation. I don't want to book flights until I'm sure we get the visa - do you think it will be enough to hand in the passports, marriage certificate and application form? We expect to visit Europe a lot - any idea what the longest visa is they'd issue for a first application? Fi...

It should not have come as a surprise. It was always clear from Regulation 15(3) that people with Derivative Residence cannot obtain PR. I am not surprised as UKBA's position was clear initially, I am however disappointed that the court had upheld it, as for people with whose RC was obtained via th...

Most likely that they do

However why would u need a PR ? If the zambrano case is correctly implemented by HO/DWP in the context it was intended both in social care and immigration, u wouldn't need ILR since you enjoy every right as PR. Without PR one can't apply to be naturalised which i think is the goal of most migrants ...

mam2 wrote:This is because the children are citizens of the country their parents have been given right to stay.

There is no legal basis for that. The CJEU might have a different opinion though

I still believe by the time a zambrano parent has been on DR card for 5yrs, it will finally lead to PR. All these cases are not specifically for zambrano though all fall under DR card. Residence card issued under Zambrano is a derivative residence, how do you think they will be given the priviledge...

Jambo wrote: Further to that, the HO position is that it will also not lead to ILR under 10 years long residency (under the UK immigration rules).

I do not see the legality in that in the HO's position, it's like setting prejudice towards this people it's nor fair.

Very disappointing to know derivative residence card would not lead to PR, I wouldn't have expected that.

I shall add this link to the Zambrano thread.

Hi are you expecting to get a longer term visa, such as a 2 year for instance? Does anyone have experience of how long schgen visas for EU spouses are given our for? I heard about a 2 year visa being issued, but not sure. Are there any embassies which are more likely to give a longer term Schengen ...

Dear All, do we qualify? Thanks for any help in advance. Yes you do qualify to be issued a Schengen visa for France free of charge, on top of that, you do not need to submit other than copy of your passport, your marriage certificate and your spouses passport. Perhaps evidence that you will be trav...

pageup wrote:Registry say ONLY passport required, what I can do now. To register marrge

Contact UKBA

Hi all, On the VFS website on the documents required page it says an applicant must include an "attested copy of passport" of the inviting person to the Schengen country. Can anyone explain what this is and how important it is? Thank you! That would probably mean by to be attested by the immigratio...

I do not think this falls under discrimination act, but I do know nobody should change your name without your legal consent you should pursue the case with the consulate with the help of a polish lawyer. Note that even if your case happens to fall within the scope of the EU anti discrimination law, ...

Some times it doesn't take up to 3 weeks, 2 weeks at most, yes follow the instruction on the website.