You are perfectly correct, she has to show 2 years of complete resident in the UK. However she is issued with a 27 months visa, to make provision for the time between the issuing of the visa and her arrival in the UK, and to ensure she doesn't become and overstayer before her 2 years period. It make...

No it wouldn't because the HO can say that there is nothing stopping them from living in China with the kid being as young as it is. If she does stay here then she might be lumped with a bill for giving birth here assuming that she used the NHS whilst in the country illegally. You must remember tha...

This is a delicate situation. Do you and your wife have any children yet? If you do, it will be difficult to get her away if she enters the UK. She will need your support from now until her 27 months probation period ends. Also reporting her to UKBA, could result in her been refused entry, as the Im...

I have heard that the process in Denmark is pretty straightforward for EEA national as opposed to Surinder Singh Danes. Provided your EEA family member is not a Surinder Singh Danes, you will be fine, if you report to Regional State Hall also see this information

any other family members, irrespective of their nationality, not falling under the definition in point 2 of Article 2 who, in the country from which they have come, are dependants or members of the household of the Union citizen having the primary right of residence , or where serious health ground...

It can be up to a year or more if the absence is for Pregnancy or for vocational courses. The HO in most cases will not know, except if you go and tell them

Please note that this means, if you live in the same household as your father, with you having primary ownership of the household, ie paying mortgage or rent, then dependency requirement is not required, as you are responsible for the roof over their head anyway. If you don't pay the rent or own the...

I don't think it is wise staying in this relationship, perhaps you should consider getting the police involved and applying for a Non-Molestation order against this guy if he is violent towards you. See The Requirements for victims of Domestic Violence Also you will need to apply using form DV for a...

More details please. From which country are you applying from? are you the EEA national, or you are dependent on someone? What was the basis for refusal. Did you provide evidence of financial dependancy and relationship? What evidence did you provide them of you exercising EU treaty rights, and are ...

I don;t know why they let them in - 70 years of Soviet-style corruption doesn't go away easily... That is not a nice thing to say, to be fair to Bulgaria, they have moved on a lot since the soviet days. They still have a long way to go, but they are making a huge process. These habits don't go away...

Andy that law does not apply to EUropean Citizen. It is unlawful. The directive prohibits discrimination against EU national. Article 24 Equal treatment 1. Subject to such specific provisions as are expressly provided for in the Treaty and secondary law, all Union citizens residing on the basis of t...

Firstly, she can apply under a Court ruling called Chikwamba Ruling, due to mitigating circumstance (ie the child), who has the right to both parents in his/her life. She can invoke rule 246 in her favour too, if home office attempts to deport her. The husband could fight that his access to his chil...

Success of this, will depend on whether the EEA family member is there with you, exercising treaty rights. If he works in one country and live in another, you will qualify for the Resident Card of Both countries.

Here is the Form you will need to fill.

You probably should have posted this in the Ireland section, which would have enabled you to get a faster response.

Take care again mate.

Intelligent Irish don't make such derogatory comments or statement. They know what discrimination is, as they were victims of it for centuries. It is mostly those half-baked lovey, that indulge in this abhorrent practices, apparently. My other observation is this, people who are on Social Welfare pa...

First-Class Moron wrote:They are a bunch of incompetent wasters.

True. Couldn't agree more.

No news from them yet? Perhaps, you should consider lodging a complaint to EU commission or Solvit. Alternatively, you could send a complaint letter to the British High commission.

I think you should consider adding immigrationboards as a contact. I use to encounter similar problems, until i realised that some of the emails i received from Immigrationboards were sent to spam directly and some appears in my inbox. This problem seem to be confined to yahoo account. Incidentally,...

I think the judge should have asked the question in a better way, like " In what capacity are you exercising treaty rights in the UK" rather than "are you working". Someone could not be working and still exercising treaty rights in the UK.

I think the judge should have asked the question in a better way like " In what capacity are you exercising treaty rights in the UK" rather than "are you working". Someone could not be working and still exercising treaty rights in the UK.

You will not need travel insurance , due to the fact your wife is an EU national (correct).

Sarah, there is also a US-UK Extradition Treaty 2003 signed by the US and UK government, which means if your offense could result in loss of liberty for a year or more, then it will become an extradictable offense, and the American could ask the British to send you over there. I suggest you seek leg...

Just to add, say you apply for PR in 2011, you will either need to provide evidence that she was exercising treaty rights immediately before your divorce or she was exercising treaty rights and living with you up to the period leading up to your 5 years stay in the UK. When non-EEA family members en...

If you have evidence that your relationship is genuine, then you can provide that evidence and reapply, or appeal the decision. If it can be established that the relationship is genuine, then, 320(7c) will supersede 320(7a). Relocating to Ireland might be an option, but you have to be aware that the...

Irish Tom, your are obviously severly brain washed, posibly young and very antagonistic to migration, you also appear confused about the different categories of migrant into Ireland, but maybe, just maybe, some part of your brain is still open to reasoning, one can only hope. There is a clear dinsti...

The level of ignorance and stupidity possessed by lovey like you, is hard to comprehend indeed. First of all the Citizenship applicants you complained about, are all in gainful employment, and possibly subsidising towards the dole payment for you compatriots. They will not even make it through the c...