Where can I get an application for family visa? Iam visiting Scotland with my Spouse, EU passport holder and Iam Zambian both living in Ireland. I believe I can't travel with him without a visa, but require a family visa and it's free. Can someone pls send the link for this application form? Thanks...

Any update on how this went?

Which EU passport did you submit with the application? Did you mention in the application that you had once been a British citizen?

My husband and I knew each other for 3 year now and got married recently in Sept 2014 He live in Ivory Coast works there full time with no saving and will be applying for the EEA family permet soon to join me. We have put together all together 1- Do all documents (ALL) needs to translated in Englis...

If the EU citizen is moving to the uk they do not need to show they are working for the first three months. This gets me thinking. Since the UK claims to not recognize dual citizenship for EU free movement law when the person is British, then the initial three month period should start from the eff...

If the Polish citizen is working (and is not a serious criminal), then there is no way for them to legally refuse the EEA Family permit (if the non-EU citizen is outside the UK) or Residence Card (if they are in the UK).
Also if they are self sufficient (and have insurance).

It is pretty shocking and amazing that you guys are being forced to renounce your British citizenship in order to be with your third country partner in Britain.

I would probably simplify the letter a little bit, and write something like the following. My wife previous application for an eea family permit was unlawfully refused. The ECO stated that she is not wholly or mainly financially dependent on me her spouse, and if she is, that it is a dependency of n...

What was the reason given in the other refusal?

I personally tend to like even stricter , but what you have written is clear and should be fine. I would list, explicitly , the documentation or evidence that you are including with the application 1. Italian passport for Jose 2. Canadian passport for Maria 3. Mariage certificate 4. Flight infomatio...

I decided to make another application pending the appeal,that why I was wondering on the application form,there's a part for sponsorship,do we need to fill it,and yes my husband has being working for more than a year now. Good that you are reapplying! I am not sure what specifically you mean by the...

You arrived in October, so you have been in the UK for less than 3 months. There is no requirement that you be doing anything specific in the first three months. (I misunderstood when you had arrived and mistakenly said you needed to provide proof that you were working, but this was corrected by Obi...

I just hope that the NCS clerk didn't put any notes with the application to 'notify' them about some missing payslips. I would always suggest you request a copy of your file after citizenship is granted, or if there is any problem. It is cheap! https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/requests-fo...

You can usually get a solicitor to make certified copies of a passport for about £30. So it is not so expensive.

You do not need to send original travel documents with a citizenship application, even when doing the application yourself. You can go to a solicitor and have them make a certified copy, and then submit the copy with the application.

All you need is some proof that you are presently working for 10 or more hours per week. Do you have a pay slip from your present job? Can you get a letter addressed to UKVI from your employer that says you are presently working? You do not need to provide: TB test Proof that you have any assets at ...

Why did your wife get a TB test? Was she required to do this?

If you husband has been working in the UK for more than 3 months, you should include proof that he is working, such as a pay slip or letter from his employer.

Have you already submitted the appeal?

It is not surprising. The NCS seems like a good idea only in cases where you have a very simple application, for instance with PR confirmation having been issued more than a year ago.

Good luck with the application!

Have you appealed or reapplied?

A signed letter from the EU citizen saying that they will be travelling should suffice. Note that arrival Border Officers can and do check that the EU citizen is travelling or is already in the UK.

I do not see how dates of travel are at all relevant in any form of decision. I would personally leave it blank and explain in the notes that you left it blank because it is not relevant to any EU Free Movement decision.

Also consider contact Solvit. They take 8 weeks or so to do their thing, so starting early is a good idea.

Be polite and persistant. For anyone who refuses, ask for them to have their manager also join the conversation.

If you were unmarried, then the clock starts ticking either when the Residence Card was issued OR when you entered the UK with your partner after the EEA Family Permit was issued.