'Rome was the world's safest city until Romania's entry into the EU' in January, Rome Mayor Walter Veltroni was quoted as saying by the daily La Repubblica While the case by itself could have the EEA national expulled, statements like these is giving ammo to the defense to outline an argument somew...
Considering the reasons given and the evidence provided, this refusal should be easily overturned at an appeal. None of the reasons they have given are legally binding. But, why did you mention that you were coming over for studies? Just working alone would have been enough.
How do you intend to get married if you are an overstayer? Once you do get married, you can try and make an in-country application with the EEA2 from UK. Expect long delays and persistence will be needed in huge quantities to make it through.
But I thought that Mrs. Chen was only applying for herself, so that Mr. Chen and the first child would not qualify as there is no rule about family members applying from outside the EEA using the Chen case? As Chen's case was focused on Mrs Chen and the EEA child, and it is the case that everyone k...
Have you never heard Jews who marry out being described as "doing Hitler's work for him"? Why? Is everyone supposed to have known that? Which means they admonish people from their own race and religion for something that they have done, which goes against their orthodox beliefs. They might take the...
It's likely that she would have been allowed to work, as the relative of a person exercising Treaty Rights. Can you please clarify that? AFAIK only 'dependant' relatives of the EEA nationals are allowed to work, and not the 'carer' relatives and the UK is very distinct in making the difference betw...
Even though your partner just obtained the ILR/PR, as pointed out, he effectively obtained the PR after 5 years of exercising the treaty rights or on 30.04.2006 which ever is later. So, if he has been here for the past 8 years, he has technically held his PR for more than a year and can apply for th...
You cannot switch in-country to the UK route. You will have to leave and then apply and then spend 2 years on it, effectively taking the time of your ILR to 2009. So, there is no point in doing it.
The best thing to do here would be to use the 'ppron method' once your husband becomes a BC.
avjones wrote:I think the trouble has been that so many other EU countries opted out of hte free movement idea in relation to new members, incl. Poland etc.
Not the free movement idea, but the free labour market idea.
Amanda, the problem with beloved on the basis of skin colour is that it tends to spring in the minds of people without any sort of prior contact at all and is also the hip thing to be paranoid about. It is more comparable to you treating a person based on how cute they look, weight, height, hair (on...
CoA stands for 'Certificate of Approval' and is needed if you want to get hitched in the UK. Use the search facility of the board or the Home Office website to get further info. Since you are averse to the idea of getting married, at this point your realistic options are to wait another year and gat...
You have the right picture about both the visas. The Fiance visa has to be applied from a Brish Diplomatic post abroad and once in the country, you should get married within 6 months. Sinec she is already here, she will have to apply for the CoA to do so, if it is in the plans. The Unmarried Visa ca...
Once you register your Civil Partnership, there is no need to submit the documents used to obtain the EEAFP. Just submit 3 months of payslips or proof of other forms of treaty rights being exercised by your partner along with the application forms and your passports and the Civil Partnership Certifi...
List the exact frequency as it is, but do have an acceptable explanation as to why you, the spouse, did not move along with him whenever you were separated from each other, incase they ask for the reason.
If your Italian husband does not have enough resources to prove that he can be economically self-sufficient in the UK, then he could consider coming here and sort out that problem so that you do not get refused again. If that is not an option, then he may need to find a work there in Italy or have a...
