Question for non-EU family members who applied for EUSS from a EUSS family permit.

What does the COA say in terms of right to work? Does it confirm a right work?

I agree, it's a terrible idea to intentionally overstay your permit. Once again, I was not aware of the specifics of how UK permits work with regards to the actual stamp you get on entry. To your point, and the response of the EUSS resolution center, it looks like the UK border officers do not exten...

It depends on how a country deals with entry permits - hence the ambiguity. There are many countries in the world - USA, Canada, China, or Korea for example - where the dates of an entry permit or a visa merely stipulates the last date to enter the country, and not the last day you can remain in the...

If you want her to live with you permanently, then the EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit is the right approach. It's a straightforward application in most cases. Based on your facts you shared, she would be eligible. If however there are other circumstances that make this complicated (for example, ...

What is the duration for family permit visa? Spouse visa to uk from Belgium There's not enough context in your question. Was the EEA sponsor living in the UK before 31 Dec 2020? If so, the spouse would be eligible to apply for an EU Settlement Scheme family permit. This is typically valid for 6 mon...

Generally speaking, as long as the sponsor (you) still has their settled or pre-settled status, or was living in the UK before 31 Dec 2020, the application should come back positive. "Your application is not straightforward" is a standard response that they are sending to everyone, I assume because ...

I got a reply from the EU settlement scheme resolution center, but it seems to fall short. They have also referenced the EU Family Permit even though that's out of scope. Thank you for your email enquiry dated 5 April 2021 about the conditions on your Family Permit and when you can apply to the EU S...

Hello there I am 3 years living at UK with pre settled status. Can I bring one of my parents here while she being in Albania? Consider that Albania is not in EU. Is your plan to have your parent move to the UK permanently? If so, your parent can apply for an EU Settlement Scheme family permit, base...

Think about it. What is April 1st + 3 months? July 1st (or, on the safe side, roughly June 30th). This notice is there simply to avoid anyone having a Family Permit with a validity date beyond June 30th, to mistakenly believe they are able to apply after June 30th, just because their Family Permit ...

Also before anyone comments that the deadline is June 30 (I seem to be getting challenged on this all the time), please note that there are exceptions for non-EU family members of an EU citizen who was living in the UK before 31 Dec 2020. From the same government webpage: When to apply The scheme is...

Folks, we've been trying to move to the UK since last March - and between flight cancellations and the terrible timing of covid peaks, we haven't been able to move. My spouse (Irish) has had her pre-settled status since Sep 2019. We've been married 6 years so I applied for an EUSS FP from Canada in ...

Hi Yes can work study live with euss family permit but only for 6 months max. When in Uk must change euss family permit to eu settlement scheme. Problem now is the scheme is closing soon 30/6/21 and if arrive in may, only have one month to apply to scheme. Part of application is biometric appointme...

Folks, I've tried searching the forum for previous posts about working with the EUSS Family Permit and/or proving my ability to work, but I'm not able to find much - it's possible that I'm using the wrong keywords in my search. If my question has already been addressed, please link me to the right p...

not sure how true it is if you get less hassle for being American or Canadian for example, i am from asia myself and had no hassle at all last year when registering with my Irish spouse and got stamp 4 on the spot for 3 years in burgh quay. Only provided passports, bank statement and marriage certi...

Ireland is a civilized country that does not discriminate on a basis of nationality or ethnic background. In fact, most US citizens are now considered high-risk visitors and are currently banned from most countries. This is the funniest comment I've read all day. There are countless anecdotes avail...

You won't need to prove income, just take yours and your spouse's passports, marriage certificate, and proof of address. You're missing the point. OP is not an EU-citizen, and they're not married yet, therefore will have to prove to the Registrar office that it' not going to be a marriage of conven...

Are you an American citizen? Ireland has a curious process for stamp 4 applications that centers around their determination if you're in a sham marriage. Typically if you're from a low-risk country such as the US, Canada, or other developed countries, you can book an appointment with the Burgh Quay ...

Erm the commenter who indicated that birth registration processing is much more efficient in most Asian countries is right. In the rest of the world, foreign birth registration and transmission of citizenship is a serious matter treated with urgency, even during covid. It's typically dealt with by t...

Folks, I've tried looking to see if others have been in a similar situation. My wife (Irish) and I were supposed to move back to Ireland earlier this year, but covid smashed those plans and our flights were cancelled. As it happens, my wife was pregnant and by the time flights resumed, it was her th...

Hey mpitillo, there’s a foreign exchange company that I use called OFX (formerly called Canadian Forex). I’m Canadian and my wife lived in the UK for several years and I needed to transfer money to her monthly. Through my research then I found that Canadian Forex had the best rates and lowest transf...

Northern Ireland is part of the UK!!! For now yes, but it is not part I guess, it is like partnership as named United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, that is why I was not %100 sure about exact rules for overseas. And I guess it is not also certain after Brexit? I’m not sure what you...

So using the egates can't make you a visitor against your will! The downside is that if you need leave to enter and don't have, it is unlawful if not illegal to enter without leave to enter. Richard W, I didn’t quite understand this part. The way I read it, I’m entering as a visitor if I used the e...

I did my biometrics on the 28th of December 2019 and then recieved my decision email on the 28th of January 2020. I had contacted UKVI and was informed that It would be more ideal to enter with a family permit but because I was from New Zealand I could enter as a tourist/visitor. And then I would b...

You make a good point about the European directive. Indeed, if the entries are legal, there’s nothing stopping you from crossing and going to the nearest GNIB office and making an application to reside. - I believe you’re looking for a long term D visa which is for spouses of Irish citizens. http://...

I suspect it’s always a pleasant surprise to learn that you can’t apply for Irish citizenship because you’re already an Irish citizen! As the previous poster pointed out, all you need is a passport.