mozhet bit' i po blatu, no ya v etom nikakogo smisla ne vizhu.

Honestly, how can I remove the whole topic off this forum?



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alright, alright, safe blad... (Sigh) yes... I know all THAT!!! I can advise you on this myself, if you wish. ..and yet you still say: France by not issuing the Schengen visa to my sister are indirectly preventing her British husband from exercising his FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT of FREE MOVEMENT! End of You...

since people don't take it personally here, how will my rudeness affect anyone? :lol: And it's not rude, it's as you said straight to the point asking people where they are when they are needed. I can't underestimate the importance of this and other fora, I am sure many people's lives have been chan...

Yes, but again, they intend to return on the 9th (or 10th) from Russia, entering through Warsaw, right? At the border there and even before leaving Russia in general, in order to avoid hassle, it is recommended to have a visa. Can you imagine them arguing about their rights et al. Moreover, she woul...

(Sigh) yes... I know all THAT!!! I can advise you on this myself, if you wish. I am talking about IF they are travelling together etc. coming back from Russia, through Poland etc and in general to avoid a headache, she needs/wants a visa. An update: she somehow persuaded them to make an exception to...

ok, the Mother F$%&s only claimed to give her the visa till 7 March??? As her FLR (M) expires on 8 April?? Where are they coming from? What on earth? They said she needs to have her UK visa valid for at least a month from the end of validity of Schengen visa... What about when they decide to come ba...

:lol: It's very-very complicated but you could say I am russki. Could you also tell from my attitude? It's just frustrating not to get answers to questions. I have posted a couple and they are mostly tricky queries with technical stuff- never got answers to those, only the basic queries which anyone...

Yes and no. Her husband is waiting for his Russian visa. If he gets it in time, they will travel together, if not- she will travel alone and he will join her later. Anyway, she's at the embassy now, don't know if they will make a fuss. i have worked out the basic position that she derives her rights...

That's cool, predictable comment. Will somehow sort it out myself, thank you very much. i have worked out the basic position that she derives her rights from the marriage and not from the visa in the passport, just thought the idiots who annoy me to death at the French embassy, arrogant bastards, ma...

That's great guys, noone even made an effort to answer or advise, thanks a lot. With all the expertise displayed on the forum, you would expect at least someone to attempt, but no. Surely, now there will be plenty of replies to this note, defending the lack of response and condemning my ungratefulne...

My sister is married to a British citizen. She has the 2-year FLR(M) visa which will expire in April/2010 (she will apply for ILR before its expiry). She usually travels by train from London to Moscow and back (scared of flying). She has an appointment at the French embassy this Thursday 21 January ...

thanks guys, i will try and work it out now. The only problem I envisage is working out the difference between the months she might not work in a year.

...John, I had read the very thread you referred to prior to posting... at length, and the other one, where you have explained at length to Wanderer the exceptions and even prasied by other members (including myself but not expressly there) My question relates not to whether she's entitled, but how ...

Ok, my sister is about to apply for ILR in March(as some of you may know from my other posts :) married to a Britisch haha citizen. I have just now realised they can claim Working Tax Credit as it's not regarded a public fund, so... 1) He works 16 hours, just graduated and is 22 y.o. 2) She is 23 an...

Very, very wrong to advise someone to declare a "spent" conviction. Defeats the whole purpose of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974! Section 4 Effect of rehabilitation (1)Subject to sections 7 and 8 below, a person who has become a rehabilitated person for the purposes of this Act in respect o...

Again, this is totally different. He will have acquired EEA Permanent status automatically, so 1 year counts at the end of the initial 5 years AUTOMATICALLY. The bit you quoted, Lilly, refers to the UK ILR applications which are not the same, as you only get the permanent status after your applicati...

Not, once acquired it can only be lost if out of the country for 2 years. Literally, you acquired it, and it doesn't matter that you didn't get your PR card then, she doesn't have to continue until you get PR card. But you will still have to prove 5 yrs from the beginning till the end. I guess my qu...

You need to have been on the permanent residence for 1 year prior to your application, which may take the amount of time you suggested. However, this is purely at the discretion of the Secretary of State As long as you are a qualified person the time frame for dealing with such applications are with...

I enjoy your "communication" guys... jude and Iira :))) or shall i say attempt at communication. I understand your point , what I am asking is Are you looking to backdate insurance because ur X EEA sopuse was not working or what ? Not at all. As far as I know, you cannot backdate an insurance. Anywa...

Irakra, if you are afraid that the HO would view your marriage without COA as illegal, you are not right. You automatically retain your right of residence, which means that you are eligible to get married without COA on the same basis as if you wanted to work or remain in the UK at the moment. Other...

Is there any more relevant info you'd like to disclose? In detail pls all the info with dates and so on. Hi there. Thanks. We can prove she has been working. There is one snag though, she only registered on the registration scheme when we applied for the EEA1/2 - Before that she was working, but not...

Have you tried to give notice of marriage already? You might not be asked to provide COA, since you are technically allowed Business Activities and retained your right of residence, you should be able to get married without COA. Why don't you try to give notice to the Registrar to marry first? They ...

Valid passports for any non-EEA national applications Birth certificates to show that any dependent applications are related to the EEA national applicant as claimed (if applicable) Evidence to show that all dependents have completed a total of 5 years residence in the UK, such as payslips, employer...

Worker Registration Scheme allows for the 5 years to run from the date of your first application. If you obtain the WRS certificate at the end, that 1 year still counts towards 5 years! Therefore, it DOES count as 1 year together. WRS I referred to means the Registration Certificate you obtain at th...

Not true, literally it ia not a visa, but u can transder into the EEA dependency family member and obtain the EEA resid card. That's what my wife's parents did, came on a tourist visa and stayed on with eea rc. Otherwise, unless u r a victim of some persecution and wish to claim an asylum, u cant re...