Hi everyone, my eu1 has been approved, I am greatful to God, this is a double blessing, the birth of my cute daughter and also approval of my eu1, I say thanks to God almight and also to all these wonderful people on this great forum, I must say thanks to you all for your advices when I needed it m...
Hi Rebel82, Did you apply from Ireland? Reason I am asking is that is our plan b should our judicial review proceedings fail against the minister for justice here in Ireland. I am dual Britsh/Irish. So would obviously apply for EEA permit with Irish passport. Also, my partner is a failed asylum see...
Ok. did you know that the payslips and evidence of employment was not genuine? I know one guy who is in the same situation and INIS found out that he provided fake payslips and he is in review these days. Well I am not sure what will be better re applying or review in your case. Wait for other knowl...
Did they not give you any reason? Is EU citizen exercising her/his EU treaty rights? If you don't want your application to be reviewed then you don't have any choice except re applying.
I think OP needs to apply for permanent residence card after completing five years and he have to apply for Naturalization one year after PR. (correct me if I am wrong)
I hope other knowledgeable members will help you..
Hi I am an Irish citizen and would like to apply for EEA family permit for UK for wife. We are married for more than 5 years and have been living in Ireland since marriage. I would appreciate if anyone can clarify me the following points: 1) How long it will take to receive EEA family permit 2) How...
Probably someone applied for EUTR (Join spouse or accompany spouse) thats why its there.
The Only way to get the decision is a letter which department of justice send to inform the applicant.
I think these are the decision for those application which are submitted into Irish embassies from other countries.
Decisions for EUfam are not published on any web page.
With respect I think you are wrong here because the other poster who posted a link that was the Spanish embassy's web page and they have clearly stated that if you hold a residence card issued by Irish authorities (4EUfam) you don't need visa to Spain when you are traveling together or joining your ...
hello ghosthunter, congratulation thats very good news,,,,do you have any advice for me pls got tem stamp4 last oct 09,,,,for 6 month, my wife n me we both use to work, my wife left job jan 10 due to heavy pregnancy then we got a lovely son on 10 march 2010,,,,, also she is not able to work next fe...
She need to exercise her EU treaty rights as a worker,student, self employed for some time in another member state and then she can apply for your residence card when she returns to UK
I think your wife will need a tax credit certificate as well because they require that if you don't have a recent P60 so ask your wife to register her job as soon as possible. and with that all you need is 2 recent payslips and letter from employer. I am sure you have a complete knowledge of require...
Hi Koded, Ask your wife's employer to write a letter stating the she is working in the company and provide payslips that will do. I applied for my residence card in September 2009 I never provided any contract just job letter and payslips. When I applied my wife was working full time but after 3 and...
HI Paktoon Please respect others personal matters and problems. Its non of our business to discuss about his personal life. Whether he marry the girl or move to other country. In that case why are you living in this country? I presume you are non-irish as well. I am not discussing his personal life...
Thanks Rebel82 :) One more question, we are applying on basis of partnership, rather than spouse, would you have any advice on what to provide as proof of relationship? We have a joint bank account, NTL in both names and are going to go to meteor to get our call history for the last 2 years, oh and...
Hi Rebel82, Thanks for the link. I have seen that link already, and was just thinking is there any other documentation needed than what is on the site. (It doesn't go into a lot of detail) Just wondering, from anyone who has applied for stamp 4EUFAM, what documents did you provide as proof of relat...
Yeh if you will apply again then you will be refused under 320 7(b) and you will be banned for 10 years.
You can appeal against the decision and try to prove them you didn't do that intentionally and decision may be overturned.
Good luck
It is your status in Ireland that will determine if you are going to get stamp 4 or not. you can check on who are entitiled for stamp 4 in inis website. The day he get his certificate you can go to GNIB with your husband and Naturalization certificate and you will be issued with stamp4 it wont be e...
