Hi everyone, Very soon i am going to call HO with my lawyer obviously, i applied in Jan and did not even received a COA where as i did received EEA 1 residence card which is of no use and EU nationals can travel and work with out it as well. EEA 2 is still pending and waiting since 5 months. So is ...

Hello to all helpful people, My spouse is Pregnant and she will be claiming the benefits after giving birth, currently she is working however her employeer will only pay maternity for 9 weeks and after that she has to claime benefits. i got my PR (EEA4) in march 2015. i want to know if this will aff...

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Remember that you need to prove dependency also.

very late question but how can i provide dependency? i send money to her but that goes via my brother in law because she is not literate.

Is there any benefit of having 3 nationalities Depends on the combination of nationalities... Irish British and French would not be so useful. American, British and Australian might be better. Colombian, Afganistan and Rwanda not so good. in my case it is going to be British, Pakistan and Hungarian...

Your baby is dual national,i.e,British and Pakistani. No, likely three nationalities: British, Pakistani, and Hungarian. Hungarian: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_nationality_law#Citizenship_by_birth_and_adoption Is there any benefit of having 3 nationalities, British is very useful for tra...

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:

ravii wrote:Your baby is dual national,i.e,British and Pakistani.

No, likely three nationalities: British, Pakistani, and Hungarian.

Hungarian: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_ ... d_adoption

Wow lucky him/her

If your wife is not BC before the birth and the child is born in the UK, the child will be British. If your wife would already be British before the birth, the child wouldl be British regardless where he is born. He would probably also be Hungarian and Pakistani. With regards to the UK authorities,...

Hi
My hungarian national wife who has a permanent resident card in uk and is in process to apply for British citizen, the baby is due in oct.
I am a Pakistani national and my pr will be in 2014.
The question is what will be my babys status when he/she is born?
What do we need to do?

Romania is a part of europe but is facing some temporary restrictions. Marrying procedure will be absolutely same like other eu countries and there is no salary/income threshold applicable which only applies to uk spouse visa category. And first three months are totally free for eea national to exc...

Hi
If a person on post study work permit marries a romanian national who have been in UK for 2 months and is working as self employed.

Does she needs to have 18k salary or it is for both partners?
Is romanian citizen any different from other EEA Nationals in terms of marrying a non EEA citizen?

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:...but it does not say son of daughter of, etc. A birth certificate will.

you are right, i mean i can obtain my birth certificate, i don't know how it works for pakistani nationals, i never had any need of it before but will check from pak embassy tomorrow

Normally a birth certificate demonstrates parent / child relationship. Any other proof would work, but to be honest, I can't think of one just now. i don't think i will be able to produce her birth certificate, don't u think passport isn't enough evidence of relationship? Does the passport demonstr...

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Normally a birth certificate demonstrates parent / child relationship. Any other proof would work, but to be honest, I can't think of one just now.

i don't think i will be able to produce her birth certificate, don't u think passport isn't enough evidence of relationship?

You need to show that she is dependent on you. Concentrate on how you would do that first. If you can do that the documents required would be pretty simple (marriage certificate, your wife's birth certificate). thank you very much for your reply, Can i send a certified copy of my passport to prove ...

Hi,

i am about to apply for EEA2 resident document for me mom, i hold EEA2 Resident Permit and my mother is currently on a visit visa, as there is no one back home to look after her, me and my wife wants her to stay with us,

Now

what documents you guys think i should send to ukba?

Many thanks

thank you guys..

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Hi Friends My wife is EEA national and she's been in uk for almost 7 years, we have been married since Nov 2009 and i got my Resident Permit in March 2010, Now she is applying for her PR, could i apply with her Please advice me Thanks No.Unless you are EEA national yourself and been exercising trea...

Hi Friends My wife is EEA national and she's been in uk for almost 7 years, we have been married since Nov 2009 and i got my Resident Permit in March 2010, Now she is applying for her PR, could i apply with her (Its free what's the harm in applying?) Actually a friend of mine who was on hsmp when he...

i can do that.. She needs to be wholly or mainly financially dependent on the EEA national. Your brother's support could take her out of the realm of the EEA's support and into the hands of the national law. Others may give you more advice. Can't you only note your support? Dear Friends I am applyin...

i have discussed this topic before with some very helpful people

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#415135

and

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#412417

Dear Friends I am applying for my mothers application for a RC (EEA2), She is here in UK as a Family visitor, due to no one to look after her back home i want to apply for her RC so she can stay with us here in UK. my question is what documents i need to send to UKBA. can i include my brother who is...

received an email from Portuguese consular general that i sh0uld print it and take it with me.

thanks all of viewing this post

regards

Unfortunately allowing free travel from 2nd world countries would be impossible as it is their home countries which prevent that (2nd world implies communist or similar countries). Furthermore, citizens from 3rd world countries would be much less likely to provide something for the country they are...

Dash_of_Salt wrote:I simply believe there should be a chance for a citizen of another first world country to earn entry, not have it made impossible right at step one (the work permit)

u r not being nice to 2nd world or 3rd world countries than? its their right too in case..

Dear wiz that was very kind of u for explaining things in detail and i admire people like you who just don't sit back and instead retaliate if something wrong is happening. i have had some communication with Portuguese consulate general and they informed me that the immigration staff at firo airport...