I would like to seek the help of the good people on this forum. I arrived Ireland with my spouse who is British June 2006 and in August recieved a 5 year EU residence permit. I made an application for permanent residence in April of this year and I got a refusal letter this morning. My situation is...

I would like to seek the help of the good people on this forum. I arrived Ireland with my spouse who is British June 2006 and in August recieved a 5 year EU residence permit. I made an application for permanent residence in April of this year and I got a refusal letter this morning. My situation is...

From the volume of EU treaty rights applications between Eastern European women and Asian men, it seems it is quite prevalent. It really infuriates me that there are people like this out there and I think it is up there as one of the worst crimes. I wish the Irish Immigration Service and GNIB would ...

Thanks guys Will ring the tax office tomorrow, haven't got hubby's PPS number with me.

@Directive: I am Irish and yes we are married. (I also hold British Citizenship but that route failed miserably)

Your husband has PPS No. you can declare in revenue that you are married and claim his credits. Your husband's visa status is none of their concern. After a bit more googling, it seems you have to be ordinarily resident to claim tax credits. My husband wouldn't be considered resident or ordinarily ...

For EU treaty rights, I would recommend Brophy Solicitors.

I have also heard Synott Solicitors are good but have not dealt with them for EU treaty rights.

The Directive says the Health insurance is mandatory for residence permit application under the EU treaty. Correct me if I am wrong. It is only mandatory for the family if the EU citizen is a student or self-sufficient. If the EU citizen is exercising their treaty rights as a worker or self-employe...

The Directive says the Health insurance is mandatory for residence permit application under the EU treaty. Correct me if I am wrong. It is only mandatory for the family if the EU citizen is a student or self-sufficient. If the EU citizen is exercising their treaty rights as a worker or self-employe...

Hi all, After much googling, I could not find an answer so thought someone here might know. Does anyone know if I can claim my husband's tax credits while he has no current permission to remain and is not allowed to work (spouse of Irish national application with INIS)? Any help is much appreciated.

You have now posted this question 6 times. That is ridiculous. Can you please only post your query once, as you are going to confuse other people and it messes up other peoples discussions. It is quite rude.

See my reply to your query in the previous topic.

It is not good to post the same thing in multiple threads. It is not helpful to you nor other posters. I have answered your question (see below) but in future, it might be better to start your own thread(discussion).

See my reply in the previous topic.

See my reply in the previous topic.

First of all, any employment is ok, they cannot prejudice you just because it is temporary. Although you should be working at least 15 hours a week. Since you are married, the only evidence you need to supply of your relationship is your marriage certificate. Write INIS a registered letter stating t...

Write INIS a registered letter stating that you do not have joint utility bills. That you take care of bill X and your wife takes care of bill Y. You do have joint financial agreements such as your rental lease and your credit card. Remind them you have already submitted evidence of that. Other than...

Hi Guys, I have a question if you can help. Below is the info I copied from the UK website Dublin: Do you need an EEA family permit? A non-EEA family member of an EEA national will need to obtain an EEA family permit before travelling to the UK if they are: •a 'visa national' (see 'More informati...

Unfortunately, the guy in INIS is correct. Non-EU nationals who are family members of EU nationals exercising their EU treaty rights in Ireland must apply for a residence card using Form EU1 . Perhaps gather as much of the listed documentation as you can and send it in with the application form and ...

If you have retained all documentation for the first 3 years of your marriage/residence card pertaining to your wifes employment and to you living jointly as husband and wife, and with you currently working now, then I do not see any problem why you cannot retain your leave to remain in your own rig...

Hi lads, Can anyone please advise whether or not a drink driving conviction will result in my application being rejected? Thanks Dave No one will know whether they will refuse your application as cases are dealt with on a case by case basis. You can start to redeem yourself now. Enroll in an alcoho...

I applied for pr as i have been married for eu citizen for the last 5 years, i have stamp 4 eu, but they insisted that I have to submit utility bills in our names, I provided them with all other required document,but they say my application will only be processed further when i gave them the joint ...

Those sort of rights are explained in article 263 TFEU Sanding order per judicial reviews, however that case study was demonstrated in the case 120/86 Mulder v Mnister van Landhouw en Visserij 1988 ECR 2321, when telling people that, there's no provision openly for citizens to bring in their souse ...

Monife's advice is correct, imo. However I think she had particularly bad luck with the Marriage Registrar - many other people int his situation manage to marry without the registrar objecting. OP - marriage in UK then Irish visa application is probably the most practical route forward. Bear in min...

Thankyou again for your information, monife - if he travells to ireland and we apply from here and get married here (dublin), would it make things any easier? Anna No, it certainly will not make things easier. It might actually make things harder since he was deported from Ireland. I just married m...

Also, you will need to have sufficient funds to support both of you and not to be a burden on the State. If the Minister for Justice believes you will need to rely on social welfare or public funds to support both of you, he will refuse the application.

Firstly, thank you for your replies, I very much appreciate it. just a few more questions: I am studying here in ireland with 4 more years of a 5 year degree to do, which means there is no way i can go and live in the uk after marrying. We have been living together for the last 3 months in the uk, ...

I have evidence of a person that got married in brixton masjid and is now even a British citizen with any court or civil marriage to that effect. However, what about people getting married in catholic churches and usurping immigration status with it, any defense or counter claims ? Is best you don'...