2 -Planning to apply for EEAfp for UK on the bases of durable relationship of more than 2 years, please guide me for the application Would the HO accept a Surinder Singh application based on durable relationship? I believe the HO as reflected in the regulations only accepts direct family member, no...
2 -Planning to apply for EEAfp for UK on the bases of durable relationship of more than 2 years, please guide me for the application: a)how much finance do i need to show for my partner and son? (none) b)do i need to show the accommodation, if yes can i show hotel booking? (not required) c)if we wo...
@ Melc Apart from your entire reply, the funniest thing mentioned that you can attach photos of Buckingham Palace as well. How come? loooolz people have a tendency to enclose pics of "a house" with nothing to accompany it to evidence/prove that it is THE house ~ the address where the sponsor lives,...
£25,700 Maintenance Requirement from June 2012 according to Leaked Cabin et Letter[/size] Sunday Telegraph reports that a leaked letter from Home Secretary, Theresa May, to Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says the coalition government intends to introduce new rules on family migration from June th...
SKRB I hope you understand what Mel C is saying in her post because I am somewhat confused :roll: oops, i ee the "bold text and formatting fell off! i will edit and hope it makes sense!! You can respond to each point in bold,or in red colour....that way its much easier to differentiate :wink: my co...
Thankyou so much for all your comments, yes he will be staying with me. Its just that i will feel safer and happier knowing that he did not marry me for the visa. We have a daughter which was not planned as he did not want children, will this help him to stay? If he overstays he will (if someone in...
As you say, in carpenter there was cross border (service) MOVEMENT Zambrano would not apply to the children in this case Chen's Irish citienship was established PRIOR to "movement" ie Irish citizen in the UK whereas OP is looking for Brit Cit to be Irish and claim life in UK as Brit cit was as Irish...
Looking at the rejection reason it seems to imply that the ECO thinks that your mother will be supporting you financially? Did you provide evidence that you have a job or access to your own funds? this has confused me, as the refusal point 281 v refers to maintenance, albiet the wording applies to ...
AziIqbal I am somewhat concerned about the advice you are receiving from one person on this board.It appears you agree to what he says because that is what you want to hear,but are dismissive of others. First of all I think you are wasting your time appealing for the simple reason that you may be a...
I think abuse might be a wrong word to use. Mrs McCarthy, had never exercised any of the rights envisaged in the treaty or secondary law that gives effect to it. She sought PR on the basis of lawful residence accrued as a British National, and then claiming to be Irish national, when she has never ...
You are quite correct that the issuing state should be EITHER the first Schengen state of entry OR the one in which you intend to spend the most time. this is NOT something that an airline will know, or have any right to know when and where you intend to travel to other than any travel plans that co...
thank you for posting the actual refusal, you are very brave to do so. as in general the comments here are aimed to help you in your case, this helps people to fully understand the ECO reasons. but because you have posted on forum, for those who may follow and find a similar problem this will help t...
I don't believe the Key is movement, as Chen, Carpenter, Rotthaman and another case to do with name change will never had succeeded. I believe it has to do with which nationality the person is best identified by. Mrs Mccarthy was seeking, to all intence and purpose to abuse community law. Therefore...
So it's getting down to that time, and I want to just go over everything here to just make sure everything seems right and I am not missing anything. US Wife Looking to stay with UK husband Me and My Fiancé are getting married at a civil ceremony in NH on March 26. With the ceremony since it's at th...
Would any of the senior members know if, by going to brazil for a few months, m999 and his wife could apply under Singh? Then an Irish passport isn't needed, correct? I agree with the previous contributor that Brazil will not be considered an EEA state for the purpose of Regulation 9. However if sh...
Hi there, :wink: I really need make something clear and really need the help of the members. I'm married to a UK Citizien and we were planning to go to Ireland and settle there to avoid UK laws, then come back and apply under EU law. However it was not a choice, it was a lack of choice as we like t...
I'm flying out to Peru in a couple of weeks to get married and hopefully submit my wifes spouse visa application shortly afterwards. Been doing a fair bit or reading on here and as the sponsor, I'm naturally a bit concerned about making sure I include everything necessary to demonstrate we meet the ...
Point 2 my mum gave a letter along with a letter from our family solicator that there is enough accomodation in our house for me and my wife to stay, i also sent in land registration documents (which cost me so much to obtain) from the local council stating there was enough room, thats 3rd party sup...
Hi Guys After reading my helpful topics i thought i would ask for some advice and share my experience I applied for my wifes spouse visa back in April 2011 they rejected in July 2011 I appealled in September and since then I have been waiting for a oral hearing which I have been told is still 2 mon...
Thanks for your help. So what visa will he need to apply for to stay in the country for 2 more years? he has agreed to not go for indefinite leave to remain as I have told him I do not trust him. Comments much appreciated :) He could apply for DLR, discretionary leave to Remain, I have no idea what...
Just a thought, and an option, why not marry in the UKRAINE, which would avoid the costs of the fiance visa and its regulations, and YOU relocate to Germany and your husband has the right to accompany you. there may be many reasons why you don't want to do this, or you may not have considered it as...
As your husband is exercising his treaty right in the UK, you have a right as his spouse to join him. the point is that YOU ARE MARRIED, and it is NOT up to the ECO to determine how a couple conduct their marriage, or are able to due to financial or other constraints. for your application for EEA/fp...
I think the most sensible and practical thing to do is to apply for a permit under the French national rules. but the OP is ALREADY under EEA regs. my point about the prefectures is that each one operates a different system, it would probably be wise for the OP to contact the prefecture of the area...
Hi I do not want my husband to get his indefinite leave to remain as I am worried that he will change, is there a way that he can renew his visa without applying for settlement? Kind regards katy I am going to assume that you have good reason to suspect that he "is going to change" and this is more...
