Apparently there were some cases of EU nationals with settled status being turned away at the border. The online status must not be as accessible to border force staff than was stated earlier. From what is described, this happened to people who didn't use the passport they were travelling with, to ...

So after read this, I started so wonder if there were any possibility that I could get a settled status instead a pre-settled status ?. You will be granted Settled Status, after completing five continuous years residence in the UK as the family member of a qualifying British citizen. thanks for you...

Following some reports in the news - useful article for new visitors to the UK (not applicable to citizens having (pre-)Settled Status or travelling on Family Permits: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/eu-citizens-are-being-denied-entry-to-the-uk-what-are-the-visa-rules I read some articles about tha...

2. Do you have health insurance for Germany? -> In the documents checklist they said that the health insurance should be bought after the visa is approved. Is it ok if i put no in this question? I will get a insurance once it is approved. Is it better to buy they insurance now? 3. I will move to Ge...

hi please help me thanks, 1 i tried to immigrate to germany on december 2020 ,and i rent a flat and even i register myself with germanlocal Einwohnermeldeamt (Residence Registration Office). after that i came back uk to wind up my business , and covid happend in march and i couldnt travel back to g...

You do not need to consider the reasons why the applicant needs the financial support or whether they are able to support themselves by working. [/u][/i][/b] As I said, the evidence you have looks pretty good. You don't need to give reasons and if there are no reasons, then don't mention it. But if...

Hi Everyone, I hope you all can help me with my problem. Nearly a month ago now me who is a British Citizen decided to start and a new life and move Romania with my dual nationality girlfriend who has a Romanian Passport and A British Passport. Upon reaching the check-in desk in the airport the tic...

However, it is noted that you have not provided any evidence of your own domestic circumstance . Without such evidence I am unable to sufficiently determine that you cannot meet essential living needs without financial or other material support from your relevant EEA Citizen sponsor or their spouse...

mkpt wrote: ↑

Mon May 17, 2021 10:02 am

So no HOPE

Of course there is hope!

You just have to re-apply and this time provide more complete evidence of dependency.

I just don't see any human rights claim.

Yes, but my three children's have been granted EUSS family permit (valid From: 23/03/2021) Valid until: 23/09/2021) - it's this against Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights? How? Your children, as direct descendants of their grandfather and under the age of 21 qualify for a family p...

I got married 27/01/2014, when I was 19. My husband was made redundant in April 2018. Since May 2018 he's unemployed. I have never worked in my life. I don't have a back account. However my husband have few bank accounts. We have bank statements going back to 2018. I have money transfer slips from ...

How old are you? 26 Year old Where is the other parent of your children? I am married with three children's and currently living with my husband. February 2020 was over a year ago - have you received money from your father since then and do you not have any other income in the household? Yes till t...

Hi, My EUSS Family Permit application from Pakistan was recently refused. My dad was my sponsor (EU National). I applied with my three children's age (4 years, 3 years & 9 months). My application was refused, however my three children's have been issued EUSS family permits. I am going to reapply bu...

The point of my comment is that given the OPs description of their situation, and the fact that their wife only joined them in the EU host state in March 2021, I fear they cannot apply, and they might first ask themselves question no. 1 before even wondering about question no. 2. That's all I'm say...

Again, you have to read carefully, but here it is: "Returning from the EU British citizens’ family members can apply for an EU Settlement Scheme family permit to come to the UK before 29 March 2022 (unless they have reasonable grounds for not returning to the UK before this date) if they’ve lived in...

There is a provision in this law that you are either living together in Europe before 1 January 2021 "OR" your relationship started before 01-01-2021. First time I hear this, can you please share a link to your source? The only information I can find is the requirement, black on white, of the non-E...

I also heard a rumor about only being allowed to be outside of France for a maximum of 3 months with the Titre de séjour, does anyone know about this or know where I could find more info? Thanks very much for your help! I don't know after how much time outside France a titre de séjour lapses, in Ge...

Hello everyone! I'm a US citizen living in France, I have a French titre de séjour. I have been offered a 4 month long contract in Germany and I am wondering if I am allowed to work in Germany with my titre de séjour ? The company that is offering me the job is very small and I do not think they wi...

Thanks for the response, they cannot travel as their BRPs have expired whilst waiting for the ILR decision, you need to have 3 months on your BRP from the return date to travel In that case they can apply as soon as they have received their new BRPs, provided they meet all other requirements, like ...

My wife and her daughter are waiting the outcome of the ILR application (they are in their 14th week of waiting) as soon as they get it we want to holiday in France and Spain.(please no comments about covid restrictions) I have read somewhere that they need to of held ILR status for 3 months but I ...

I am not sure about registration as a UK national. The term implies that the process is more of a declaration of already being British rather than an application to acquire a citizenship the applicant does not yet hold. Registration as a British citizen is acquisition of British citizenship by a no...

Keep in mind that if the child either registers (before their 18th birthday) or naturalises (after their 18th birthday) as a British citizen, they will likely lose both their German and Indian citizenships. I am not clear about loss of German citizenship in such cases, so I will rope @ALKB and @alt...

How did you find out that you've been granted "exceptional circumstances" to allow you to apply on a visitor visa? Thank you You find out when a) the visa has been granted b) the visa has been refused c) the visa has been granted under FLR (FP), which means a 10 year route to settlement and 4 visa ...

Thank you so much for your time and the insightful information you proportionated. I may update this ticket for the record after I have decided which path to follow. Best Regards, Ana Ticket. Um. You do realise that we are all volunteers and offer personal opinions rather than advice, right? Sorry ...

Jupiter27 wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 26, 2021 4:32 pm

Thank you so much for your time and the insightful information you proportionated. I may update this ticket for the record after I have decided which path to follow.

Best Regards,
Ana

Ticket. Um. You do realise that we are all volunteers and offer personal opinions rather than advice, right?