Malika, the OP is clearly an Irish citizen. so IF op travels to NI with the spouse they will be legally entering NI. monife has dual citizenship, Irish/British hence the reason for the refusal. It was indeed a valid rejection. That is a different arrest by the CJEU which is not relevant to this thread
Here is one answer to a Freedom of Information request to UK Border Agency https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/non_eu_family_member_entry https://acme.posterous.com/129065688 Travelling from Ireland would make matters slightly more complicated in that there is no routine immigration control betw...
After working for a short time in France, at least 3 months, you will be able to apply for an EEA-FM for your spouse. You will be treated as an EEA citizen for this application.
You have been given a link by the MOD that might contain answers to your query on another thread which you opened. If you think that does not answer your query, it is better you continue on that thread. Multiple posts are not encouraged.
Dear members, Part 8 Question 8.4 EEA national employement Question 8.10 EEA national's current finances and employement Is it really necessary to answer both question? In Question 8.4 I already give them my employement details. Why do they ask the same questions again in 8.10? Thank you for your h...
I dont know what you're trying to say and what you are referring to as it does not make sense whatsoever. [/quote] This is 100% a wrong information and I have pointed out the reason why. Please stop given out wrong information especially if you cant even accept your mistakes. I know you do not what...
You are getting confused simply because you do not know about these rules. Documentations, visas, et al issued on the basis of freedom of movement rules , Directive 2004/38/EC will be effective/ valid only if the holder travel with the EU citizen. Laying emphasis on it is rather pointless as the hol...
It depends where you are applying from? if you are submitting your application at the Danish royal embassy then you have to submit payment along with your application to that embassy. If elsewhere see http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_to_dk/fee/Payment/Payment.htm on how to make payment and or c...
It does not matter under what rules OP's spouse has obtained residency, even if OP's spouse is yet to be issued residency in the state, so long he is married to an Irish citizen their visa has to be issued free of charge.
all visas for EEA national family members should / must be free... :) - no fee payable therefore GET THE VISA. This would depend on whether the residency is issued under EU or Irish Immigration Law. that is, if the GNIB card is endorsed with either EU Fam or just Stamp 4. The Op has mentioned previ...
[quote="tgak"[Hello everyone. So my girlfriend and I will be wed in about two weeks, the marriage is taking place in London! We both live here together and my visa (youth mobility) will expire in mid-May. We would like to both continue living together in the London. Here is my list of questions: Whi...
hi thanks for your reply, its well a year know when it was refused. i paid a huge fee to solicitor to prepare the application. the lawyer asked me to appeal but also asked for more fees, then i thought its a waist of time and money and never appeal. what do you think can i still appeal this? The ap...
I would be inclined to apply, and then see what the response of the UKBA would be, it will be interesting if EU citizens will have to submit p60 for 5 years to prove they have acquired permanent residence in other that they might invite a non dependant family member? there is no right of appeal unde...
Helix1 please stick with one thread, this topic is not any different from your different thread, you should continue with update on that thread other than opening up a new one
Good luck with your application, although the address where you will be staying in France should not be one of the requirement as it clearly states that on the visa application, that it must be omitted.
The requested documents seems limited so it is better to ignore it for a smooth processing.
I kind of disagree with you jambo, if an EU citizen is living in the UK and exercising their treaty rights, they should be able to invite the non dependant family member under the family visitor's category To say otherwise would lead to discrimination against the EU citizens, be settled is also diff...
She can apply under the family visitor category. She cannot apply for an EEA-FP. Thank you both for the replies. Frei, I thought the family visitor category is only applicable to UK citizens' relatives; am I mistaken in thinking this? Additionally the family member you are visiting must : be a Brit...
Did you appeal? did it go down to court? as expected it wouldn't be approved because they will say child is not present in the state, but how can child be present without the mother? they are denying the child entry into her own country by refusing to grant the mum a visa. The education which is to ...
