A signed letter from the EU citizen saying that they will be travelling should suffice. Note that arrival Border Officers can and do check that the EU citizen is travelling or is already in the UK.

I do not see how dates of travel are at all relevant in any form of decision. I would personally leave it blank and explain in the notes that you left it blank because it is not relevant to any EU Free Movement decision.

Also consider contact Solvit. They take 8 weeks or so to do their thing, so starting early is a good idea.

Be polite and persistant. For anyone who refuses, ask for them to have their manager also join the conversation.

If you were unmarried, then the clock starts ticking either when the Residence Card was issued OR when you entered the UK with your partner after the EEA Family Permit was issued.

I also tried to ask for the family permit this past July, but we couldn't go through with it.

What does this mean?

I do not think travel history has any relevance. You can put "Not Relevant."

When did you marry?

Another shocking refusal from UKVI! (1) You do not need to ticket. They even advise you not to purchase one. (2) 35 working days is 7 weeks. There is no excuse for it taking so long. Reapplying could take another 7 weeks. Request, very firmly, that they reevaluate the visa application and issue the ...

You do not need to provide any information about the EEA FP applicant's savings or work, either previously in Europe or future in UK. You also do not need to provide any information about the British citizen's savings or future work in the UK. There is no need to prove any form of dependence on the ...

Do you have a confirmation of your PR issued by the Home Office? If so then you have proof of your permanent residence. That is "unlimited right to remain in the UK". You can point out that you can apply to naturalize one year after getting either ILR or PR. Push back. Also get Solvit involved.

You should first request that they reconsider their initial decision. Ask that an ECM is involved in the review. Ask that they also seek advise from the European Policy team in the UK. You can and likely should consider applying again. Prepare a strong cover letter. I have a question. Did you (EU ci...

shyshiny, This is a great summary posting. Thanks! You might specifically want to be aware of the ECJ case MRAX, from which the right to enter (even if you do not have a required visa) comes. See http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/

rogerlongships wrote:from my own freedom of information request no such fines have ever been issued to family members who have the right under EU law

Do you have a link to the FOI request and the results?

You can also feel free to complain strenuously.

Did you provide the (unlawfully) requested information about work in the UK and about your flights to the UK?

If my husband gets a RC via SS route, why would it be a problem boarding the plane with a A4 paper RC? As long as the A4 paper RC has not expired, I would expect that travelling with it should be the same experience as you have had previously travelling with it. Personally I would expect no problem...

OK, so you there are a couple of issues in play here. You are the family member of an UK citizen who has worked elsewhere in the EU. So you are covered by the ECJ case of Singh. You have the right to be treated as the spouse of an (non-UK) EU citizen now and in the future, so long as you are enterin...

Where you plan to live in the future is not relevant for this discussion.
Will you be travelling together with your husband to the UK?
How will you be travelling to the UK?
If you want to fly, then I suspect you will be refused entry to the plane unless you have some sort of UK visa.

Your rights under Sing do not expire. If travelling with your husband you should be admitted on arrival.

What passport do you travel on?

Hi, I'm out of UK for almost a year now (so is my British husband). My residence card is valid until 2019 though I understand it's invalid when you are out of the country for so long. We'll be returning to UK again during Xmas... wondering what would be our worst case scenario at the immigration (M...

So it has been a month since you submitted your application?

Can you please drop me an email at
eufreemovement+ib@gmail.com

The notice was sent by film distribution company, it was not government. The settlement was done between me and the private film distribution company. In that i was asked to pay the amount due to torrent downloading of their rubbish. Kindly let me know if this information is enough. Thanks. Then th...

tobieoud89, Did you get the private message I sent you earlier?

Unfortunately the whole process is a little slow. And many UK embassies ask for information that the British Home Office claims they have been instructed not to ask for.

Just thought I'd share my experience coming back to the UK few days ago. On arrival at Gatwick, I went straight to UK/EU queue. IO: Are you sure you don't need landing card? Me: Yes I'm sure. IO: Why? Me: Because I've got a residence card. IO: How did you qualify for this? Me: I am married to an EU...

Sorry for the late reply.... Yes i have the settlement document and I was represented by a lawyer. If this is the case then will it have any impact on the residence permit? Kindly help me You did not answer my question. Were you charged with a crime by the government? Who is the other party to the ...