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It is quite a difficult position to be in and i know it. I have yet to be issued with a temporary work permit whiles my application is been dealt with.mirzhar wrote:Obbie
thx 4 reply , Yeah may be , I went to FAS office they said they wont regiter me even i have temp stamp 4 , they said wait for the decision then you can register with FAS.
So 6 month is like perison for every male or Female who is non-Eu national
To be honest who like to be un employed and let her wife to work and just sit at home.
Some time i feel ashamed when my wife works day and night
Hell of bills , texas , insurance , and living cost its very hard
I dont know abt others but we are pushing our life on track
& in all these situation how you can think abt having baby when you hardly managing your self..
So many issues.....
I am sure directive is right, especially when they spoke to your wife, and she confirms she is on a flight, and only traveled on business / work trip, which is her exercising her treaty rights.mirzhar wrote:are you serious abt that that i can claim for that . because you know i lost all my luagage whicg i lost , then i have to pay for the flight which took me back and then i bought new ticket .
& moreover the hell of time i went through still when i think abt that i become secared because when any country send you back for some reason then they treat you like your are criminal .
No respect and so many things ............
Permission for Union citizens and qualifying family members to enter the State
(b) Before refusing permission to enter the State under subparagraph (a), the immigration
officer shall give the person concerned every reasonable opportunity to—
(i) obtain the necessary documents,
(ii) present the necessary documents to the immigration officer within a reasonable
period of time, or
(iii) corroborate or prove by other means that he or she is entitled to enter the State in
accordance with these Regulations.