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daddy
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eu1 application and pregnancy

Post by daddy » Thu Oct 14, 2010 7:15 pm

My wife(eu citizen) is excersing her treaty right as a student. I am on temporary stamp4, pending my eu1 application . my 6 months stamp4 will expire end of febuary 2011, presently, my wife is pregnant and will deliver in febuary 2011

My question is, if my my wife is unable to attend school during the last 2 months or less before delivery due to pregnancy illness, would DOJ refuse my eu1 application as a result of that. Does anyone have a sugestion for me please.

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Re: eu1 application and pregnancy

Post by fatty patty » Thu Oct 14, 2010 8:14 pm

daddy wrote:My wife(eu citizen) is excersing her treaty right as a student. I am on temporary stamp4, pending my eu1 application . my 6 months stamp4 will expire end of febuary 2011, presently, my wife is pregnant and will deliver in febuary 2011

My question is, if my my wife is unable to attend school during the last 2 months or less before delivery due to pregnancy illness, would DOJ refuse my eu1 application as a result of that. Does anyone have a sugestion for me please.

Thanks.
I dont think they will, but If they do...then they are the most inhumane fu**ing w**kers i have ever seen or heard off!!! Make sure to keep all hospital bills/prescriptions/post natal stuff in order.
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Monifé
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Post by Monifé » Thu Oct 14, 2010 8:50 pm

As far as I know, once you are working and there is an income in the family, your wife can be classed as self-sufficient, another way to exercise treaty rights. Also as far as I know, pregnancy and maternity leave will not affect your residency application.

Perhaps someone else can answer this for you also.
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walrusgumble
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Post by walrusgumble » Fri Oct 15, 2010 10:03 am

if she was in full time work, she would be fully entitled to maternity leave. I can't see how it will effect her.
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daddy
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reply

Post by daddy » Fri Oct 15, 2010 10:28 pm

Thanks for your replies, I am greatful. Has anyone experienced this situation before, pls share with me.
Daddy.
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daddy
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anymore advice pls

Post by daddy » Tue Oct 19, 2010 9:33 am

Anymore advice would be appreciated, thanks.
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Post by Obie » Tue Oct 19, 2010 1:16 pm

I strongly believe that if you run your wife's maternity condition with the college, and their is a common understanding.Then she will not be listed as withdrawn from the course,but rather as of for maternity related reasons. She will still be considered as exercising treaty rights, and the justice department will not be unreasonable enough to consider her as unqualified. Alternatively you could get a sickness insurance, and make sure you can show adequate resources in your account
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daddy
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insurance

Post by daddy » Tue Oct 19, 2010 1:39 pm

Thanks Obie for your concern, you have been so helpful to me and many others in this forum, God bless you and family.

We do have medical insurance and we submited a letter from our medical insurance company when I applied for my residence card in August.

We have a bank statement which shows regular deposites and withdrawals but our balance is always less than two thousand, sometimes less than one thousand. We do not claim any form of benefit.
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daddy
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self sufficient?

Post by daddy » Wed Oct 20, 2010 3:04 pm

Can anyone confirm to me whether a student with medical insurance be also clasified as self-sufficient?
Thanks for replies.
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Monifé
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Re: self sufficient?

Post by Monifé » Wed Oct 20, 2010 3:40 pm

daddy wrote:Can anyone confirm to me whether a student with medical insurance be also clasified as self-sufficient?
Thanks for replies.
No they will be classed as a student with comprehensive sickness cover (medical insurance).
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Post by talkingcure » Tue Jun 21, 2011 10:26 am

Can you let us know daddy what is the outcome of your application as I am on the same boat like you.
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daddy
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Post by daddy » Tue Jun 21, 2011 5:33 pm

talkingcure wrote:Can you let us know daddy what is the outcome of your application as I am on the same boat like you.
my eu1 was approved months ago, on completion of 6 months of lodging in my application, goodluck. I also forwarded to INIS a letter from my wife's doctor stating when she would be due for delivery. M daughter is 4 months old now. Make sure your family have medical insurance cover, if eu spouse is a student or selfsufficient, very important!
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Post by talkingcure » Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:16 am

Goodluck daddy.hope your daughter and wife are in sound health. Just wondering one thing when did you let them know that your wife is pregnant. As I did not mention it in my application cause she has her academic break of one month before our baby due. The temporary term of six months also due on that week. Doj is obliged to give a decission by six months which is due on 3rd of november and my wife's due is 28th of October. Any expertise opinion will be appreciatable.
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daddy
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Post by daddy » Wed Jun 22, 2011 11:28 am

talkingcure wrote:Goodluck daddy.hope your daughter and wife are in sound health. Just wondering one thing when did you let them know that your wife is pregnant. As I did not mention it in my application cause she has her academic break of one month before our baby due. The temporary term of six months also due on that week. Doj is obliged to give a decission by six months which is due on 3rd of november and my wife's due is 28th of October. Any expertise opinion will be appreciatable.
Read this post from the begining, it would answer all your questions, read very well.
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