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Hello good people,
please i need someone that can help me on this question that has been bothering my mind. I want to ask if someone waiting for 5 YEARS EUFAM Decision apply for SURINDER SINGH to go back to her husband country while waiting for the EUFAM DECISION

PLEASE THIS IS URGENT PLEASE HELP

Do not let anything bother your mind!

The Eu citizen is British I assume, and is working in Ireland? How long have you been working there?

There is (in general) no need to wait for the Residence Card (in Ireland called 4EUFam) to be issued. But you need to have (roughly) evidence of 3 months of work in the other EU member state (in this case Ireland).

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Do not let anything bother your mind!

The Eu citizen is British I assume, and is working in Ireland? How long have you been working there?

There is (in general) no need to wait for the Residence Card (in Ireland called 4EUFam) to be issued. But you need to have (roughly) evidence of 3 months of work in the other EU member state (in this case Ireland).

Thanks for your prompt reply.yes the EU citizen is British and he has been working for 8 months in ireland and he just decided to go back to the UK FOR BETTER OFFERS but his wife still waiting for her 5 years eufam but she has 6 months temporary she is using now, so they both decided to go back to the UK using SURINDER SINGH, they have booked an appointment with the British embassy in in Ireland for next week with the following Document

1. HUSBAND CONTRACT (BRITISH CITIZEN)
2. HUSBAND PAY SLIPS (BRITISH CITIZEN)(IRELAND PAYSLIPS)
3. HUSBAND PASSPORT PHOTOCOPY (BRITISH CITIZEN)
4. SON PASSPORT PHOTOCOPY (BRITISH CITIZEN)
5. UTILITY BILLS ( ON BOTH NAMES IN THE SAME ADDRESS IN IRELAND)
6. PTRB (ON BOTH NAMES)
7. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
8. SON'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE
9. WEDDING PHOTOS
10. JOINT CURRENT ACCOUNT

PLEASE, WILL ALL THE ABOVE DOCUMENTS BE ENOUGH AND IS IT NECCESARY TO PUT THE WIFE'S TEMPORARY RESIDENT CARD? BECAUSE THEY DID NOT ASK FOR IT ?. THEY ONLY ASK IN THE APPLICATION IF SHE IS LEGAL IN IRELAND WE SAID YES.

THANKS A LOT

9. WEDDING PHOTOS
10. JOINT CURRENT ACCOUNT

These are not required. You are married and have a child. No one would think this is not a genuine relationship. Your financials are not needed (unless you use that as proof of living together in Ireland but I gess the utility bills prove that).

Jambo wrote:

9. WEDDING PHOTOS
10. JOINT CURRENT ACCOUNT

These are not required. You are married and have a child. No one would think this is not a genuine relationship. Your financials are not needed (unless you use that as proof of living together in Ireland but I gess the utility bills prove that).

Thanks a lot for your reply, please is it necessary to put her temporary resident card or not because they did not asked for it and roughly how many weeks do you think it always takes them to issuethe visa for kind of this application

thanks

How long have you been in Ireland with this British Citizen.

In all the circumstance, i could see no reason why you would be refused.

Obie wrote:How long have you been in Ireland with this British Citizen, and what is the nationality of the child.

Thanks i have been working in ireland for more than 6 months and the child is British citizen

Obie wrote:How long have you been in Ireland with this British Citizen.

In all the circumstance, i could see no reason why you would be refused.

The child is a British citizen and we have been living in ireland for 8 months and my job has been going on in ireland close to 8 months
we have booked an appointment with the British embassy in in Ireland for next week with the following Document

1. HUSBAND CONTRACT (BRITISH CITIZEN)
2. HUSBAND PAY SLIPS (BRITISH CITIZEN)(IRELAND PAYSLIPS)
3. HUSBAND PASSPORT PHOTOCOPY (BRITISH CITIZEN)
4. SON PASSPORT PHOTOCOPY (BRITISH CITIZEN)
5. UTILITY BILLS ( ON BOTH NAMES IN THE SAME ADDRESS IN IRELAND)
6. PTRB (ON BOTH NAMES)
7. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
8. SON'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE
9. WEDDING PHOTOS
10. JOINT CURRENT ACCOUNT

PLEASE, WILL ALL THE ABOVE DOCUMENTS BE ENOUGH AND IS IT NECCESARY TO PUT THE WIFE'S TEMPORARY RESIDENT CARD? BECAUSE THEY DID NOT ASK FOR IT ?. THEY ONLY ASK IN THE APPLICATION IF SHE IS LEGAL IN IRELAND WE SAID YES.

please roughly how long does it normally take to get the VISA

THANKS A LOT

well in Ireland,,98% of EEA family permits are processed within 15 days, and 100% within 40 days. I dont believe your case will fall in the 40days category, which is the extreme.

The option is open to you to come to the UK and apply for Residence Card immediately on arrival.

I believe the department of Justice would have returned all your original documents, so you will be fine, in that regards.

Obie wrote:well in Ireland,,98% of EEA family permits are processed within 15 days, and 100% within 40 days. I dont believe your case will fall in the 40days category, which is the extreme.

The option is open to you to come to the UK and apply for Residence Card immediately on arrival.

I believe the department of Justice would have returned all your original documents, so you will be fine, in that regards.

Thanks, the Department of justice have return all the documents and gave her temporary resident card for 6 months but we can not wait anymore to return to the Uk due to some Good job offers in Uk, that is why we are applying for the Surinder singh so that she can accompany me back to the Uk ?

HOW DO YOU SEE IT WITH THE DOCUMENTS AND THE SITUATION ON GROUND, SHE ONLY HAS 6 MONTHS TEMPORARY RESIDENT, WILL THAT BE FINE FOR THE APPLICATION TO APPLY FOR EEA PERMIT TO THE UK

THANKS

You should have no problem going to the UK. You can get an EEA FP if you want. It is especially helpful if the holder wants to prove their right to work in the UK. Or just take the next ferry to the UK. Or fly from Belfast. Be sure to carry your pile of evidence with you when you travel, including the marriage certificate.

Keep all evidence of your work in Ireland for the future.

Read http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/ for details of travelling without a visa.

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:You should have no problem going to the UK. You can get an EEA FP if you want. It is especially helpful if the holder wants to prove their right to work in the UK. Or just take the next ferry to the UK. Or fly from Belfast. Be sure to carry your pile of evidence with you when you travel, including the marriage certificate.

Keep all evidence of your work in Ireland for the future.

Read http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/ for details of travelling without a visa.

thanks a lot
I believe by God grace that the application will be alright once we have all we need to submit,because Uk immigration officers are some how, i will not like to stress my family argueing with them at the entrance.

I will try the application through Eu surinder singh first

Go for it by all means.

But I suspect you would not even meet an immigration person if you took the ferry.

See also a letter from Mr Green https://dl.dropbox.com/u/27885818/UK/le ... reeEEA.pdf

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Go for it by all means.

But I suspect you would not even meet an immigration person if you took the ferry.

See also a letter from Mr Green https://dl.dropbox.com/u/27885818/UK/le ... reeEEA.pdf

I really appreciate the post, so what do you suggest, am thinking of going for the surinder singh process first, and i will use the other method as back up, we have submited the application online and they ask us to bring the supporting document next week


WHAT DO YOU THINK OR SUGGEST?