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zaza7625
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subsidaary protection

Post by zaza7625 » Wed Oct 16, 2013 11:00 am

Hi
Today I received a informative letter and application confirmation notice form about subsidiary protection which I applied about 5 years ago and I never new that this letter would be issued to me any more (I was not expecting this letter or something any more). but my situation is following. After this application I had applied 5 years ago I got married with EU wife and have 4 EU children here in Ireland,whilst after this application I had left the state and was not here almost 4 years,though I have arrived in ireland a month ago.
What would you advise me to do: Do the documents like residency and right of work by my EU family or send them the subsidiary application form filled out by me anyway? or do both altogether?
Thanks

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Post by CalvinKlien » Wed Oct 16, 2013 11:14 am

Sorry for the odd question, Can some one please explain what is subsidaary protection in few simple words ?

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Post by dalebutt » Wed Oct 16, 2013 11:51 am

Subsidiary protection is for people who do not qualify to be regarded as refugee, I have seen a number of times when one individual has been refuse refugee application and will immediately apply for subsidiary protection.

I will advice the op not to go ahead with the subsidiary protection just to keep it simple, EU rules are more favourable.

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