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We had a tourist visa refusal in 2010 from home country. This is the second refusal.Casa wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2017 1:22 pmThe refusal will flag up on the Border Officer's system and may well result in a refused entry. If your wife is fortunate and allowed to enter, once the in UK the subsequent application for a Resident Card is also likely to be rejected.
It would help if you could give a clearer background/timeline on your immigration route. For example, have you previously submitted a visa application for your wife under the UK Immigration Rules and had a refusal?
If the only reason for the EEA FP refusal was due to the failure to notify a change your address (in Spain?), then it may be wiser to re-apply with the updated documentation.
Agree !Sadat10 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2017 3:10 pmPlease you people should stop giving false advice if you don't have any idea about a person's problem. No matter how many refusals you get, it does not affect your next application or sewking admission at the border. You just have to meet all the requirements at the time of seeking admission a the border. In your case you hold article 10 residence card and there should get an easy entry whilst with your husband. No stamp will even required whilst you hold this residence card as a family member. Don't let any one pollute your mind since they have not had experience there but all their claims are just based on conjectures. Good luck and gather all your documents that's all since it extremely rare that married couple would be turned away since border officials are supposed to give family members every reasonable opportunity to establish their relation even if without a passport . You can print their border force manual on the internet.
No. It doesn't say that.Casa wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2017 4:30 pmIn addition to the refusal due to no notification of change of address, was the following included in the refusal?
"23.9 ix. The British citizen is not exercising a Treaty right in a Member State (Surinder Singh)
‘You have applied for admission to the UK in accordance with Regulation 9 of the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006 as the family member of a British national who has been / was previously working or self-employed in another Member State. However, in view of your failure to provide documentary evidence that the British citizen is / was working or self-employed in another Member State prior to returning to / coming to the UK, I am not satisfied that the Regulations apply in this case."
Yeah I appreciate that. It means another year waiting. By the time we change her card. 3 months. Reapply another month. 6 months wait for decision. I need to get home for various reasons. My daughter needs to start school.Casa wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2017 5:01 pmIn which case if the only reason for refusal was due to the failure to notify the change of address, for peace of mind it may be worth re-applying for a FP before travelling. Although a FP doesn't guarantee a UK RC application will be approved, at least the previous entry refusal will have been resolved.
The difference in the OP's case is that a Family Permit to enter the UK has already been refused. If the spouse is able to enter the UK without a problem, the reason for the FP refusal won't just 'disappear' when the RC is applied for.rydhwan wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2017 5:42 pmHi,
I came in by ferry with my mrs who is on Irish GNIB aka residence card. We never applied for FP to come to UK as I had to move urgently due to not finding a suitable accommodation.
I knew at that time that there is at least 6 months to process the FP but I also knew that we can get in without it.
What I did that I printed all all documentation related to her Irish GNIB plus the card itself, got the UK documentation and some freedom of information cases related to EU residence card and why a couple can't really be refused as long as they proof that they have got EU residence card in lieu of article.
We weren't stopped by immigration officials however I have been told by some others who went from Ireland that they will give you a hassle and you might have to wait and there might be document checking and interview by the force but eventually if you have the documentation and FOA cases related and proof to the officer that you are not a danger to the UK public there should allow your Mrs.
Hope that helps.
Rydhwan
My concern would be whether they were successful with their subsequent RC application once in the UK
Casa, I have no problem fighting for the RC, I know we will probably get rejected and have to appeal. I'm fine with that. I just want advice about if it's ok to go with RC after a FP refusal. We will get in. That's it really
Our FP also has been refused. For the following reason
The reason for your family permit refusal is as ridiculous as ours. Can't wait to see the back of the Tories. Thanks for posting mate!observer_haters wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 7:59 pmOur FP also has been refused. For the following reason
(Blind ECO did not see attached pictures, Skype, Line log etc...) We crossed the border with Dependant Ink Stamp 20 days later after refusal ...
I also have no problem fighting for the RC, I got plenty of time and power If something goes wrong
Application posted on 05/10/2017
Received by UKVI/HO on 06/10/2017
Payment taken: 06/10/2017
Home Office Email: 13/10/2017
Biometrics letter received: 20/10/2017 (dated 12/10/2017)
COA With Work: 31/10/2017 (dated 26/10/2017)
So far one month...
What port of entry did you use OH? Ferry, eurotunnel?observer_haters wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 12:47 amDo you think the RC application could be rejected due to the rejection of the FP application? With the reason for refusal FP that I have provided no photographic evidence of my marriage? I do not suspect they could be so "arrogant"! BUT, nothing will surprise me, there work very well trained people towards how to rejecting the applications for silly reasons.
If this happens, the first thing that I do before any appeal.I will report the police about the intentional crime committed by ECO.
Fortunately, I have copies of the complete documentation with the list what kind of documents have been attached to the application for FP, where is also listed that pictures have been attached.... Each document signed by VFS Global worker.
Next will be Tribunal of course, and in the meantime, everything will send to Her Majesty the Queen Theresa May, European and British parliament and wherever will be possible.
Only in case of course, if RC will be refused due to the rejection of the FP.