I am indeed an EEA citizen (British), we didn't take our marriage certificate with us How can they make such a mistake? Would this have been at VFS or at the Spanish embassy? I'm not sure how it works to be honest... Constructive feedback is treated as a complaint and an opportunity for continuous ...

mgb wrote:If you have nothing better to do than yes.

It's not a case of having nothing better to do

a reimbursement for at least the visa which was issued incorrectly, this is not my mistake but theirs... A visa for a family member of a EEA citizen should be free. The cost was £47.40 through VFS & £14.80 for return by special delivery, there was also an admin fee i believe not to mention a £4...

noajthan wrote:

mgb wrote:What do you expect from a complaint beside a deeply sorry.

Perhaps a better service for the next applicant.

That aswell

a reimbursement for at least the visa which was issued incorrectly, this is not my mistake but theirs...

They are responsible for their own actions not me...

I guess i should complain to both the embassy and VFS then... Bumbling fools...

I am indeed an EEA citizen (British), we didn't take our marriage certificate with us

How can they make such a mistake? Would this have been at VFS or at the Spanish embassy? I'm not sure how it works to be honest...

the visa arrived on the 21st, so didnt get to see it until i returned from work, the 22nd was a saturday and the 23rd was a sunday and they were closed... what a nightmare...

Even though it is their error? Can anything be done about this then? It is because of their incompetence that my wife was refused her flight. She was in tears, was not a pleasant experience...

Hi, could anyone advise me the best route on this matter please, i had a family holiday booked to Tenerife for myself, my wife and my daughter, all the details of the holiday were submitted including flight details, accommodation details etc and the application form was filled out correctly. We aske...

Thanks to everyone who posted in this thread, especially Amber...

My daughters British passport arrived yesterday

Brilliant thanks for your reply Amber, i shall send all that off this afternoon...

Thanks once again!

Pete

And your birth certificate. See also the guidance (click) documents and table b. I'm back :) Hopefully Amber still uses this board... i have just come across another section on the documents checklist which is making me wonder if i need my mothers birth certificate to carry out this application... ...

Thank you for your reply Amber, that is excellent news, has made my day!

So what documents would i send?

My daughters Indonesian birth certificate to prove i am father? Her Indonesian passport to prove her identity and our marriage certificate to prove her legitimacy?

The Check if you're a British citizen questionnaire says that my daughter "might be a British citizen" "'You might be a British citizen, In most cases you’ll be a British citizen ‘by descent’. This means you can gain citizenship from one of your parents, but your own children won’t au...

I think she only becomes a British citizen if she was born in the UK on or after 1st January 1983?

That's confused me now lol as my daughter had to get a visa to come over here and also had to get an ILR to stay...

So all i have to do is send off for a British passport? And to obtain the British passport i would need to send the following: Indonesian birth certificate? To prove i am the father and that she is eligible (which has been translated by an accredited translator) & My daughters Indonesian passpor...

My name is Pete and this is my first post, so hi to everyone before i start... It has been a rocky road over the last 10 years with lots of visa's and passports, but now it is time for the next stage and hopefully the last... I am a British citizen since birth, i have a daughter born to an Indonesia...