Just wondering is your mother able to provide a family certificate listing you as the child (not her or your personal birth certificates)? In my home country we are able to get such a document aside from a personal birth certificate. As for exercising freedom of movement a letter stating you are int...
Would love to hear from someone who has appealed the original decision successfully. Any others, apart from the well-document Pal80UK case? My dear forum friend Hearing other success stories may not be the answer. You have to be willing to share more information specific to your case if you want th...
It sounds like the decision has been largely made on the basis of your parents status back home so it would be useful to know what type of evidence they submitted with the application for EUFAM. Here are some scenarios to consider: Usually dependency is best proven when you provide evidence of near ...
Hi there and sorry to hear your parents card was refused Are you able to provide an extract of the actual refusal reason as usually they are more elaborate on the reasons given rather than a generic one? This may help members here to give you better directions. Also how long have your parents been h...
Hi Essentially whilst your sponsorship is important what’s vital to her visa being successful is that your girlfriend satisfies the visa conditions which usually include, her ties to the Philippines i.e. family there, siblings etc, her financial status i.e. is she in full time/part time employment, ...
1. No she doesn’t need a visa when travelling with you to Ireland 2. You’ll need to apply for the transfer of residence permit (known as EUFAM in Ireland) when she gets in Ireland. Bear in mind in doing so you are resetting the clock and your spouse will start the 5 years of residence permit from sc...
Hi All documents which you provide to Inis, have to be in English or translated into English. Birth certificate, marriage certificate, divorce deed and divorce certificate? Do they need to be certified translated or not? Irrespective of the type of document you submit at the very least you should h...
they can do everything no doubts but lots of things you mentioned below I think they are exaggerated and looks little difficult to prove by law.. for Example.. If u ever lied and provide irish pay slips and ur spouse found to be working in other EU country. ( What if she has business in back home e...
If your husband is from a visa requiring country to Europe, he will need to apply for a Schengen Visa if he travels alone. In this instance he will need to satisfy the entry requirements including financial status. If you are travelling with your husband to any EU Country (except the UK) and you bri...
On what grounds are the parents thinking on moving to Ireland from the UK? I’m assuming the “visa purposes” is for them to also get a EUFAM stamp? Secondly are you residing in Ireland and on what grounds? I see from your other topic you have obtained a EUFAM Stamp presumably from Ireland? Once you p...
Your friend appears to have been misguided as generally speaking if you are in the possession of a EUFAM (Residence Card) and travel with the EU Citizen you should be allowed entry to the UK. In classic British fashion they are being difficult as I had a similar experience travelling to the UK where...
With all the best will in the world and the expertise this forum members can offer in the end it is only advisory. I’d strongly recommend you take the advise given so far and get yourself a professional to deal with your case. For the scale of your refusal, you need someone to physically look at all...
You need to talk to an immigration solicitor. Aside from an immigration lawyer you could consider using a reputable overseas recruitment company in India that can help prepare your application. As previously mentioned you’ll need to address every single point of refusal by INIS if you are to succee...
The OP is asking if he is on the right path without it affecting the citizenship of the spouse given himself being a dual national. This has nothing to do whether he suddenly wants to change Stamp because I don’t think that’s the case here. Recent INIS guidance suggests that irrespective of a Deal ...
I am British citizen, living in Ireland since December 2018. My parents live in United State. They have US Green Card. They hold Pakistani passport but permanently living in United States. Now I want them to come and live with me here in Dublin under the free movement directive. I was advised by Em...
They wont tell u but why u want to change? On EUfam u can travel together without Visa in any eu country. For stamp 4 they might ask u gnib card fee. The OP is asking if he is on the right path without it affecting the citizenship of the spouse given himself being a dual national. This has nothing ...
The letter to EU Treaty unit is basically a cover letter the applicant should include alongside the application form explaining the reason for the application. The cover letter is particularly useful to include if you have explaining to do. For example if you have previous immigration history in ano...
Asking on behalf of a friend: Friend is Greek National living in the UK for about 3 months. Has secured a job, renting a place and starting to get his name on utility bills etc. Has applied for NI Number. Spouse is Non-EU and has recently arrived in the UK. Please advise what documents are required ...
They wont tell u but why u want to change? On EUfam u can travel together without Visa in any eu country. For stamp 4 they might ask u gnib card fee. The OP is asking if he is on the right path without it affecting the citizenship of the spouse given himself being a dual national. This has nothing ...
....he doesnt have a job set up before he enters Ireland? For example, i (a British citizen) have money in the bank to support her. Is that enough, or are payslips needed from both/either of us to get the C visa. Looking at this from the point of view of both of us living and working in Ireland and...
You may be able to stay in Ireland legally so don’t give up! Perhaps more senior members can shed more light but the following route may be an option for you: My apologies but I’m assuming your Irish boyfriend is the father of your unborn child? If Yes, make sure you don’t leave Ireland and stay und...
