Hi both

Thanks for your replies

@Raja.brit
Long time indeed my friend. Life is good all things considered and hope same goes for you

I will update this thread once I receive a reply from INIS.

Regards

Hi all I am looking for some advise please The non-eu member native country’s passport is expiring end of February 2021. The person has not been able to travel back to the home country or the UK (nearest home country embassy) because of the pandemic and older age. The embassy in london has stopped a...

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Exactly what type of visa is the spouse currently in the UK?
You seem to suggest they are married and yet the spouse isn’t exercising the Treaty Rights?

There must be another page your friend received with the reasons for refusal?

The attached page simply explains who qualifies for the visa application

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Child benefit letter if you claimed on arrival of your child would be another. Maybe ring the local office and see if they can send you a letter of confirmation

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Involving your second brother in this process would be dependent on the reasons why you were refused the EUFAM.

Sharing perhaps the main reasons for your refusal will be helpful so other members here may be able to give their opinion and or experiences.

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Obie wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 01, 2019 10:51 pm

Thanks. That is very helpful. Glad the department has plans. One can only hope rights are not reduced.

Was the letter sent by registered post or normal post.

Let’s hope they don’t reduce the rights indeed.

Letter received through normal post

Regards

See attached letter received from INIS

The letter has application ID and the person’s personal contact details.

Regards

I think All EUFAM holders of a British Citizen, spouse or dependent(s) are getting these letters. My parent got the same letter through this week. If we are to go by this post we should be ok: https://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/new-for-eufam-stamp-holders-of-british-citizens-in-case-of-no-dea...