Hi,
Try other locations, in Europe, for instance. If appointments are available in other countries, than all is good.

@Casa, Fine. It is not for me to decide.
Thanks for your patience.
(I really wonder what happened to her.)

@CR001 She can read on this site anonymously, maybe something we say will make her come clean, if she really needs help. I'm truly curious as to what happened to her. Not only that, I'm concerned because there are children involved. Could you please leave it alive for some time?

@Kamoe - because of what you suggested earlier.

@Punguru82 - there are dozens of flights from Faro and Lisbon to Manchester these days.There is no UK border control there, yet she insists that she was stopped by UK immigration (and according to her she had been "in and out" so many times, so she should know). Jet2 is so very cheap - yet...

@KBconnection Which airline was it and when did it happen?

So, you checked in, were boarding the plane and some officials stopped you? Can you tell us more?
How do you know it was British border control? (can't be, in my opinion).

Absolutely shockiing. You must have some idea as to why it happened.

I think, it is a standard letter. At least it is not the first time I read this. Can you contact them again?

They are right.

Oh, I'm sorry. Usually people ask this kind of questions when they are denied entry.))
To your question - yes, of course she has a good chance. As to visitor visa... I don't know.

Why was she refused?

Get an injunction and apply for divorce. When you are divorced you can apply for retained right of residence. You don't need a solicitor. You the of right of residence, you won't be thrown out. Sorry for asking, is your husband in the same town as you? I would advise you go to police first - not onl...

You sound like 3units - the user who had the same exact story a couple of years ago.
Why didn't you go to police?

Your son was born outside the UK, you were not permanent residents at the time, he only lived in the country for a year - how do you think he can claim British citizenship?
If you were British by birth than - yes.

How is it possible? because: <<iii. an “extended family member” of an EEA/Swiss national (as defined in the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006) AND You are accompanying or joining an EEA/Swiss national who is residing in the UK either as a worker, as a self-employed person, as a s...

Hi, First of all don't panic. You do have the right to work. Your employer will wish to verify this with the Home Office. Second, once your wife starts to work, you (both of you) can apply for resident cards or pre-settled status. If your wife cannot find work you can still apply but you need to sho...

She ran away?
Why not approach your embassy? I mean if you're desperate to see your child they may assist you.

Edit: I suggested reapplying because you don't really know how long it takes (request for the passport and the rest).
By "priority service" I meant: "added value service", when you can submit an application without making an appointment, thus making the process faster.

Priority service is available at TLS contact centres.
They will not send you a card - you haven't applied for it.
I very much like Obie's idea. Or - you could wait.

Do you have a joint bank account?
I don't think that 3 months' payslips are enough. And I do not think that they are actually necessary. There are plenty of people who rely on partner's income. If you can prove self-sufficiency through your husband's income you will be fine.
The best of luck to you.

@anamkhan Because you are only concerned about the insurance, I'm sure you have everything else in order.
Sorry to ask but was your child born in Germany?
I don't think you will be rejected unless your husband had had some difficulties before (meaning UK immigration system).

3-4 weeks. Can you re-apply? - you could use Priority Service. (I would advise your wife to submit your original passport - not a photocopy, no matter what.)
Are you both in Germany?

You should get an e-mail asking to submit the passport.

Was it a family permit your wife applied for? You said you were living in Germany?