When I divorce the mum in 2006, A divorce proceeding from the Islamic court was given to me stating that I have the sole custody of the child, also there was a parental agreement document in 2006 between me and the mum stating that I have full custody of the child. All this documents were dated in ...

It's a bit last minute for this plan. The child in question is 17 years old at moment and he will turn 18 next year. It will be hard to justify how come that he lived 17 years with him mum and just now as he is going to his 18, there is sudden change of custody and an immigration application. It wil...

Strange... 2022 or 2024 is the same when it comes to EEA cards. They will all expire on December 2020.

Hello Im a non EU family member granted settled status earlier this year Residence card expired few days ago, I'm flying for a holiday, now i have to rely on the online status to prove to the overseas airline staff and some immigration authorities that i have right to re-enter UK. Im going to Turke...

When you are applying for citizenship you have to be very cautious to not to put yourself in difficult situation with any law of the land. However, it's very unlikely that an overstay of a relative on tourist visa would escalate to the point where it will hamper your efforts to get the citizenship. ...

Hello I don't understand everything. It seems that more context is needed here. The UK is going through Brexit at the moment. I am not sure the EEA route would be open in 6 years time. I think every long plan term should consider this eventuality. For bringing adult relatives, usually the dependency...

1)What rights will I be given as a extended family member of an EEA national? Even if you work be especially careful to maintain the conditions of your EEA EFM card, namely: - You are dependent on your sponsor and/or - Part of the same household Note that for unmarried partners you don't need to be...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 01, 2019 3:45 pm

Appendix 1.7, page 43

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ext_1_.pdf

Looking to the document, it seems like it's a pass

1)What rights will I be given as a extended family member of an EEA national? Even if you work be especially careful to maintain the conditions of your EEA EFM card, namely: - You are dependent on your sponsor and/or - Part of the same household If at one point you don't satisfy these at least one ...

If the bank doesn't want to stamp, you can go to your online banking and request 6 months account statements. Some banks may do it for free, some may charge £2 or £3 per month for that. The good thing is that you receive statements printed on original bank headed paper. So no stamps are required her...

Crazy that they don't have in place any mechanism to detect IT glitches! A simple system to acknowledge reception of documents and detect errors would be enough.

At least it's good that they admitted the error is on their side.

Hello As you live in Norway, you can't t apply for permit in Italy even if you are Italian. Now, imagine you apply for EEA permit in Noway (or even apply in Italy) that permit would be EEA but tied to the country where it was delivered. A non-EEA national with an EEA permit delivered in Norway can o...

Thank you for sharing this.

But she should'v applied as partner not as extended family member.

A PR in an EU country is not transferable to any other country. A PR in a EU country allows you to travel to most EU countries (UK excluded) but doesn't allow you to work or settle. If you want to live in Germany, you have to go through their immigration routes in order to see if any is applicable t...

She wasn't issued any visa while accompanying us (2 British citizens ) through the border and has been in France by herself since we had to return to work. Somehow I am disinclined to believe this statement. Firstly, I would find it strange that the French PAF did not stamp your mother's passport w...

Thank you Korekt! Now I have a few more questions about my application. Can anyone possibly help please? #1) Travel history (UK): I am asked, "Have you applied for leave to remain in the UK in the past 10 years?" I've applied for working holiday visa ("Youth Mobility Scheme" vis...

Hello As non-EEA + British citizenship holder living in the UK, you cannot invoke the EC Directive. You are fully under UK immigration laws in these matters. Depending on his history, an UE citizen + British citizenship holder can in certain cases (Lounes). However, regardless of the situation, it's...

Hi everyone! Seeking advice here. I am a British citizen who is trying to assist my brother to relocate to Germany. He is married with 3 children. Will it be better for me to : 1 . Relocate to Germany first and then invoke the EU directive? 2. Relocate to Germany, get university admission for my br...

Hello

They don't see how long you work but how much you earn.

If your part time is above the minimum required, it should be enough.

However, something needs clarification. Is the job itself above the minimum required or it reaches the minimum only if you consider overtime?

Can some please help me by sharing a cover letter in which I can explain situation and try avoid refusal, or any delay or FLR FP. Definitely write a letter to explain your circumstances, tell them you have kids... Try to go under the compassionate angle. Because what you are trying to avoid here is...

Hello, 1 - Your brother has to be actually in France exercising Treaty rights in order to use the Directive to try to get an EEA residence for your mum. It may or may not work and it could be a lengthy process. But in any case, your brother has to show that he actually lives and pay taxes in France....

Hi everyone! Seeking advice here. I am a British citizen who is trying to assist my brother to relocate to Germany. He is married with 3 children. Will it be better for me to : 1 . Relocate to Germany first and then invoke the EU directive? 2. Relocate to Germany, get university admission for my br...

I didn't want to confuse the OP

But yes, there are marginal cases where it would work with a British passport.

confusedinpakistan wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 25, 2019 1:28 pm

Can I not use directive 2004/38/ec at the eurotunnel?

To travel under that Directive, you have to hold a current/valid EEA family member card with this statement printed on it:



Your wife has to hold an EEA passport (any except the British)

I am hearing contradicting things about the electronic form. My educated guess is that it was updated at some point hence people seem to share contradicting experiences about it. Still, if your sponsor is British and EEA and you went by mistake through the normal route, they should find out and dire...