Hi,
Any news on your acknowledgment letter yet?

I read through the refusal reasons on some cases and as far as I know there's no set guidelines on exactly the percentage of dependency. Just because someone owns property doesn't mean that they are not dependent on you. If you can show dependency and how then it will make it easier I guess.

Hi,
If you look at EUTR1 form and guidance it'll indicate exactly what you need to provide.

Not sure what your nationality is but if it's British then probably waiting until January will be a bit risky I guess.

Best wishes,

Hi,
I can't seem to find why your case was refused?

I couldn't find your other posts..

I thought the chenchooliah case decision has been made already in Sept? I'm sure I came across the judgement in full somewhere by just searching for it.

Have you sought advice from solicitors?

Cheers,

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Hi,
Any updates on your plans?

Also, can i please check why you back tracked on Ireland?

We are currently in process of establishing EU treaty rights in Ireland.

Best wishes

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