Hi everyone, and thanks for previous help on this board. Here is my timeline. I'm the spouse of an Irish person who has already successfully registered for pre-settled status. Submitted online application and document upload: July 21 Invited to book a biometrics appointment: August 4 Biometrics Com...

Hi, why is an Irish person having a pre-settled status ? Irish are exempt, they don’t need to apply as they are settled here already. it's not necessary for him individually but we were advised that it was probably a good idea because my application is based on him being resident in the UK, and an ...

Hi everyone, and thanks for previous help on this board. Here is my timeline. I'm the spouse of an Irish person who has already successfully registered for pre-settled status. Submitted online application and document upload: July 21 Invited to book a biometrics appointment: August 4 Biometrics Comp...

Hi Everyone, I'm a non-visa national (USA) trying to join my EEA spouse living in the UK on a Dependant Stamp rather than an EEA Family Permit because the process of applying for the family permit has been shut down here for months with no updates. We have talked about it with an immigration advisor...

Thanks for the detailed reply Richard, that is the main thing I was worried about, that the different ways of being let in to the country are now so complicated it would affect my later application even if I was "allowed" on the day I arrived. We have not decided what to do yet but this is...

Hello everyone, As the title says I am in the US and recently married to an Irish citizen who is working in the UK and has settled status. We were planning to make the application for the family permit before I travel over because it seems the most above board way to do it, but now I am worried abou...

Hi everyone, I made an account and decided to post because the guidelines on the EU Settled Family Scheme on the UK government site are, of course, kind of vague/confusing, especially in light of Brexit stuff... I was recently a Tier 4 student in the UK and while getting my degree met my partner, wh...