Thank you Simon. It is my oversight as I have not stated that in our case all 'Article 10 EEA RC' are UK-issued. I guess the biggest concern for us now is whether UK-issued Article 10 cards will be valid for entry into UK post 31/12/2020? With the childbirth in mind, re-entry back into UK may fall o...

Pardon if this has seen already discussed. I seem to be unable to find a single point of reference on whether Article 10 RC would be valid for entry into UK after 31/12/2020? Whilst I understand that my family members have derived dual rights to be residing in UK (EEA rights confirmed by Article 10 ...

So, if you're prepared to spend a small amount of money for extra certificates, there is no need for you to be without your birth/marriage/death certificates whilst you are waiting for your FBR to be processed. And as I mentioned in my last post, the same applies for your passport - you can just se...

Although I applied for my FBR 2 years ago, I still sent my documents direct to Ireland as this was easier than travelling from my home to the nearest Irish embassy. It is not a problem though: your most important document is your passport, and you can send a notarised copy instead of the passport i...

I am a naturalised Irish citizen, married to a Russian citizen and currently residing in Moscow. I have a 2 year old, who was successfully issued with FBR certificate in Russia. We are waiting for our second baby and will be going down FBR route again. However, the rules have changed significantly s...