None of that is relevant. The only thing that matter is that you were using a residence permission that you were not entitled to, and of course you were not allowed entry when this was discovered.
End of story.

He's non visa required yet you think he's on a holiday visa?

You have it wrong. They didn't "revoke residence card" they merely came to understand that the pax was attempting to use a residence card that they were not entitled to. Airport immigration cannot officially revoke a residence card, but they don't have to. It's akin to using a fake one...y...

He doesn't have a spouse.

So you are saying that you are fradulently claiming residency based on your uncle living in the UK, when they actually live in Germany.
What is your question? Sounds like "will I get caught" and the answer is yes. Probably and hopefully.

Deporting an EEA citizen or family of an EEA citizen is a big thing. It's not like cancelling a Tier 4 because the dude is working full or something like that. The decision is escalated and taken cautiously and at high hierarchical level. Because if they do the wrong thing, it can have serious repe...

Obie wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 08, 2020 10:18 am

That is not the law. Under EU law, border staff cannot revoke residence because the spouses do not live together, even if they plan to divorce later.

EU law does not permit that.

they didn't revoke residence, they just didn't allow entry. And yes, EU law does permit that.

you get a 90 day basic permission to get time to go and register. That's all. Any other permission will be given by residency or GNIB upon registration.

There is no chance at all. You entered illegally, made multiple different applications to stay, and were refused years ago, and stayed illegally.
Leave before you get deported.

OP was in UK as EU spouse...went back to Pakistan and on return Border Control realised that he and spouse were not together and had not been for ages...so OP was illegally utilising a residency card they were no longer entitled to use. Border control didn't revoke his card, it was already invalid. ...

No. Your wifes UK residence card is invalid and has been since you left the UK. You are not currently exercising free movement rights and if you return to your own country you have no rights to bring with you.

None of the above matters, OP has been residing illegally without valid permission for years. OP won't be getting citizenship or a new stamp, if anything they'll be getting deportation order.

Stamp 4 you are entitled to apply, not sure about stamp 3,

Be aware though that both WFP (not called FIS anymore) and HAP will both affect application for naturalisation.

All available on line:
https://dbei.gov.ie/en/What-We-Do/Workp ... nt-Permit/

You don't mean visa, you mean employment permit.

You won't get a sports employment permit in the current climate.

@UK245 Perhaps she is not working due to her pregnancy, or she is unable to due to complications, or coronavirus high risk etc. I was offered to stay home while pregnant as I was working in the high risk environment. @Chapli I would Inform them of your wife’s job and the 10H she is working, I would...

You are entirely wrong. A mother needs to prove dependency on the EU citizen in order to qualify as a beneficiary, that can't be done at the border. That is what the visa application is for. A spouse MIGHT be able to get through immigration with paperwork, a mother cannot do so. You need a visa or a...

Presettled status in the UK gives you no rights to live or work in Ireland. If you're a visa required national you can't even legally driver over the border.

Not going to happen. He'd need to be wholly dependent on you, and the clock is ticking.....

You should inform them in writing. I don't understand "she is not working because she is pregnant". Why would she not be working? If she is on maternity leave that is protected leave and does not affect treaty rights, as long as she returns to work at the end of maternity leave. But if she...

You'd need a join spouse visa, which you will not get. You are illegally living in the UK so you can't even apply unless you go back to Nigeria and apply from there, but you won't get approved as yuo have a negative immigration history in the UK. You also won't get approved as you have not been livi...

arz1986 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 2:18 am

Under EU law, direct family member can travel with EU citizen. Please do some research.

Yes, IF they have an EUTR visa, or an Article 10 card. Otherwise, not.

Child of an Irish citizen is also an Irish citizen, so why are you doing any of this?

Thank you... My son was born in 2015, is he not classed as british/irish? as his father is british? and he is with me, enrolled in school here. we came to Ireland in 2010, we were married in 2009 in UK, before moving to ireland. (i received citizenship in 2016) considering that i have custody of ou...

She cannot apply from the UK, only from her country of residence. If she got a 10 year visitor visa for the UK, she must have proven she had enough money, ties to India, support in India, a proper life there. So Ireland will refuse dependency on you as you have already told UK she is not dependent o...