Update on the McCarthy case:

ECJ opinion says UK deprived Irishman's wife of rights under free movement
http://www.rte.ie/news/2014/0520/618474 ... -mccarthy/

CC, Do you know of any disadvantages or loss of benefits such as a U.K. state pension or access to free healthcare that would result from renouncing British citizenship and then living in Belfast with Irish only citizenship? I'm a little reluctant to opt for renouncing of British citizenship (even t...

Thanks for the great advice CC! If you don't mind I have a few additional questions for you. 1. My wife and I married in early 2010 having met in 2006 in the U.S. so she was not present with me when I lived and worked in the Czech Republic and Germany in the mid 1990s. Will this have any impact on h...

I grew up in Belfast, have Irish citizenship, an expired British passport and in 2007 obtained American citizenship having at that point lived in Baltimore, MD for 7 years. Can anyone please let me know if my wife of 4 years who holds only U.S. citizenship will qualify for a UK EEA family permit so ...

I am originally from N. Ireland but have been living in New York since the late 1990s. I have both British and American citizenship. My American fiancée and I are planning to get married during 2008. We are then planning to move to N. Ireland where we both intend to work. We probably won't move unt...