I see. I think you're right we are not gonna mention that.
And yes, we've been applying for him as well.

I feel so much confident now.
I deeply appreciate all your advice.


Regards,

Eveyln

Thanks again !!!
You've been such a great help.

One more question, what do you mean by not mentioning my son? Not putting him on the new application?

Sorry I forgot to answer one of your questions. I entered the UK witha turist visa. I am chilean and we do not need visa to enter the UK as a visitor, so we didn't apply for the family permit. We moved by the end of the summer and we needed to move fast so we could find a school for our son. Would t...

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I guess I'm confused because in the refusal the say he is not exercising treaty rights.

Any further advice on my rights to re-apply?

Thanks for your help again.

Sorry if it sounds I don't make sense, but I am confused and that's why I'm trying to get answers!

Do you know about my legall status at the moment?
Am I entitled to re apply?

Your help would ne much appreciated.

Sorry, I am using my husbands profile to post the question. We feel like re applying would be much more straight forward than going to an appeal court without legal representation. Plus, I'm not sure If I'm entitled to work while the appeal is in process. I understand I would be entitled if I re app...

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mall wrote:i didnt appeal when my application for residence card was refused.i re applied by adding the documents that was required in the refusal letter and got my rc after 5months,may be this helps

I forgot to ask, did you get a new certificate of application allowing you to work when you reapplied?

i didnt appeal when my application for residence card was refused.i re applied by adding the documents that was required in the refusal letter and got my rc after 5months,may be this helps Thanks you so much. I have been researching and re-apply seems our best bet. The only thing I'm a bit confused...

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thanks !

Thanks a lot for your advice.
So, you mean option 2 is just go there and show marriage certificate?.
Do you recommend telling that we are moving permanently? or just try to enter as a visitor only?.

Thanks for the reply.
I have Italian citizenship.
My wife and son are Chilean.

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