My sister said the following about the process: "I would say go look for a lawyer. You won't find one in the UK you will have to look for one in the USA. We had Monique Milucky from Virginia Tommy Andrews (was who she was under). Go to the US website and look at the visa's. Look for the spouse ...

First thing, you must make sure that your husband has filed his US tax returns during his stay in the UK. It's more of a formality than anything. You fill out the tax form and the exemption form. If he made more than something like $85,000 in any of those years, he would then have to pay tax on any ...

Thanks Kabuki, I will go to FAS office on Tuesday with my wife.We have all these documents.So we will try to Register on Tuesday.I hope it wont be any problem on Tuesday.Hopefully they wont ask me to book appointment 1st. Anyway thanks everybody!! They usually ask you to book one, but if you are go...

Anybody know how long FAS take to register and send those documents back to you?? You will need to ring FAS and set up and appointment. They will tell you what you will need to bring with you, like your passport, CV, P45. Be sure to ask to be safe. They are actually very kind an helpful. Be sure to...

I have sent my EU1 application in and am still waiting. My partner is the EU national and is unemployed. She has been in Ireland for more than 12 years, so it's a bit different, but we sent in a bank statement showing plenty of savings. I listed her as self-sufficient/jobseekr and they won't just tu...

They could require that everyone carries ID (like the Netherlands), but it should apply to all, not just a few. The UK required compulsory ID papers until the 1950's, this was dropped, one of the reasons was the police where using it as a form of oppression, There was complaints that the police whe...

They could require that everyone carries ID (like the Netherlands), but it should apply to all, not just a few.

Thanks. Those regulations are long and can be very confusing. It's hard to find exactly what you're looking for.

I'm here as the unmarried partner of an EU national. We are not married, so the tax laws don't apply.

The fees you pay must be equal to those paid by an Irish citizen, in accordance with Article 24 of Directive 2004/38/EC. Cheers. I appreciate it. I was thinking that was the case, but I wasn't sure. Will I have to have the stamp approved prior to applying to prior to enrollments? Does anyone know t...

HI! I was wondering if anyone knows anything about university fees for those in Ireland on a stamp 4EUFam. I know in NL if you reside there as the partner of a Dutch citizen or an EU citzen and are on a partner visa through Dutch or EU law that you pay home fees. Is this the same in Ireland. I've be...

If you enter the Netherlands on the basis of European Free Movement law, then you must be treated in most areas identically to a citizen of the country. If a citizen is entitled to some level of fees, then you would get the same. The UK is a little sneaky here. They have decided that low tuition fe...

You could do a TEFL course, but you will have a better chance of obtaining a job in South America and Asia; however, there are a few countries who will take non-EU nationals for TEFL, but it's hard. I believe the Czech Republic still accepts non-EU nationals to teach TEFL. Now there are other option...

My link was to help with your questions about the Netherlands. That's all. I dunno much about Ireland issues. I know. I'm not asking questions about Ireland here. I'm just referring to an early post of mine where I stated my current situtation. That's all. Thanks again. As you have gone through the...

Thanks for all the help. Here's an update: I sumbitted an EU1 application in Feb. I'm still waiting for the decision. However, I do have to send in an update as my health insurance has changed. I'm currently working on the temp stamp 4, which is great. The above is in regards to Ireland. I haven't ...

Thanks for all the help. Here's an update: I sumbitted an EU1 application in Feb. I'm still waiting for the decision. However, I do have to send in an update as my health insurance has changed. I'm currently working on the temp stamp 4, which is great. However, we are still looking into moving to th...

Hi Kabuki I dont think you have to tell DOJ that you are in employment, I think they are more concerned with EU citizen. I am soon to be in exact same situation as u, although I am EU citizen and soon to apply for it for my partner. Just wondering, how long have u been with your partner? and did u ...

I'm still waiting. I sumbitted my application as the unmarried partner of an EU national about 1.5 months ago, so I'd say I have some time to wait yet. My temp Stamp 4 is good until the beginning of August. Question: I know they ask to send in more documents if things change, do this include if the ...

If you study for Bachelor, Masters or Doctorate you'll be eligible to extend your stay for 1 year if you find work in a field related to your degree. During that 1 year, your employer may apply for the H1B. This is the first time I hear about this. You got any sources? What the poster is implying i...

Are you filling for money earned within the US or outside the US?

If you study for Bachelor, Masters or Doctorate you'll be eligible to extend your stay for 1 year if you find work in a field related to your degree. During that 1 year, your employer may apply for the H1B. If you go into the science or maths fields and interested in teaching, then Teach for America...

I would check out this website, it might be useful: http://www.nursing-jobs.us/ I don't know much about the need in that area, but nurses are definitely needed throughout the US. I know nurses in North Carolina pay well, but again, I don't know much about the fertility speciality. The site above wil...

I believe that if you have a steady income coming in from properties, in/outside of Ireland, this should prove as self-sufficient. It would be best to have the money transferred into an Irish account. You will need to get private medical insurance. As for how much dosh is required to be self-suffici...

I know it wouldn't be ideal, but if you are between 18 and 30, you should qualify for a working holiday visa. The US and Ireland started this about a year ago. I don't know all the details, but it could be worth looking into. The one catch would be that you would have to return to the US to make the...

I'm having some issues with getting callbacks. The problem for me is the area I'm looking into, International Officer at a Higher Education institute. I always mention that I meet all the requirements for tier 2 visa and only need a sponsor from employer, and the things is, Universities are well awa...

I believe I read somewhere that you can have someone sponsor you to meet the requirement. I live with my partner who has more than enough money in the back for the 2 of us, and it helps that she is an EU national, so she would be moving with me. However, My funds are limited now as they've been drai...