Oh and Irish Tom, why are you trolling on here, this forum is for people who are living with immigration issues and need advice!! Have you nothing better to be doing? LOSER
Hi Jenny Bean, I was in the same situation as yourself, I am a British citizen living in Ireland and i met my now husband while his asylum claim was pending, we married and then dropped his asylum claim, we then had a stamp 4 within 6 months. If you get married you can apply to your local GNIB offic...
is not false identity. the person who help me to flew in uk advice my to declare a different identity so i could not be send back in my country origine. help?
im married to uk citizen and i applied for EEA family permit, but refuse.reason of refusal:i was fail of asylum seeker and record show i have different identity, with different nationality.
Did anyone help me?
Ok this clears things up for us, and in reference to the removal order, yeah he was not technically deported, he was asked to leave (which he did) so that was just the way i worded it. But thanks for all your clarification on this matter.
Thanks for that, so we are planning on visiting together, but are you sure we dont need a visa? as i thought the U.K does not adhere to the EU free movement policy ??
Hi Guys, Wondering if anyone can answer my question. My husband was deported from the U.K in 2005 after a failed asylum claim. He left U.K on his own accord and claimed asylum in Ireland. He then met me in Ireland ( I am a U.K citizen) and we married, he dropped his claim for asylum and was granted ...
