I am NOT discouraging any one here but as your sister has not resided in the EU state for over 3 years I am very much confident that DIT will not allow her EU fees, However, on human rights ground she might be eligible. Anyway, keep us posted plz, will be interested to know the outcome. All the bes...
When you talked with them, as precisely as you can remember what words did they use? My wife has just received following reply from EU advice centre which is confusing and more in line with what DIT (concerned institute) is saying In response to your enquiry, a candidate will qualify for EU fees wh...
When you talked with them, as precisely as you can remember what words did they use? Their words were "We can assess your sister application on your EU wife, however As your sister has not lived in Ireland or any other EU state for more than 3 years, therefore it is very likely that my manager...
Definitely talk with solvit. Have they given you their reason for the non-local Fees in writing? Would you mind sharing here the exact words they used? Hey Directive, They have been very conscious about it and only said on the phone that it is going to be rejected. But we are fighting hard and has ...
jeupsy Thanks for your response. I am going to share article 24 with DIT and have also written to EU advice center. I read on one thread here on immigrationboard, that student in similar situation had o fight hard with UCC to get the exemption. I am going speak with our TD and solvit. Will update ev...
Dear Folks, Hope everyone is we'll. We are having problems with my dependent sister's tuition fees assessment, whoes dependency is recognised by Minister of justice and has been granted EU4FAM stamp in 2013. She is 19 years old and is still dependent under irish family law. Both I and my wife have b...
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I am in process of applying eu permit for family member as a permitted family member in Pakistan. I am just wondering if I have to pay the visa fees of 60 Euro.
Did you pay Visa fee for your parents in Pakistan?
Thanks Guys. Clear as crystal. Just to update you guys We got a reply from EU Advice centre who asked us to lodge the review immediately and raise the issue with the Solvit which we have done. After reading thru the refusal letter, advice centre also confirmed that Irish authority deliberately refus...
If your mother is heavily dependent on you as you put it, why did you not apply on that basis? She would be a direct family member in that case. Hey EUsmileWEallsmile, We did not want to confuse case worker by applying on both basis which are in fact alternative ways to qualify as a other family me...
I have submitted an application for EU1 Residence Card , and i am currently awaiting a temporary stamp 4 to be issued . I am wondering if i can go ahead and apply for a PPS No before i get issued the temporary stamp 4 ? Has anyone successfully applied for PPS No with a blank passport without any vi...
Thanks Guys for your help so far. I am meeting Solicitor this Wednesday and will update you here with a view that this may help someone. Just for The record, I did submit the detailed covering letter explaining dependency and same household. I have spoken to EU Advice center and awaiting for their r...
Hey jinkazama, Thanks very much for the reply. Main Extract from Refusal Letter The Minister has decided to refuse your application for a residence card under the regulation. This is for the following reasons You did not submit the necessary documents which were requested. Evidence of relationships ...
Dear Folks, I , my EEA national wife and mother moved from the UK to Ireland almost 8 months ago. I and mother applied for Residence Cards as a spouse and permitted family members (other beneficiary either member of same household or dependent) respectively. We were given temp stamp 4s which expired...
We have been told by INIS public office today that to get the temp
EUstamp4, we have to be in the queue at 7:30 in the morning.
However letter received from the EUTreaty section does not mention waiting in the queue.
Can someone please guide us? Waiting so early does not seem right.
I will apply for Residence Card in March within 2 months of my arrival to Ireland. Do I need to get GNIB card now? or once I get Residence Card then I will need to go to Garda and apply for GNIB card? Please advice. Hi Adnan, Just came across your post and wanted to share my experience. I and my wi...
Your mother is dependent on her EU migrant worker relative (your wife). It is important that your wife continue to work. This is the critical point. There is no need for proof that your mum lived with you elsewhere. You should set up a bank account for mum, and pay a weekly sum equal to or greater ...
Hi Folks, I(visa national), my EEA national wife and my mother(visa national) recently moved to Ireland from UK. I hold UK residence card and my mother has UK visit visa. My mother stayed with us in the UK for 1 month however we don't have any proof to validate it. We are all three now living in Ire...
It not necessary to have a printed ticket. Whether she should have (as a non-obligatory, precautionary measure that shows her ability to return) a six digit record locator to a passenger name record would depend on her circumstances. Is she a visa national or will she be expecting to get entry clea...
My mother is going to visit me in UK. We are unsure of her return date. Does she require to have a return ticket? I am concerned that immigration people may bother her on the airport. Can anyone please advice?
Thanks Ben. Very helpful indeed. I am planning to apply for Irish stamp 4 next week. However my mother would send her application in the mid of next month. Is that OK? Or we should wait until mid of next month. My concerns/points are When my employer would ask for stamp4, i need to show it therefore...
Ok, if your wife intends to work or study (or be financially self-sufficient) in Ireland then you and your mother have the right to join her. Apart from your passports, you will need to furnish your marriage cert. Your mother will need to provide proof that she's a member of your wife's household o...
Yes, but all that means is her visa will be a general visit category rather than family. Apparently the rules changed in July to exclude non-settled residents from the family visit category. Hi lucapooka, Just needed ur help again on one small issue I have provided 6 month payslips, 5 month bank st...
Hello treefriend. Relax. Assuming that your wife is an EU national, she has the right to move to Ireland in accordance with European law and bring her family members with her - that means you and your mother as she is dependent on / a member of the household of your wife. What country are you each ...
Hi Ben and everyone else, I have UK RC and my mother is here in the UK on six month tourist visa. She is solely dependent on me. I have money transfer receipts and other proofs to show this dependency. I and my wife are planning to move to Ireland permanently and want to take our mother with us on E...
Thanks again for your time to ans. Just one more wee question.
I hold 5 years residence card. UKBA says that any one who is sponsoring family visitor must be settled in the UK. By saying that do they mean someone with indefinite stay ?
