There are numerous cases that deals with EEA deportation, you may find the test adopted in Nnamdi encouraging. https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/2012-ukut-269 . As far as I am aware, there is no case that has addressed someone in the specific of your situation, there are cases though t...

What crime is your husband committed of? What year was he sentenced? has he been working since he arrived here?

Well, in theory, if there were no evidence that you will commit further offence, it should be a straight forward case, but be minded that, the department may adopt malice in the handling of your case and seek to prolong matters for you. You will need to make a very good representation to the departm...

It shouldn't affect your EEA rights eventually, but expect some fights. With an extant DO, EEA-FP is bound to fail on the grounds that the DO is extant and you will not be eligible for an FP, you may first apply to revoke the DO.

You can apply immediately.

You risk worsening the situation doing this alone, I do not think your English and understanding of the EU law is good enough to do this by yourself, I may be wrong, but that is my view. You should invest a bit of money, or look for a bro bono lawyer, who will be willing to assist you.

Electronics equipment aren't allowed in the tribunal.

The burden of proof is always on the person who wishes to establish rights under the regulation. What happens to the burden of proof is on the appellant and the standard of proof required in immigration appeals is the balance of probabilities? So this is it then? Disregard the law, waste the applica...

European Law and directives does not extend to issues of citizenship, it is a reserved right, and hence prerogative of member states to set their citizenship law, even though the children were not complicit of anything, it will be said that, if you were not qualified at the time, so would they not h...

Why did you think it isn't ideal? I agree with your post, supposing they meet the requirement as durable partner, the application should succeed.

Dear all, The decision is wrong, appeal it rigorously, you have a right to work, send them a clear warning letter, if you loose your job as a result there will be cost. Full details of your case is not known. You are a family member of a qualified person, with a right to reside, you have a derived ...

There is no point creating a whole new thread to ask this question, you should continue in the old thread.

Appellants time and again have allowed UKBA to dictate the time frame for making EEA decisions outside of the discretion available to them, Judicial Review is there for a reason. The department attitude is beyond annoying.

I believe the ECO is wrong in his decision, you have demonstrated that your father is in need of your support, the ECO says he or she isn't satisfied, because probably he has difficulty understanding the documents submitted. I note that the ECO says "there are no transactions which could taken ...

Did you write a letter explaining the details in the application? Appeal takes time, it is better to reapply, ask for a reconsideration and appeal at the same time. See below link on instruction about submitting appeal. https://www.justice.gov.uk/tribunals/immigration-asylum/appeals . If you need an...

Interesting piece of legislation.

This is very interesting case, what I'd suggest you do is, stay in Ireland, continue your life in Ireland, it is very unlikely that the UK would notify Ireland on revocation decision, if no one has asked you, it is not necessary to divulge anything to anyone, if the Irish ever asked you about this, ...

A little bit weird, not a normal practise handling of family permit application. I have a feeling it has gone well. Good luck.

It is a generic message they send to all applicants regardless of the decision, you may ask someone to pick the document for you, a signed letter by the applicant, along with the collection slip, and probably some identification . Did you speak with them after the request for more document? I hope i...

In the refusal notification, the ECO claimed the most recent Western Union transfer was dated 17/10/2012, is this correct? If so why did you include a document which is about 2 years old as evidence of dependency? I suspect the refusal is probably down to improper packaging of the application. I thi...

I know how difficult it is to handle refusal of loved one's visa, but you will need to exercise a bit of patience, get the details of the refusal, without that, it will be unwise to speculate and offer an opinion as to what actions you may take next.

Hi Obie, are you sure about that? My understanding is, although if a marriage appears void for whatever reason it is, once cannot simply say it is void because it was fraudulent and expect the authority to agree with them, they will need a legal document to say prove that assertion, even if the marr...

Paragraph 5 of the link provided by casa suggests that she may not have lost the citizenship, if that is the case then you have no need for concern, you should send the EEA2 application together with her Lithuania passport and Certificate of Permanent residence. You should be fine.

Unfortunately I am unable to receive PM, I can send PM but unable to receive, on your other thread, there is an assertion that your spouse may have lost her Lithuania citizenship, if Lithuania does not allow dual citizenship, then it makes the matter a little more complicated, you may choose to cont...

I believe so, she will not be able to sponsor other family member using her Latvian citizenship, but the rights of those she has sponsored will not be affected by her taking British citizenship.