There are measures to be taken if an application had exceeded the standard processing times, worrying about it does not solve the problem, like I said if one had waited more than required and you have suffered anything as a result of the delay, one can take proceedings. If one application is legitim...
What exactly is the problem with waiting for a decision from the home office? EEA applications have already some safeguards to protect individual, I know we can handle things differently, but seriously loosing a sleep on an application which has been sent for consideration isn't gonna affect any cha...
Do advise me, I don,t know what to do. Solictor say we need to go court this time. After marriage is registered under English law. Already hearing was adjourned by me because my Islamic marriage was nit registered under English law. Should I trust my solictor and give him 700£ to hire barrister, bu...
I really do not think it is that straight forward to being self employed in Ireland, you can make registration as self employed fairly easily, but may be required to show proof of income from self employment.
Well student visa may be the solution if you are not planning to get married. If you do get married it will be almost a straight forward application in which she will end up being granted a 5 year residence card that will enable her to work, start business, etc etc. If you aren't keen on marriage at...
There will be no point applying for EU3 if you think you do not meet the requirement or you expressly do not meet the requirements. Apply for naturalisation, submit a new application for stamp4, reason being, whilst your naturalisation application is pending you wont be without a confirmation of rig...
Have you considered naturalisation? After 5 years of legal residence in Ireland you may be eligible to apply for naturalisation.
If you submit you application for naturalisation, I would suggest you submit another application for stam4EUFAM again if you think or do not meet the requirement for EU3
The 3 months rule is hardly enforced and to be honest it's even more difficult in a country like Ireland who does not have a registration system. So long you or your spouse won't be drawing on any benefit from the state nobody will bother you about the 3 months rule. Is there a particular reason you...
It depends actually. One is mostly likely to encounter immigration if traveling via holyhead or Liverpool, there are other routes which are much less frequent to checks.
If after presenting the necessary documents to show your right of admission, they still decided to arrest you of which will be very unlikely, you can take judicial actions against them. UKBA staffs are well learned with regards these rules, so expect that if one doesn't know the staff around would k...
It does not matter where you encounter immigration check, either at the border posts or at a stop and search routine, you have a right of admission into the UK being a holder of 4EUFAM. Do have in mind that, If your family member is a British citizen they must have been employed or self employed in ...
The child is actually a year old now, she had pregnancy complications which was actually a serious one, she did a series of test at the Galway University Teaching Hospital, which was sent to France for determination. Because she was working for an agency and she has not actually been laid off by the...
Thanks for the tip Brigid, we completely miss that, my wife lost out on the benefit solely for that reason, she had been paying prsi and Universal credit totaling 500 Euros every month and just because there wasn't jobs forthcoming from the agency she was working for, she lost out because of the 16 ...
Yes employers pay PRSI for their employee, how much or if they have paid at all in your wife's/partner's case I cannot confirm.
If your wife contact the welfare office, and give them her PPS number , they will be able to tell her straight away how much PRSI contributions she has accumulated.
That would mean she has not paid any PRSI, she would most likely not qualify for maternity payment. It is better to call them and get clarifications. They will most likely give you a definite answer on the phone.
Your PRSI class will determine how much you will get in benefit payment, once you have contributed PRSI you will usually receive maternity benefit, if you have paid 39 weeks PRSI in the last 12 months period before the first day of your maternity leave. If you do not meet that requirement it does no...
No wonder the French are doing so badly at managing the economy, I have seen quite a number of times when the French government repeatedly refer to the Directive2004/38/EC as the European convention. This just goes to show many a member state had signed up to something they are absolutely clueless a...
Your wife may qualify for a Zambrano residence card, as she already have an Irish citizen child, and the child would be unable to reside in Ireland without her being there. She can submit an application for a Zambrano visa at the Irish mission nearest to her. You may also wish to contact the Immigra...
An Irish citizen may be admitted into Ireland with and expired passport or an ordinary birth certificate. There should not be an issue with the airlines too.
Registering with FAS isn't the same as claiming benefit. Go visit them and register with them as a job seeker. You may also be requested to attend some training .
Excuse me I don't mean to jump on this thread but I have a question in the case of married couple the ECO is not required to ask for evidence of co-habitation if I am not mistaken please correct me if I am wrong because i have just applied and this is a point of concern for me thanks Normally a mar...
Sorry it was indeed not right, it isn't Auslanderamt, I was meant to say Meldeamt, as it's usually is in the same building as Auslanderamt and Burgeramt
