Hi Obie, The response from UKBA: " Thank you for your reply. If you wife has worked for 12 months as your dependant, and you were still studying during this 12 month period, then your wife would be exempt from work authoirsation and would have no restrictions on their working rights in the UK. ...
He just got a Job from October and wanted to be sure that is legal.
Yes, just few more months for A2 nationals and hopefully the story with all certificates will end.
Got this question and not sure what to answer :shock: " Hi Leeloo, I have studied most of the guides for A2 nationals and cannot find answer to my question. I am a student since September 2012 with a Yellow certificate. My wife has a Full Time Job since October 2012. I finished my course in Jun...
Need to pay fee for EEA Familiy Member who applied as dependent.
A2 National applied with BR1 for dependent on sister, got refusal letter, appeal done with IAFT-1 ==> HM Courts & Tribunals Service asked for payment .
Better to submit new application with new details...for free.
JoS, have you read the Ziolkowski Judgement ? I totally admit that I was not aware of that until Obie posted a link above. Clearly that case is very relevant here. Clearly that JoS didn't read the whole topic...; as I mentioned before, HO will say that for A2 nationals only in 2013 is possible to o...
Yes, but Home Office still says that you cannot go for 2 routes so for such applications this paper need to be added although knowing how HO operates I still think is too late I'm saying this because I'm pretty sure that in this scenario the application will go for 6 months and then refused ==> app...
I am assuming for ILR, you meant PR under community law. In that case, yes you correct. The CJEU as i mentioned earlier has ruled that lawful residence accrued before a Union Citizen's state joined the EU counts towards PR. If OP was lawfully resident in UK and working since 2005 and continued afte...
I cannot see how it is possible to exercise Treaty Rights before the person's country entered the EU. I dont think that statement is legally correct in light of the recent CJEU Judgement. So you are saying that she can apply NOW directly for BC? My understanding is that she could've applied in Marc...
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