If I understand correctly, Schedule 3 2 (3) means British dual national family members would be able to enjoy the old (current) regulations if the non-EEA is in the UK under the regulations on 16th July and makes an application for RC before 16th October. Well, I certainly hope that will be the cas...

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... gulations/

so does that mean basically that those applications received before July 16th won't come under this new constraint?, but those received after this date will?

Not sure why part of my comment showed in bold, I read the McCarthy case, it seems where we differ is that she was claiming benefits and not employed, I don't claim any benefits at all, not even child benefit for my son nor anything else. I made it bold so that I could more easily refer to it. Ther...

I have never lived any part of my life as an irish citizen, I am merely getting the irish passport as it allows me to use the EEA2 route for my wife (hope that doesn't sound too bad), I was advised to do this by immigration when I called them , as for my employer, is it required that I tell them I ...

I suggest you apply ASAP as changes to the legislation which will come into effect in mid July would prevent British dual nationals of making use of their EEA nationality to apply under the EEA regulation. Thanks Jambo, certainly will do, hoping to get the application away as soon as my irish passp...

I have never lived any part of my life as an irish citizen, I am merely getting the irish passport as it allows me to use the EEA2 route for my wife (hope that doesn't sound too bad), I was advised to do this by immigration when I called them, as for my employer, is it required that I tell them I wa...

Hi all, I was born in Northern Ireland and as such am a british citizen, but due to the belfast agreement can hold irish citizenship also, so I have sent off for my Irish passport so I can apply for my wife (american) through the EEA2 route. My wife and I married in USA in 2005 and have been togethe...

there are some inconsistencies with your posting which you may wish to amend to assist your posting replies . You say your wife will arrive , later you say she has 3 months left on a visit visa , but she is a US citizen so not clear why she has a visa . Why does your child not have British Citizens...

Hi everyone, I married my wife in Connecticut USA back in 2005, but I have returned to the UK in the last day (I am a British National, born in Northern Ireland) and she is arriving here (flying into Dublin, Rep. Ireland in the next few days, then joining me in Northern Ireland, UK), with our son (w...