This is a very interesting post. Have they retained any of your passports? May I suggest that you first reapply for EEA1 on the basis of you being self-sufficient and EEA2 for all your family members. For the EEA1 you need to demonstrate that you have sufficient funds (husband's work) and sickness ...
Now have to find an immigration lawyer to contest that I was exercising treaty rights through out the whole 5 years and was temporarily not working due to the fact that I has 3 C sections and needed time for recovery and taking care of the children. Any recommendations of a good lawyer will be much...
Hello guys, just returned from the interview, lasted 20 mins. All 5 of us got into the interview room when the immigration officer (IO) called my husband. The IO told my husband that he was called in to find out what his current status was and told he was called in because the HO had notified them t...
It is a week day at 930am. It does not strike me as a suitable time at all. How about a weekend at 11am? I would not want to take time off work to go and waste my time like this. Well said, I will give them a call tomorrow. Lets see what their response is? Thanks for all your help. We moved the int...
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:It is a week day at 930am. It does not strike me as a suitable time at all. How about a weekend at 11am? I would not want to take time off work to go and waste my time like this.
Well said, I will give them a call tomorrow. Lets see what their response is?
This year we applied for permanent residence but the our documents were returned as they said I could not prove that I was exercising treaty rights as worker for the past 5 years and was asked to provide CSI covering the past 5 years. CSI has been discussed here quite a bit, and what the Home Offic...
The letter received today was addressed to my husband and son advising to the attend the Northumbria Local Immigration Team to discuss "current status". What are the exact words they used? They "require"? They "advise"? When did you (the EU citizen) last enter the UK? ...
Do you work at all? Have you worked at all in the past 5 years? When did you, the EU citizen, arrive in the UK. When did you (the EU citizen) last enter the UK? Your family has a very strong legal right to be with you. They can suggest that they will/might expel your family, but as long as you (the...
Ok, so if for some reason you do not qualify for PR, you could still qualify for residence rights if you can show that you are self-sufficient. Keep that in mind while you exhaust the PR process. I would suggest you attend the interview as a complete family. You have nothing to hide. Insist on havi...
Thank you for your quick reply. I just had my 3rd baby 6 months ago, so caring for her now. I appreciate that you'd all applied for PR, but let's explore a worse case scenario. Let's say the UKBA decided that none of you qualified for residence. This would be easily rectified if you demonstrated tha...
I am a A2 national who was issued with a registration certificate in 2007 as I was exercising treaty right as worker. My Non EEA national husband and son was issued with 5 yr Residence Card. I had two more children after this and unfortunately I had to quit work to care of our children. In 2008 when...
Where her periods out of work significant? Was she on maternity leave? Immigration lawyer can't change the law. Worst case, get CSI now and apply for another 5 years of RC. Thank you for the reply. Yes, she was off work for 4 years. Was checking online for CSI , cant find any, any recommendations.
Was wondering if anyone could help, my wife is a Romanian citizen and I am a non EEA family member. We applied this year for PR using EEA3 and EEA4 as she started exercising treaty rights from 2007 as a worker, but since then we had two children and my wife has not been working. I have been supporti...
No private insurance cover from work, unfortunately. If you were working did your company provide you with health insurance as a benefit, if yes then you can use that to prove your family has/had health cover. I am a non EU husband of an EEA citizen. My wife is a Romanian citizen and we were issued ...
I am a non EU husband of an EEA citizen. My wife is a Romanian citizen and we were issued with residence permit in 2007 as she was exercising treaty rights as a worker when Romania joined EU. Soon after this she stopped working to take care of our 3 little children. I worked and maintained my family...
