Yes you should be OK as the Residence Card was issued before the change

naija99 wrote:Thank you El patron
So the child need not do anything until the outcome of the appeal?

that would be my understanding, they could apply for a residence card themselves and introduce evidence to rebut the inconsistencies in the parents application/interview.

The family permit is not revoked. Revocation would create a free-standing appeal right which would be notified. Obviously though the EEA family permit is only evidence of, but not proof of, an underlying right. As the parent has appealed that would secure the child's position for the time being, as ...

Option 1 would be the way to go. You may want to look at the 'Pedro and Secretary of state for work and pensions' case, which will give you some hope. Dependence or membership of household before coming to UK is not a prerequisite.

I don't find your post particularly clear, from what I am assuming you have applied as extended family members, probably received a COA with no confirmation of right to work and now have been refused the EEA residence card and are appealing. As extended family member applicants without the right to ...

Thank-you for your reply, el patron. The giving up of my British Citizenship (I've never had anything other than a British passport so haven't claimed the dual citizenship option in the past) is a last resort. I would really prefer not to have to go down that route unless all other options are exha...

Presumably you have thought about whether you should rely on your entitlement to Irish Citizenship and give up your British citizenship to rely on EC treaty rights in the UK without doing surinder singh? Obviously (and particularly in the NI context) you would have to be sure about such a step. As r...

Hi Everyone Hoping you can advice based on my continuing post i put on here. I am still waiting for a haring date to go to court to appeal against the refusal for my EEA application based on 2 year co habitation with my partner. It wasnt 2 years when i placed the application but by the time of the ...

Great Many thanks for your reply and help. Please may I ask if anybody can elaborate further on it? Do I need to make some sort of their budget to show how they are spending money on day to day basis? Also, Do they need to get any sort of insurance for this three months visit visa? Comprehensive si...

Hello All, Thanks for the members who have been great help to everyone seeking advise. Please can someone help me in regard to my non-Eu parents application. I am British citizen, got job in Ireland since 29th of June 2015 but moved physically on 16th of July 2015 as I work from home. I want to app...

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I couldn't find any Irish Embassy or consulate in Cardiff. Who can certified the copies of Passport.

if the passport is already with the Home Office just send the copy and point out to them that they have the original

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Send a cover letter stating the passport is already with Home Office for the EEAFM application

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It is suggested that you should, though others have submitted certified copies and travel itineraries showing the passport is required for imminent travel.

Hey Is it mandate to summit my wifes Irish passport for my EEA FM application? Will it be alright if I summit a copy of her passport and Her parents birth certificate becoz she got Irish through her parents. Thanks must send original, it states so in the guidance on the firm that all documents shou...

Dad is a worker, he can apply for retained rights on termination of his son's marriage to EEA national Well I did not dispute that , if I remembered correctly . All I said is , the retention of right by the father is on the basis that he constitute a pre existing family of his son, who benefit from...

Dad is a worker, he can apply for retained rights on termination of his son's marriage to EEA national

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By virtue of 10(5)(c) a person has to show they meet the requirement of 10(6) (a) or(b). Therefore meeting the requirement of 10(6) (a) or 10(6)(b) is not sufficient for a person to maintain their rights of residence. They will also need to show that 10(a) (b) and the optional provision of 10(d) ar...

It is a very unfortunate state of affair. The lawyer is clearly wrong and appears to have no understanding of how the regulations operates. If you are able to secure retention of residence, and if it can be shown that your dad is dependent on you , then I see no reason why he will be unable to reta...

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I'm still confused on the form and appreciate if you advise me on the below:- under Payment details - EEA(FM) - Which payment type we should choose if we r applying the RC for my 4 months child only? Thanks your choice! Postal order is straightforward though you pay a fee ...

It is a very unfortunate state of affair. The lawyer is clearly wrong and appears to have no understanding of how the regulations operates. If you are able to secure retention of residence, and if it can be shown that your dad is dependent on you , then I see no reason why he will be unable to reta...

My naturalisation will effect my dad status as he only can apply after 65 years old,that's what solicitor said,that if I will apply for naturalisation my dad loses his right under eu rules. So if I apply after divorce what documents should be submitted,my ex employment,and his one or mine? Also doe...

Thank you for your kind reply,my father did live with us more than a year,he still lives with me.i been married for almost 8 years.is that mean that he can apply under paragraph 6a,but on what category and when to apply?after 2017 when his resident will expire or now,as I will be applying for natur...

You should not apply for FLR (FP) or FLR (O). You are a family member of your step mother and nit extended family member. You are entitled to the right of Permanent Residence. I hope you have exercised your appeal rights I agree with Obie. In addition, the first family permit or residence card shou...

My dad came in 2012,but I spoke with different lawyer and he said that even I divorce with my wife it won't effect my dad status,and he can carry on leaving untill his residency expire and only I have to show that I work,I don't know which of solicitor right? As I know that as soon as I received my...