please can any one help here,My appeal was recently allowed about 4 weeks now at the first tier tribunal after the ukba decision on my EEA APPLICATION for permanent resident's card. Do anyone know how long one has to wait for home office to write me to send my passport for them to put the permanent...
Guru is quite correct, your wife can go to the UK without a visa if she is accompanying or joining you. The only difficulty maybe if she wants to fly from ROI to UK as the check-in staff are drilled into asking for UK entry clearance in the passports of Non-EEA nationals. So travel by ferry from NI ...
...... Either they are Irish in which case they can move to the UK on that basis. Or they are British and have been working in Ireland and can move to the UK on that basis.
Yes. Now queue the UKBA setting the next hurdle to be exercising treaty rights in a state of which you are not a national.
Useful to read the Explanatory Memorandum to the Ammended EEA regs, it refers to 'already placed reasonable reliance on the pre McCarthy position'. I would have thought something as simple as putting a deposit down on a flat or handing in notice to an employer could be reasonable reliance? Nothing h...
I don't think you have a valid argument here. You can't enjoy from the transitional arrangements if you didn't live in the UK in July. To me it sounds like - I have the right to win the lottery even without buying a ticket. 'You can't enjoy from the transitional arrangements if you didn't live in t...
Thanks but do EEA appeals cost money too? I have made the same suggestion to the applicant but the complication in this case is, I think, that the EEA spouse is also British which may carry additional risks. A possible variant of that approach is that the couple present themselves to UK immigration...
Appeals cost money. You could of course simply move to the UK without obtaining the family permit (relying on your treaty rights and possession of a valid passport along with your EEA national spouse) then make an application for a Residence Document from within the UK. At least at that point if you...
Make the application before she has been unemployed more than six months! Even if she is eventually refused on the grounds of long-term unemployment there will be a right of appeal. Why is she not claiming JSA? Even if she is not entitled to payment because you have an income, she should be able to ...
