I think you have missed the point, generally family members of British nationals cannot use the EEA Forms/application process, so she will not be able to get a UK issued EEA Residence Card
For these purposes a British passport is not classed as an EEA national passport, unless you are returning to the UK after having exercised treaty rights in another EEA state.
Thanks for responding, I think that fresh application will take long time plus i have to complete again 5 years to get permanent residence card. no you won't, 5 years is from the day you are married and reside with your wife, who is excercising treaty rights, in the UK. any dates on your residence ...
Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do? Only some solicitors have legal aid contracts, I'm assuming of course that you are in England in Wales. As I recall compensation claims for unlawful detention are still within the scope of ...
Thanks All of you guys. But how can i get legal aid? I have already lawyer. I do not know what else i can do? Only some solicitors have legal aid contracts, I'm assuming of course that you are in England in Wales. As I recall compensation claims for unlawful detention are still within the scope of ...
Perhaps I am confusing the issues but doe sthe UK Boarder Agency operation manual not prohibit revoktion at ports for EEA cards for any other reason that public policy, security and health? Regulation 20 gives power to revoke family permits on grounds of public policy, security and health OR if the...
El patron, i agree with you that OP may need to seek legal advise. It is clearly beyond my remit to advice anyone on this forum not to seek legal advise. The department has acted unlawfully, and he may indeed need to seek legal advice on the case he will wish to make against. The steps they took in...
Without stepping on Obie's toes! 1. I have already suggested either applying for another 5 year EEA residence card or apply now for permanent residence card. 2. Take legal advice immediately, as far as I'm aware legal aid is still available for unlawful detention claims in England and Wales so seek...
Without stepping on Obie's toes! 1. I have already suggested either applying for another 5 year EEA residence card or apply now for permanent residence card. 2. Take legal advice immediately, as far as I'm aware legal aid is still available for unlawful detention claims in England and Wales so seek ...
As well as running the appeal, I would suggest making a fresh application for an EEA residence card, with the fresh application providing current evidence of your wife's employment/self-employment and even more proof of the genuineness of the marriage. Manchester Airport Immigration have in the pas...
As well as running the appeal, I would suggest making a fresh application for an EEA residence card, with the fresh application providing current evidence of your wife's employment/self-employment and even more proof of the genuineness of the marriage. Manchester Airport Immigration have in the past...
Your focus is still on the now when the past is the problem. If you live in his household now that obviates the need to be dependant, he likely has retained workers status yes, but no need to stress this aspect of the case unless it is introduced as a fresh reason for refusal.
I don't think the current qualified status of your EEA family member was the major difficulty, it was past dependence which was before the family member became a EEA national that was the main problem. If that does become a point of despute however the points you have raised are of course useful and...
Hello, My girl friend was being detained on student via in UK and had removal orders, she chose to leave the country voluntarily. I am British Citizen and we got married in Pakistan last month. I am back in UK now, and want to apply for a spouse visa. The information I have been receiving is that s...
My understanding is that your mother would apply for an EEA family Permit on the basis of her establishing dependency on your EEA national wife, though arguably as you are married to her the dependency could still be on you, but you however would not be classed as an EEA sponsor because of your Brit...
Metock case on your side, i.e. no need to show lawful residence which may equate to no need to show lawful entry..? Are you sure he entered illegally? Did he enter via the Irish land border?
I would suggest you both go to Ireland as it would be easier for you and your wife to work there than any other country (you can work anywhere in the EU but finding work elsewhere in the EU is hard.) Stay there for atleast 6 -7 months before moving back to the UK . I have heard that the Surinder Si...
Having a family permit in advance of coming to the UK is not a pre-requisite, dependency on, or membership of the household of the EEA national family member before coming to the UK is however required. If he came on a visit visa, the Home Office may trawl the records and produce what he said were h...
*In relation to deportation and not removal* From what I understand an EEA national who has been deported must apply/make a request to have the deportation order lifted before coming back to the UK. There has been a very recent amendment to the EEA regulations which gives the Home Office power to tr...
This will be more difficult, the Home Office UK/Visas are likely to maintain that only direct family members can be included in this type of 'surinder sigh' application, a brother is not a direct family member. However, I do recall one success at appeal in the Upper-tribunal for such a case, so if y...
To clarify, - as an extended family member you need to show dependency/membership of household of EU national prior to being dependant/member of the household in UK. So you are missing the first stage as the dependency abroad was before your family member became an EU national. There is recent case ...
thanks el patron, I got your explanation. To be more specific, does it not mean, despite my dependency upon my sponsor before he became EU Citizen, the only period of dependency or cohabitation is to be proved before the court is , since he became EU citizen..? Thanks That is my understanding yes, ...
I would have thought 'material time' would be in respect of a period before coming to the UK, for example if you were dependant on your extended family member abroad, before he had EU nationality that dependency would not assist, but if your extended became a EEA national whilst you were dependant u...
