I have been looking into this and I am a bit confused, someone here might be able to put me on the right track or might have experience that they could share? My wife is a British citizen and I am a non-EEA national. We lived in Ireland previously and moved to the UK using the Surrinder Singh ECJ ca...

Hello everyone, I appealed against the UKBA decision and received the hearing date, which is 5th of Dec. I am going to represent myself in the court, as I cannot afford the cost of the lawyer and the barrister. Here are what I think legally might be argued as reasons for refusal: 1) my reason to go ...

Hi,

I am in a similar situation as you. Could you give me a time frame on what happens with an appeal and when?

Thanks a lot

This is pretty much what I mean by complain. The invitation to complain is on EEA4 form. I had a look on the UKBA website and they say that the only way to complain about a decision made is to appeal. I think I will send a letter to the UKBA and explain the situation. I will also appeal and see wha...

to EUsmileWEallsmile: By COMPLAIN, you mean appeal against their decision? Is there any other way I could get the UKBA decision changed? How about if I write a letter to the UKBA and tell them that they have made a mistake and should review their decision and state my important reason and the releva...

I think I can convince them that my reason to be in the USA was important. How about my wife though? We went to the USA together and she was doing voluntary work while i was a student. Would they accept she had an important reason to go to the USA namely for us as a family to be together (our wish t...

It was the fourth year of a degree course. It was an exchange program and the home office knows that. I did mention that It was for the fourth year of a degree course and I sent letters explaining that. I would like to appeal. Several questions that people might know the answer to: 1) Do I need to p...

I have been given the right to appeal. The Notice of immigration decision says: You have applied for permanent residence on the basis that you are the family member of and EEA national and that you have have resided in the UK with that EEA national in accordance with EU law for a continuous period o...

Thank you very much in advance for helping out with this. I am a non EEA national married to a British citizen. We lived in Ireland before coming to the UK and when we were coming to the UK instead of spouse visa under UK law, we decided to use her treaty right (Surrender Singh case) to come to the ...