Thanks to everyone for help. We have now applied for "reconsideration" and as pointed out, since it was directly a naturalisation application, the appeal right is not available. In our reconsideration letter we have pointed to them that their consideration of the applicant was incorrect as...

btw there is no right to appeal. only reconsideration

Reading all replies, it seems that "Worker" may be the only way to go with. In that case, if the Worker status has been almost 2 years, what kind of evidence should we show other than that job applications, interviews were made (so rejection emails, interview invitations, etc). Also have s...

Obie wrote:I believe if she hold an EU medical insurance issued by Romania, then she should be fine. It is not strictly speaking correct that she has to hold CSI.

She never had any medical insurance in Romania either. We checked Romania's medical insurance angle, but cant find too much detail on that either.

There is no point of enforcing it at uni because there is no requirement for EEA nationals to have CSI. It is only required if they want to benefit from the regulations in order for their residence time in the UK to be recognised for Permanent Residence. I suppose what you mean is that for the uni ...

Any precedent or examples of what kind of letter from Romania would have worked? I don't have any experience but I would hope that a letter from Romania stating she was covered by the Romanian Health services during that period would act similar to EHIC and would be accepted. The CSI requirement is...

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:When did you get married?

We got married in March 2012 and she came to UK in September 2005.

We were not married so she was not covered under my insurance, plus iv changed jobs, etc.

Any precedent or examples of what kind of letter from Romania would have worked?

Thanks

Hi Everyone, It looks like people are a lot more knowledgeable than my solicitor about the laws and interpretation. I had to do all the donkey work myself to understand some of the basics. Here is the thing, since I am a british citizen and my wife completed her 5 years, we applied for the British C...