Hi. We will be applying for extension on FLR(FP) in a few months. The last application in March 2020 they accepted photocopies of all documents except passports. Does anybody know if this is still the case? My marriage certificate is currently with Irish Foreign Births Registration and if I can avoi...
If you dont want to read the whole thread, my wife and step daughter applied for EEA2 Residence Card in Jan 2013, were refused, won the appeal in Dec 2013, and the Home Office were refused right of appeal in Jan 2014. After hearing nothing since then, today I recieved a letter. Its an application fo...
Good news. Although the appeal was unsuccessful under the EEA Regulations, it was allowed on human rights grounds. Hopefully the decision won't be appealed by the Home Office
We appealed and are awaiting the decision. However, the appeal was based on the fact that the Family Permit was issued in error, which then had an affect on applying for Residence Card. The number of hours I was working at the time of application did come up at the hearing though and I argued that t...
When my wife applied for EEA2, one of the reasons it was refused was because I was only working 7.5 hrs at the time. Here is the wording of that part of the refusal: '...it is noted that your EEA national sponser's hours of work are detailed as 7.5 hours per week and his wage is £X per month before ...
Moving to another EU state wouldnt be possible for me due to responsibilities here but yes, lots to consider. Hopefully I can find a decent lawyer for this. Thanks for your input
The UKBA are at fault for issuing the FP in the first place, due to the rules changing, but now they tell us my family have no right to stay here? That's unjust. I'll get in touch with an immigation lawyer. I just hope something can be done about this
1. I was born in the UK. Both my parents were born in the UK. My grandfather was born in the Republic of Ireland and it is through him that I obtained Irish citizenship.
2. I have never lived in a member state of which I am not a national.
The 'notice of immigration decision letter' says: 'You have applied for residence cards as confirmation of a right of residence for yourself and your daughter, as the family members of an EEA national, but your EEA family member has failed to provide evidence that they are a qualified person as set ...
Well, today, after around a 7 month wait, my wife and step-daughter received a letter of refusal to issue a residence card, with no further basis of stay in the UK, but with entitlement to appeal. As Jambo pointed out, the rules changed before the application for residence card was submitted, preven...
My wife has been here just over a month on a EEA FP and received her provisional driving license this week. She didn't apply online, she used the paper application form that you can get from the post office. Nothing in there, from what I saw, about being resident for 185 days. She did send off her p...
I appreciate your reply Jambo. The application was made after July this year. October, in fact, but before the new rules were enforced (October 16th, I believe, is when they were enforced). The application was made based on my Irish nationality; however, my British nationality was also disclosed in ...
Hi everyone, I was born in the UK and hold dual-citizenship with the UK and the Republic of Ireland. My wife and step-daughter (both non-EEA nationals) recently received their EEA Family Permits and will soon be joining me in the UK. If somebody could clear up a few points I would be very grateful. ...
