All I can say is... we saw it coming... so did the home office... we do however knw the uk will implenent these I the most restrictive manner possible.
Hi. Just an update... we we t to court on the 10th... we should have a response in ten days. .. Hopo refused for the application to be treated in the eea regs and tried to get the case dismissed. .. I'm assuming my wife will get a detailed letter in ten working days. .. However whatever happens I'm ...
I will be doing the formal witness statement for wife this week. ... but our case like everyone else's is different. I am sure you've all seem the children's commissioner letter re lack of best interests of the child etc?
If I showed you the law and the exemption that applies to EEA appeal. Thats all I can do. What you choose to do subsequent to that is entirely up to you. I wish u all the best. No, thats great Obie. It's clear as day. :) - You have put my mind at ease :) - The thought of wasting the £140 to prove a...
Hi evie233 My solicitor sent the my application via recorded delivery. THe Home office has received my application but since then everything becomes quiet. No COA or event an email resquesting for further documents to provide. Thanks Wiggsy has said it all... You need to harass them with emails and...
Obie wrote:Makes no difference whether you tell them or not. The fact is section 104 is not applicable in an EEA case.
I didnt beleive so... I knew under the IR's that leaving the country withdraws your appeal. Just don't want to come from Dublin and find out the case isnt going to be heard
THANKS OBIE!!!! (eh, the very previous reference to what i'd read!) I Guess I can safely re-inform the home office that my wife left the UK as they had told her she was expected to leave. - and so as not to hinder my free movement
So, got back to UK house today with a massive pile of documents from the home office. it states that should my wife leave the uk she would be deemed to have abonded her appeal under section 104(4)(b) of the Nationality, immigration and asylym act 2002. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2002/41/sec...
Cheers. Been busy for last few weeks. Packing up and moving etc. .. actually had fair few jobs since going to Ireland. Infact so much so I must say trade is better
Morning. I have been reading post from this forum and i deceided to joint you guys. I am a mother of 3 years old boy and I have been separated from his dad since he was 8 months and since that time we never have contact. I submitted an application under zambranoo in May 2012 and since then I never ...
OK, your applying on the basis of CHEN to the FRENCH embassy? WTH does your Zambrano DRC have to do with the french embassy? Complain to solvit / the EC on the basis of the french hindering your british citizen child's freedom of movement. Make sure you complain to them about the fact that your BRIT...
Sorry. Thought id posted it... it was brought to my attention by sonel... At britcits. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/eea-family-permit/applying/ using application form VAF5. To find out which method you should use, see 'More information' below.You can download application form VAF5 an...
@ wigsy witness statement is the statement the appeallant prepares in support of their case, its usually a brief explanation of your case. I would advice you employ the services of a solicitor for your appeals, you can visit different ones to check their intelligence/knowledge/understanding of zamb...
Sallo 2 things... 1) People who respond on these forums are not paid to do so, it is a volunteer "service". It is a work day, most people are therefore at work :). 15 minutes is not any sort of time to expect somebody to give a constructive response to your query. 2) Dont keep posting a th...
It's all about holding . You are entitled to use NHS as much as you wish. The (slightly ridiculous) requirement to have CSI is not to become a burden on the state. I guess the logic is that if you have an insurance, then for serious / expensive treatments (which might become burden on the state), y...
