is it any wonder. we'll apply for PR in 12 months on the basis of my daughter being born in 2009. it'll be refused, and we will appeal :) If it goes past the first teir we are planning on paying for a good HR barrister. a couple of grand is quite a bit of money - but it'll be money well spent - im s...
they said they would be sending forms in the post soon the other week. but nothing has came yet, no date or anything. they did reply to my wifes email confirming that i'm now officially listed as her non-legal representative. - so i can keep emailing new bits of info to the court... did i mention th...
either way, you qualify... so there is no difference really. :) as your spouse has BC, it is clear he was qualified, so in your case, aquiring confirmation would not really be necessary. just ensure you confirm your dates :) your expired RC does not affect your right of residence. but definately inc...
your wife isnt the one that requires the PR stamp. it is yourself as the person applying for British Citizenship. (theres no real benefit for her to become british, and infact there are *disadvantages* for an EU citizen to become british). also, it is excersising treaty rights for FIVE years, not SI...
European Commission Complaints - its the EU citizen child that is making the complaint (your acting on their behalf as their legal guardian) Ask them to reconsider the application on the basis that they appear to have judged the application in the wrong category... But i wouldnt hold your breath on...
This is interesting. Though I guess some qualified and EU law expert immigration advisor + lawyer should prepare his application. Any suggestions? There are no absolutely requirements for applications to be filled in by a qualified solicitor ETC. the EEA Family Permit application is free of charge....
He has been given British Visa many times (Business visa) but never actually travelled. This is odd. But interesting! He would seem to definitely qualify under Chen: http://www.bailii.org/eu/cases/EUECJ/2004/C20002.html In this case the parent can be with the child, but the parent must be self suff...
Singh doesn't mean being treated as EEA national for all aspects of the Free movement directive. It allows you under certain conditions to be regarded as such for certain elements of the directive. What you quoted refers to family members of (non UK) EEA nationals. The UK view Singh in a very narro...
We have been together over 5 years and have 2 british children . We have paid a fortune having 2 years brazil bills translated to prove this. This surely is what they are asking, or have I got something wrong ? The two years are more flexible if you have children... (and can therefore show a true r...
Dunno if this is going to be helpful at all: Retained Rights of Residence Evidence Policy - it is possible that the Home Office hold the "required information" on file already? Perhaps from previous applications ETC (Family Permit ETC?) You might find that the ex-employer would be unable t...
well, you can appeal. But your likely to be waiting a long time. Alternatively, you can apply again... or write to them outlining that your application was not treated correctly. and it is clear that they didnt treat your application as legislation requires ETC. Write a letter of complaint to the EC...
it depends on where your working ETC, but its possible you could be liable for tax only in the UK. :) there are lots of Tax agreements with countries etc (obviously, its a good thing to look into that etc). This is information from CSA Guidance, but its UK government issued guidance: Deciding on Hab...
the "church of england" is part of the anglican (sorry, my post was a little misleading/misinformed on that comment). The actual thing is Anglican, to which church of england is part of. (I stated Church of England, because they are usually tied together). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angl...
no I would go alone and return for 2 weeks every 2 months BUT won't risk it if there is any doubt. uk = 1.5 years. It might do and in particular their ability to claim permanent residence. Will they travel with you? Generally, you can be absent for up to six months per year without affecting their ...
The case of Bassey and Para 24 was highlighted specifically by Barbara Muldoon in her comment on FreeMovement. Nice little highlight, which i'm sure will serve anyone of the applicants who have been told they can leave because the mother/father can care for the child. And as other specific highlight...
Let's explain you in more detail about these categories. A catagory. For all childs who holds any EU country passports fall in this catagory even if applicant tick B or C or D by mistake or intensionally. B catagory, For all childs who holds British citizenships.does not matter which catagory appli...
very sad, i have got few question wrong, like the size of wife shoe etc. i dont knw that they will do. still waiting my application refused today, reason being we got some of the questions wrong, pls can anybody help out on what to do next, should I need to appeal or re-apply? timeline: sent: coa r...
however you look at it any child of an EEA national is definitely going to take that nationality. Not necessarily. I know Indonesian nationality law means that a child takes the fathers nationality. and Indonesian law only allows one nationality (with a sort of "Excemption" until the chil...
I came home today to a refusal letter from HO but what I don't understand is the basis of refusal. I applied as the primary carer of an EEA child in education in the UK. On the DRF form there are four categories in which you chose the category for which you are applying. I chose category D but the ...
