Hi All, Many thanks in advance, I am in the process of completing EEA (PR) application for my parents PR on the basis of Surinder Singh (10 months in Ireland) and they continuous stay in UK for 5 years. Brief background : Parents got EEA Permit Sept 2013 - moved to UK Oct 2013 and Residence Card in ...

Its been over 3 weeks since we last applied for second application, still no response, any suggestion as to how we should proceed?

Complains, contact anyone specific.

WorldBridge only respond with standard non-useful emails.

Suggestions please gurus !

Update -
We got the RC for Ireland approved today.

I am planning to make a fresh application..

Whats the boards view?


thanks
nemo

Gurus in preparation if i have to go down the appeal route...

Can you suggest any good lawyers/Solicitors in west London or nearby who are good with EU Laws, especially the Directive 2004/38/EC ?

Suggestions please.

Should be getting a respone any day now. But what if there is bad news from them too?

Hi Directive/2004/38/EC,
Here are the answers to your query -

Did your parents apply for a RC in Ireland?

Yes we did within a week of entering Ireland.

How long were they there with you?

6months few days now still here in Ireland.

Where are you and they now?

We all are still in Ireland.

Hi XBox,
I have sent you a PM, hope you don't mind.

thanks
Nemo

Hi Xbox, You are absolutely right... application for RC doesn't necessarily evidence Dependency, and thanks for pointing this out..... its something i failed to notice. A quick question on - It will be up to you to prove this by showing dependency in Uk as the basis for coming to Ireland. Should it ...

Thanks XBox360, Option 2- present evidence of dependence in UK, saying that your mum has been dependent on you from UK which was the basis of entering Ireland, and she continued exercising the treaty right in Ireland, and you all want to visit UK again using an EU family permit. What about drafting ...

Hi Xbox I think the officer was trying to interprete surinder Singh literarily. They are saying that you are not currently in the UK with your parents to benefit from the case law. The first 'EU State' mentioned is the UK, and the second 'Eu state' is IRELAND, from reading the reasons for refusal. T...

wiggsy drive to n. ireland and then get a ferry to the mainland... Smile - although not strictly legal. once in the UK your in the UK... and therefore if they wish to remove you, as your right of residence comes from the EEA regs you have a right of appeal. Wiggy .. thanks for the suggestion... i d...

You could always return to UK and apply for Residence Card.

How can my parents return to UK without Visa or FP?
Just to add we are in ireland.

Thanks Obie What is most concerning, is the fact that they claim your parents were issued a visa on the basis that they have a comfortable life in their home country. If this is true, then the question of genuine dependency comes in. Yes my parents applied for UK Visitor Visa back in Mar 2011 (valid...

My understanding behind the reasoning of the refusal is that - the ECO is suggesting that because the applicant entered EU state as a visitor and then extended the visa, as a Visitor (incorrect assumption as the applicant didn't request an extension of Visitor Visa, rather applied for EU1 and hence ...

Hi EUsmileWEallsmile, First thanks for the response.. We provided evidence of dependency only in the State (ireland), we provided - Bank Statements showing regular transfer Receipts for hearing aid that i paid for Receipts for spectacles and i paid for. Also the rent receipts to show i paid for them...

Can anyone help me with the email address to the ECM, i presume there will be one in Ireland?

I have gone through the UKBA website, but can only find Postal address.

thanks in advance.

Thanks Obie. I as the EEA National (son of the applicants(Non-EEA National)) wrote this post. So in the context of the application, the sponsor is the Son of the applicant. Apologies for the confusion. We provided ample documentation to provide proof of the relationship, although i don't think the E...

However, you are not living with the British national in (the EEA State), nor were you living together in (the EEA state) before the British National returned to the UK as defined under the regulations. I note that you have held a UK visit visa for number of years and last arrived in UK on early/20...

Guru's need some urgent advise on how to move forward - Got a refusal in post today. The FP was for my dependent parents - Here is the decision Text - Refusal of Entry Clearance. Decision - You have applied for admission to the United Kingdom in accordance with Regulation 9 of the Immigration (EEA) ...

Those who took the biometrics may have been the 3rd party company. You should have received a receipt. thanks for the comment EUsmileWEallsmile, that's what i originally thought too, but there are three arguments against that - 1. It was within the embassy where the biometrics and documents where t...

I applied for a Family Permit last week, although i am not clear where i had involvement with WorldBridge and which part was dealt by British Embassy in Dublin. First we filled the application for work permit online and paid the 6 Euro fee (for passport to be posted back) and also made an appointmen...

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All, Many thanks for all the support so far... Just a summary of where i am so far - UK Citizen , exercising EU treaty in Ireland(self-employed). Applied for EU1 for the non-EU and awaiting a response - 3months+ so far. Not expecting anything back for another 3 months. In the mean while i wanted to ...

Thanks for the response Rebel..

Anyone else ? experiences?

Please share

thanks for the response.... sorry let me rephrase it ... What i was trying to ask was,- what do INIS check as part of the application checks when the EU citizen is self-employed. I already know that if the EU citizen is employed they call the employer to verify. My question was what do they check in...