When applying for EUFAM4 as a married spouse of an EU citizen who is exercising treaty right as a worker , do i need to include health insurance certificate (either for myself or my spouse) in the application at all ?
Is registering with FAS not the same as claiming benefit ? I dont intend to claim benefit , i just need a letter confirming i am an active job-seeker .
Does Ireland consider job seeking by an EU national as evidence of exercising treaty right ? Also , for a British citizen who just entered Ireland (obviously no entry stamp on his British passport) , how does he prove that he has just entered Ireland , and is withing the 3 months grace period ? Is t...
[quote="Akin"]thanks wiggsy ,however, ukba are welcome to invite or investigate our mrriage because it is not a sham. what is the next step for us now?[/quote] Hello Akin, I want to congratulate you ...Happy Married Life ! I am happy for you . Can i ask you ...did you have any valid visa i...
[quote="Prince74"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="wiggsy"]sorry, Freedom of Information request... - i will have to find it... i more than likely saved it - but i have hundreds of documents saved on my laptop in relation to our case... will have to find the correct reference...
sorry, Freedom of Information request... - i will have to find it... i more than likely saved it - but i have hundreds of documents saved on my laptop in relation to our case... will have to find the correct reference no :) we got married in 2011 we opted for a church more by choice as wifes parent...
i saw this in another FOI request, and i assumed that it could... but who knows? I assume that if zambrano is in place, they wont attempt removal, as this would mean you go "well you need to arrange for XX to come too, because they cannot remain here alone"... thus- demonstration that you...
[quote="progeny5kay"]Hi all sorry to bring the bad news after threatening UKBA they finally respond, sent me all my document with a refusal letter and the grounds for the refusal are: 1. That I did not submit a valid passport, registration document, nationality status letter for my child a...
Can someone please interprete what this paragraph mean please ?? Its a paragraph from here - http://www.ilpa.org.uk/data/resources/13808/11.10.10-Home-Office-to-Fisher-Jones-Greenwood-FOI-20035-zambrano-v0-1.pdf [b]19. However, appellants subject to deportation action should not have any deportation...
[quote="SnowWhite"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="SnowWhite"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="SnowWhite"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="sara1991"]What's strange?[/quote] Just the fact they asked you for your immigration status, otherwise they w...
[quote="SnowWhite"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="SnowWhite"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="sara1991"]What's strange?[/quote] Just the fact they asked you for your immigration status, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to marry you. I would think the reg...
[quote="SnowWhite"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="sara1991"]What's strange?[/quote] Just the fact they asked you for your immigration status, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to marry you. I would think the registrar was un-informed . Did you know that there are other...
[quote="sara1991"]Well, you might be right but at the end of the day that's their Job, especially when you're married to an EU national or a British citizen. I've been in the UK for 4 years studying before I got married and I was still student when I went to marry but as it's known they su...
[quote="sara1991"]What's strange?[/quote] Just the fact they asked you for your immigration status, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to marry you. I would think the registrar was un-informed . Did you know that there are other acceptable documents apart from passport? For example, if...
[quote="sara1991"]Hi there, I have got married in august at a register office in London. They will not let you get married if you don't have a valid visa, btw when you go to the office to give notice along with your partner, you will read a large note on the registrat's desk clearly saying...
[quote="Thetruth007thetruth"]Try to have a child with your partner, its insurance policy my friend. If you are over stayer they have a right to detained you. Some people get lucky getting married on Registry because they reside in very small town or county which is not listed as mass immig...
[quote="mikilo2008"]olumuyiwa don't try it u would be stopped and detained. i just got married at middlesbrough this month to my partner. we have two British kids together. i have over stayed my visiting visa for 5yrs now. when the zambrano issue came up i applied and was given a COA. befo...
[quote="Akin"]l dont think there is any thing to worry about...........am in the same boat as you bro. in our case, we have approached the registry and we have a set date for our interview. i believe if you dont make an attempt in life you might stand still, as chaimai said let your Britis...
