It would be clear to either an ECO or an immigration officer that you had previously been refused visa. Being married to an EU national who exercises throaty rights in the UK would mean that you have a right to live together as a family unit. Apply, be clear on your circumstances, be clear on your ...
Thank you for your reply. Do you know where I can find information about my rights to obtain an EEA family permit, please? So that I can clearly explain why I believe I should be granted an EEA family permit. I want to be very prepared in all aspect of what the law says. Hopefully this time I will b...
It would be clear to either an ECO or an immigration officer that you had previously been refused visa. Being married to an EU national who exercises throaty rights in the UK would mean that you have a right to live together as a family unit. Apply, be clear on your circumstances, be clear on your ...
It would be clear to either an ECO or an immigration officer that you had previously been refused visa. Being married to an EU national who exercises throaty rights in the UK would mean that you have a right to live together as a family unit. Apply, be clear on your circumstances, be clear on your ...
The children on their own is sufficient, when you get married, that the relationship is a genuine one. After marriage, you could either give EEA family permit a go, or if you have a lawful residence in Italy, you could go to Calais and seek entry at the UK border. I do have indefinite permit of sta...
The children on their own is sufficient, when you get married, that the relationship is a genuine one. After marriage, you could either give EEA family permit a go, or if you have a lawful residence in Italy, you could go to Calais and seek entry at the UK border. I do have indefinite permit of sta...
I was going to reply to state that it would be difficult to demonstrate that you were durable partners if you did not live together, then I saw the comment about the children. Was the ECO aware of this circumstance? With whom do the children live? If you plan on marrying, your rights to documentati...
Hi oby and thank you for your quick reply. Unfortunately I can no longer appeal as the 28 days rule is past due. I was seeking legal advice on the matter but the fees were over expensive. Would you say that it is better if we get married and apply via France at the Border? Can I follow this route ev...
Hello, I am happy to have joined this forum as I have been looking for help for a while. I am from cameroon but I live in italy since 2002. I have met my partner in Italy and after a long friendship we began dating in2004. She moved to the uk to study in 2005 so we had more a distance relationship b...
