Sorry I forgot to say that my husband he is in greece he have the EEA family member card and I'm in the Uk around 9 month I have gave the proof and all the supporting documents. He can just join you in the UK on the face of it. However if you are Greek, and your husband has an EEA FP - where did yo...

As far as the visa is concerned no difference whatsoever.

Don't forget flight logistics, if she's too far gone to fly when visa is granted then you'll have to apply for the child as well..

Is your company a licenced sponsor?

simible17 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 29, 2017 10:49 pm

I also forgot to ask that if the annual 18600 cannot be met, what other option is available. I've done and passed my A2 today at the Hammersmith branch. Thank you for your reply.

£62,500 in savings held freely convertible for the last six months

sorry to interrupt, no intentions of disturbing the post but I need to ask this for learning purposes: so UKVI can refuse FLR(FP) application and deport a non-EU parent and his British child? any idea, under what law UKVI can deport a British child? Breaking the law. No-one said the child would be ...

Doesn't sound like your have a very convincing case...

bably wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 28, 2017 12:30 pm

Thanks for your reply CMOS.
The contract is on eire (dublin).
since its outside uk i am worried about falling foul to ILR rules as a sponsor

Keep your tax affairs in order too, you'll be tax resident in both countries given what you've said.

We are using could be dodgy solicitors and I'm getting a kick-back as our solicitor they're based in London. Thank you so much for all your help and advice. It truly is one of the hardest things we as a couple have gone through but it's also strengthening us. Please don't post solicitors names etc,...

Did you pay the medical expenses for the birth of your children?

Why don't you as the dependent with no work restrictions rent it out under your name only?

:D hilarious! Don't know what the whiff of beloved was, but anyhooo....have a great day! Lol, r-a-c-i-s-t= beloved...good one mods :lol: r.a.c.i.s.t is auto filtered to say 'dearly beloved'. We have many laughs when reading posts :D Have you got one for 'Trump'? I got one for Trump. Its huuuuuuuuuu...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 24, 2017 4:08 pm

greatscott wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 24, 2017 2:58 pm

hilarious!
Don't know what the whiff of beloved was, but anyhooo....have a great day!
Lol, r-a-c-i-s-t= beloved...good one mods

r.a.c.i.s.t is auto filtered to say 'dearly beloved'. We have many laughs when reading posts

Have you got one for 'Trump'?

Bear this is mind, Ireland in Irish is Eire - it stands for Everything Is Really Expensive.....

Let's not forget God let Trump become president, and allowed Mrs Brown's Boys on television,...

So do you think I will be okay and the last three years will count or should I be worried ? And try and think of alternative arrangements for my Mum Dad husband and kids and find a work and not care for them anymore? I’m so confused I do t know what to do I’m so worried. Thank you for everyone’s re...

So do you think I will be okay and the last three years will count or should I be worried ? And try and think of alternative arrangements for my Mum Dad husband and kids and find a work and not care for them anymore? I’m so confused I do t know what to do I’m so worried. Thank you for everyone’s re...

Hello, I am a Nepalese passport holder and I will be travelling from Brazil to London with some layover in Spain. I am not sure if I need a transit visa. I hold an ILR visa in the UK but I lost my Residence Permit while in Brazil. I applied for and received my one-time entry visa to the UK. I would...

Obie wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 22, 2017 6:31 pm

The direct descendant in the asecending line of the spouse of an EEA national will qualify for an EEA family permit, if they are dependent on the EEA national or the spouse of the EEA national.

So your swiping statement may not be correct.

Deleted: Thought better of it. Didn't want a ban....

AIUI mothers-in-law aren't eligible for EEA FP. May i respectfully ask you basis for such conclusion. It does not appear that you are able to come to such conclusion on the basis of OP's post alone. OP's mother may well not qualify, or she may well qualify, but my difficulty is the basis for your c...

Might be worth reading through OP's previous posts. @OP, have you submitted SA302 self assessment and do they match tax paid? Reason I ask is UKVI are hot on folks that artificially raised their earnings level to get T1G extension, and then either only paid tax on real earnings or amended SA302 or e...

AIUI mothers-in-law aren't eligible for EEA FP.

Thank you for quick replies, the visa i want to apply for my mother is ‘family of a settled person’ visa . If i am a carer do i still need to meet the 18600 financial requirements. As i stated i am a carer i get carer allowance, child benefit and child tax credit and my husband works 25 hours a wee...

But UKVI says an accountant cannot make a mistake even when accoutant owned their mistake. It is totally biased decision from UKVI. You are responsible for signing off your accounts and tax records, not the accountant. It's the law, the same for anybody so it's unfair to accuse the UKVI of being bi...

Had you asked about this visa before applying, the links below would have been provided so you can see how incredibly difficult this visa is to get and to what extent you have to prove things. None of your posts since 2013 state which country you are from, but if you are from the sub continent, car...

These visas are denied 99% of the time because;

1. UK does not support chain migration
2. Only granted on most compassionate grounds.
3. Family can relocate to mother if it's so important.

Seems a justified refusal to me, sponsor has choice to make, family or UK life.