Your wife apply as a family member of a self sufficient eu citizen with enough financial resources for at least 2 years. Thats no reason to refuse a residence card. They can check after 2 years if the preconditions are still met if they want.
Ask solvit for help.

The paper is the receipt for the necessary registration of a family member of a eu citizen with the Ausländerbehörde. The next step is either a residance card or a refusal in writing. The 6 month are the max time they can use for a decision due to directive 2004/38. In my opinion they have no chance...

What is the name of the paper your wife got?

The uk immigration cannot withdraw the right of free movement inside the eu/eea area from a family member of a eu citizen.

Did you ask solvit for help?
Forcing the spouse of a eu citizen to leave the whole EU/EEA cannot be legit.
Btw are the kids british?

Who should refuse entry? If she take the ferry from Scotland to Belfast there is no border control. If she take the train from Belfast to Dublin there is still no border control. If she take a airplane to Dublin and a officer ask questions she present the marriage certificate and tell the officer he...

Ask solvit for help.
http://ec.europa.eu/solvit/

A RP shouldn't be needed anyway for a visa.

Before you can do anything a visa has to be denied first. For instance she could apply for a visa for a family member of eu citizen at the finnish embassy for finnland. Give her a short declaration in writing that you will join and pick up her at the airport in Helsinki. If the visa get denied you c...

Maybe you should ask solvit for help with your residence card.
Processing time more than 6 month is not acceptable.

Your wife need only a visa for entry the schengen room and not for staying if she accompany you. Normally the entry country is responsible for the visa. In your case you simply changed your mind about the travel route afterwards.

If a address, town, city is known the local resident registration office (Einwohnermeldeamt) should have at least the status of the citizenship at that time.

[quote="gunesz"] Now my SK embassy just told me that if i go there for Schengen visa i have to give them 3 month statment???!!!! for a baby? FOR GOD SACKE!! she is SK national as by our law if the mother is SK national and the baby is born abroad still automatically gets the monthers natio...

You can apply for a visa for the family member of a eu citizen from the austrian embassy for your baby. The question is if the austrians are willing to follow the eu rules to the book.

Sorry, I don't know for sure. Simply ask the italian police. I guess your current status is visafree entry and staying for 90 days via your second passport. As far as I understand the whole thing the status change from visafree to visa covered can only happen on the day you present the visa to the o...

There is no border control between schengen countries. You would have to enter a non schengen country and than reenter schengen to get your visa stamped.

If you have he the right to stay your wife has the right to stay. Normally your wife has the duty to register her presence as a family member of a eu citizen in germany at the Ausländerbehörde in the first 90 days. As a result of that registration she should get a residence permit (Aufenthaltskarte-...

You could ask solvit for help. Link at the bottom of this page:
http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/re ... dex_en.htm#

In the first 90 days there are no preconditions. Show them the eu directive.
As a job seeker you have 6 month.

You could tell them its illegal to stay in Germany without a valid passport. Brits don't have a ID-card.

A notarised copy should be good enough.

The rule is join or accompany. Independently if a visa is used or a visa exemption.
You could pick her up at the uk airport if you want to be on the safe side.

Petem wrote:
My understanding was that she could not use the German residency card to enter the UK alone, hence the FP application

You are waiting for her in the UK. Therefore the card is valid as visa exemption.

What is the sense for the family permit.
As far as I understand the rules the Aufenthaltskarte-EU from germany is still valid.