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In fact the IO was wrong as the EEA2 is just evidence of the right to live in the U.K. - it is not a conferment of the right in itself.INSIDER wrote:The IO was within her rights. A certificate of application gives you no immigration status. All it evidences is that you have made an application to the Home Office. Immigration oficers hate lawyers telling them how to run UK border control. The application could in theory be refused. Given you are the spouse of an Italian national probably exercising her treaty rights here, the Immigration Officer's senior officer has probably made a judgment call and considered it was not worth the hassle of refusing you entry. You would in any case have had a right of appeal.
Not sure I understand your point here JAJ.JAJ wrote:In fact the IO was wrong as the EEA2 is just evidence of the right to live in the U.K. - it is not a conferment of the right in itself.INSIDER wrote:The IO was within her rights. A certificate of application gives you no immigration status. All it evidences is that you have made an application to the Home Office. Immigration oficers hate lawyers telling them how to run UK border control. The application could in theory be refused. Given you are the spouse of an Italian national probably exercising her treaty rights here, the Immigration Officer's senior officer has probably made a judgment call and considered it was not worth the hassle of refusing you entry. You would in any case have had a right of appeal.