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I don't think there is any evidence to support that. Yes some applications are refused, it would be wrong to say otherwise, but the great majority are granted.It seems refusal is very common.
As soon as the marriage has happened your wife (as she will be) is a "family member" of an EEA Citizen ... you! I would say, make the application as soon as you have the marriage certificate, and in addition, if that is not in English, a translation of that marriage certificate into English. With the application supply both the original in Italian and also the trasnlation into English.After we get married, what do you think is a good amount of time before applying for the permit?
I just think you might find that your wife will have the EEA Family Permit in her passport before your son has his British Passport. Why are you waiting until the end of the month to start the process of getting him that passport?I will be starting the process of his passport at the end of the month
Yes it has, well it has in the sense that its newly-revised guidance to its staff dealing with EEA Family Permit applications are fully compliant .... click here.The uk has not complied yet with Metlock judgement :previous lawfull residence in EEA state.
Thanks John but "the lawfull residence requirement" is still under review from the link you kindly provided.John wrote:Yes it has, well it has in the sense that its newly-revised guidance to its staff dealing with EEA Family Permit applications are fully compliant .... click here.The uk has not complied yet with Metlock judgement :previous lawfull residence in EEA state.
But it remains a shame that the VAF5 application form, and the accompanying guidance notes, have not yet been updated. Hopefully soon.