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hmmmm wjats going on???Tanic wrote:http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=77718
This is the bain of my life![]()
Have a read & see what you think
Its popular coz a lot of Northern Irish people with Dual Nationalities (like myself) use Irish Passport to go down European route - the outcome of this Judgement may now, possibly, have a detrimental effect.
not good...Tanic wrote:http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=77718
This is the bain of my life![]()
Have a read & see what you think
Its popular coz a lot of Northern Irish people with Dual Nationalities (like myself) use Irish Passport to go down European route - the outcome of this Judgement may now, possibly, have a detrimental effect.
Good Friday Agreement wrote: (vi) recognise the birthright of all the people of Northern Ireland to identify
themselves and be accepted as Irish or British, or both, as they may so
choose, and accordingly confirm that their right to hold both British and
Irish citizenship is accepted by both Governments and would not be
affected by any future change in the status of Northern Ireland.
This case is an old story, as regarding Northern Ireland, a national of Northern Ireland can decide which country he or she want to belong, you can decide to be British or Irish or Both as you so chose to be. you cannot tell a Nationalist born in Northern Ireland he is a British that mean you are looking for trouble, he believe he is an Irish not British, and some chose both, so if you decide to be an Irish born in Northern Ireland with the Good Friday Agreement Law, then you are an Irish as your right in Northern Ireland not a dual citizen and you can use the EEA route to bring in your Non-EEA to the country as long you are exercising treaty right by been a worker under Northern Ireland Habitual Residence TestPunjab wrote:I will do that. thanks mateDirective/2004/38/EC wrote:Punjab,
Please pick good descriptive titles for the threads you start. This presently title provides no information other than that you are interested in something...
100% Right and I agree with you, those that will gain most in appeal are those born in Northern Ireland and still Living in Northern Ireland, if the case goes to court in Northern Ireland all the immigration Judge are aware of this Conditions on all Northern Ireland Nationals because they also are from Northern Ireland and they all Support the Good Friday Agreement. So no worries, the highest you can do if you hold both Passports is to Surrender one back to them and declare your allegiance to Ireland. Slowly British will be loosing Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland if the vote of the people gets higher for Northern Ireland to be under the Irish rule.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:If only Ms McCarthy was born in Northern Ireland...
For people born in Northern Ireland and in a situation similar to Ms. McCarthy, it would seem to be in their interest to make reference to that part of the Good Friday accord in their original EEA application or in any subsequent appeal.
UKBA always has the option of following a more generous approach of granting residence even if they are not required to by ECJ case law.
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:I thought somebody born in Northern Ireland is normally both Irish and British. In what way is there a choice?
As far as I am aware, the only choice they have is whether to pay for a travel document (passport!) to be issued.