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Hello! How was your appeal?? Im going next week for mine... I need help!!!!waren2k12 wrote:My partner is Polish.
I don't have the letter of refusal with me but according to my solicitor, the case worker refused my application because when I was applying for an RC my partner wasn't exercising her treaty rights. Even showing that her dad is exercising his and she derives all the rights from him, it looked like it wasn't enough.
Relationship-wise , my partner and I have been in a relationship for almost 4 years (4 years next month) and we have been living together for the last 2 years. I moved in her Dad's house two years ago then after the birth of our son, she managed to get a council house in which we are living at the moment. We love each other, I can't wait to marry her but first I need my passport as the registry office didn't allow me.
We want our son to be Polish and we are currently waiting for the Polish birth certificate to arrive from Poland in order to apply for a Polish passport at the Polish Embassy in London.
Hello Obie!! Can you give me an advice for my case?Obie wrote:To be able to help you, it would be nice to know the following.
1. What is the nationality of your partner.
2. What was/were the reasons for refusal.
3. Have you cohabited with your partner or married, or are in a strong relationship that could be considered as durable.
4. What is the nationality of your child and how is he or she being supported?
Sorry i missed your question. I hoped your appeal went well.Joha1304 wrote:Hello Obie!! Can you give me an advice for my case?Obie wrote:To be able to help you, it would be nice to know the following.
1. What is the nationality of your partner.
2. What was/were the reasons for refusal.
3. Have you cohabited with your partner or married, or are in a strong relationship that could be considered as durable.
4. What is the nationality of your child and how is he or she being supported?
These are the answers for the questions that you make:
1. What is the nationality of your partner. Italian
2. What was/were the reasons for refusal. Missing insurance and they said that he doesnt have enough support of being a job seeker
3. Have you cohabited with your partner or married, or are in a strong relationship that could be considered as durable. Yes!
Please I need help or the number of an advisor, Im very worried he has already paid a course here and we dont want to separate for a legal problem