NON EU PARENTS WITH EU HOLD PASSPORT SON

[walrusgumble]

I wasn't aware that residence based on Chen was conditional on holding comprehensive sickness insurance cover.

If it were, the old argument of NHS coverage could be used. After all, NHS coverage was lawfully held by you and it is the only comprehensive sickness insurance cover in the UK anyway.

It was a very very very large part of the judges and AG's consideration. It is well accecepted that the chen princple is limited to people with a few quid to afford health insurance / cover and the like.

Check for yourself the English domestic court's interpretation of Chen. Note, for some strange reason, chen is not considered or used as an argument here in Ireland by the courts

[loverboy4alluk]

I wasn't aware that residence based on Chen was conditional on holding comprehensive sickness insurance cover.

If it were, the old argument of NHS coverage could be used. After all, NHS coverage was lawfully held by you and it is the only comprehensive sickness insurance cover in the UK anyway.

It was a very very very large part of the judges and AG's consideration. It is well accecepted that the chen princple is limited to people with a few quid to afford health insurance / cover and the like.

Check for yourself the English domestic court's interpretation of Chen. Note, for some strange reason, chen is not considered or used as an argument here in Ireland by the courts

i am well confused with all this
so is this means that i cant and why we using word Chen why cant we simply use terms EEA rule any one know ??

[Obie]

To ease the confusion with this gargon, i thought i provide you with this information, which i hope will be helpful in equiping you knowledge with Chen Ruling.

[loverboy4alluk]

To ease the confusion with this gargon, i thought i provide you with this information, which i hope will be helpful in equiping you knowledge with Chen Ruling.

i rang home office again today and explain all the situation in detaild and she said yes we can apply but it will me for six months ILR and then we can apply for permenent ILR and after two years passport also i rang EU Solicitor and he is also said that yes we can so from tommorow we will start process

[howlong]

To ease the confusion with this gargon, i thought i provide you with this information, which i hope will be helpful in equiping you knowledge with Chen Ruling.

i rang home office again today and explain all the situation in detaild and she said yes we can apply but it will me for six months ILR and then we can apply for permenent ILR and after two years passport also i rang EU Solicitor and he is also said that yes we can so from tommorow we will start process

Hi loverboy4alluk
Didyou manage to apply for ILR based on your irish child?Thx

[oceanstar]

Hi..all...i am in in the similiar situation...if u dont mind ..can i pls have some information from u...??
my son was born in Ireland ..he is now 3 yrs old...but i haven't apply for his passport as i was student...what were ur immigration sts when ur son was born here??is my son elligible to get Irish passport??
i will be glad if u answer me...thnx a lot

[howlong]

hi oceanstar.
before 2005, anyone born in the island of ireland is entitled to be irish citizen regardless the nationality of the parents but the law changed after 1january 2005.for further info. please view this link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_nationality_law