salemsalem14 wrote:Thank u for ur advice
uve been great help
i shall come back if anything new
Actually, you can still make a case, even if your wife is British and is in the UK.
Peruse the link and follow wiggy post
http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... ilit=wiggy
EDIT: He is British and his wife is Thai, and they live together and she won on appeal.
In the court of appeal you can argue based on Human rights, read the judgement in wiggy dropbox link and that's the basis on which you argue your case. On the best interest of a child.
By law any application made, the Home Office should consider Human Rights / article 8 cases.
Here's a few other interesting links, it's not a lost cause.
cases who won on appeal arguing article 8:
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... _article_8
Wayne Pearsell (wiggy) site has helpful info; peruse his site keyword Zambrano for more info
http://pearsall.eu/2013/10/completing-y ... -zambrano/