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i provided with all my evidences that we were living together. my all more than 3 years proofs including her PRTBS.Obie wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2019 9:47 pmProceedings can be initiated against INIS in relation to the child.
The problem with your case is not that you split, but whether you can prove she was exercising treaty rights in the state. Separation does not invalidate EU rights provided the marriage was lawful and not one of convenience.
she worked more than 3 years. but 1 year and 7 months are proper tax paid jobs, rest she worked cash in hand with dominos and i have proofs for that evidence, A proper contract which is sent by them for her and she signed that contract.
They basically questioned me about my relationship.
they make decisions on evidencery basis or on there examine thing.
jjojo wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 5:41 pmThey basically questioned me about my relationship.
i married to someone else and baby from someone else.
That's what we call messed up life. I thought u gona leave the country but still u applied for review, r u sure u know what u want from this case ?
but my marriage is geniune and i sent my all documentation from last 3 and half years sent.
including bills, PRTB, lease agreements, and job contracts
etc
the baby passport is still on hold. and i am under review.
the passport office says, we are waiting for verifications from department.
Can i take statement letters from irish citizens?
because my previous landlord met my lativian wife many times.
what are possibilities for review? why they are doing this?
I have answered all the possible facts with evidences. Each point is explained and i sent the evidence as well. they just said me this, we have your documents on file. They didn't ask me anything further.kupuser wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 10:33 amHi,
The issue is complex and involves a lot of variants. For example what triggered the department to send you the letter, what evidence do they have to say your marriage is one of convenience.
Ask your solicitor to request INIS to share with you all the evidence they used to come to the conclusion of revoking your permission. Then answer each issue point by point. This is the only way you can increase your chances in this application.
If EU5 fails, what other options i have? can you suggest me?Obie wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 1:25 pmEU 5 will fail unfortunately, I am not sure why the lawyer did not tell you this. You do not have a divorce and therefore this disqualifies you from EU5.
Relating to your child, that is a different matter, you may have had lawful residence in the 4 years before his birth, even though you may not have one now.
The child's prospect of success is better than yours.