URGENT Help needed - EU4 Appeal Refused - What's Next?

[Capricorn]

Hi all

Apologies for starting a new thread but I am doing so just to keep it clean and if someone is looking for similar post.

Background/History

- Applied for EU1 for parents being BC and exercising Treaty Rights which was refused
- Applied for Review (EU4) which was refused due to lack of dependency proof (my mistake as I should had provided all the proofs which I had but thought they were looking for proof before coming to Ireland and not also while in the State)
- Barrister does not see a way for me to winning in JR due to lack of documentation provided and also due to them owning a rental property even though they are still partially dependent upon me for their basic/essential needs.

What are my next options?


- GNIB card valid till 7th Feb.
- Should I apply for a new EU1 application in Ireland? I've been told on this forum that I wont get a new stamp and it will go to repatriation unit instead.
- Should I go back to UK and apply for Surrinder Singh from UK while their GNIB is still valid (another 7 days)
- Any other option?


Kindly advise ASAP as time is running out due to their GNIB card expiring soon

[Capricorn]

Can anyone help?

[arz1986]

GNIB card valid till 7th Feb.
- Should I apply for a new EU1 application in Ireland? I've been told on this forum that I wont get a new stamp and it will go to repatriation unit instead.

you are same situation like me, I am 32 months ago. If you doing very good job in Ireland than do it. but you already know the outcome.

- Should I go back to UK and apply for Surrinder Singh from UK while their GNIB is still valid (another 7 days)
I think, talk to lawyers in UK what they think.
if someone donot have visa from ireland, can they go back and apply for RC UK. i think, yes, then ask what is the chance of winning it.
- Any other option?

[arz1986]

https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-ci ... ty#content
I think, if u can go to UK or planning to go to UK, use EUSS pre-settlement scheme, u have to submit same document as UKRC.
discuss it with lawyer in UK.
go to UK, then apply it is better.