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If you can prove that your spouse has/had a job offer since the time he applied for the visa (9 months) you can seek the loss of income for any delays occured due to this. This needs to be in in form of a conditional offer letter. Get an immigration lawyer to help you.comfort2004 wrote: and also what other cost can we pursue in this circumstances, this application is 9 month on
comfort2004,comfort2004 wrote:I am a British citizen married to a Ghanian, My husband applied for an accompany eu citizen visa from ghana, there isnt Irish embassy in Ghana only vfs, so the application had to be sent down to Abuja in Nigeria for processing, the application was refused on one reason only: Relationship History ( RH), we believed we provided enough evidence to support our relationship so we decided to appeal it. we appealed that decision and we didnt hear from the embassy untl after 7 months when myy husband was called for interview all the way from ghana to nigeria Capital.
At the interview he asked why they have delayed the application for so long , the interviewer simply said he is doing his job and if he isnt happy about the delay he could make complaint,after the visa officer is satisfied that we are in a subsistng relationship, he then further said he wont grant hubby the visa until he provided evidence of marriage dissolution of his previous marriage in the UK.
Before we got married in Ghana we have already applied for the dissolution of the said marriage, on getting back to ghana hubby quickly send copies of the dissolution and to our surprise the embassy maintained it has to be from the UK or else they wont recognize anything outside that.
we quote the relevant law to their attention and warn that the decision is unlawful but to no avail, although they wont refuse the aplication and yet they wont approve it so its sort of a stand stand still.
we are getting a lawyer to issue a JR and we do not want to back down to negotiation should they propose such in the long run, we are prepared to wait over a year to see it to the end and to purnish this INIS lots.
we also will be pursuing costs, I am an A1 Tax payer in this country, I pay approximately €600 a month and I will also like to sue for mismanagement of my tax payer's fund because this arguement By the DOJ is beyond mockery.
what do you think our chances are guyz please kindly leave your opinions. and also what other cost can we pursue in this circumstances, this application is 9 month on
Thanks
none of my business, but would you not be more careful with someone who already divorced someone? i am not a lovey, just a think twice comment, which is a bit, taking that you are married, is already belatedcomfort2004 wrote:I am a British citizen married to a Ghanian, My husband applied for an accompany eu citizen visa from ghana, there isnt Irish embassy in Ghana only vfs, so the application had to be sent down to Abuja in Nigeria for processing, the application was refused on one reason only: Relationship History ( RH), we believed we provided enough evidence to support our relationship so we decided to appeal it. we appealed that decision and we didnt hear from the embassy untl after 7 months when myy husband was called for interview all the way from ghana to nigeria Capital.
At the interview he asked why they have delayed the application for so long , the interviewer simply said he is doing his job and if he isnt happy about the delay he could make complaint,after the visa officer is satisfied that we are in a subsistng relationship, he then further said he wont grant hubby the visa until he provided evidence of marriage dissolution of his previous marriage in the UK.
Before we got married in Ghana we have already applied for the dissolution of the said marriage, on getting back to ghana hubby quickly send copies of the dissolution and to our surprise the embassy maintained it has to be from the UK or else they wont recognize anything outside that.
we quote the relevant law to their attention and warn that the decision is unlawful but to no avail, although they wont refuse the aplication and yet they wont approve it so its sort of a stand stand still.
we are getting a lawyer to issue a JR and we do not want to back down to negotiation should they propose such in the long run, we are prepared to wait over a year to see it to the end and to purnish this INIS lots.
we also will be pursuing costs, I am an A1 Tax payer in this country, I pay approximately €600 a month and I will also like to sue for mismanagement of my tax payer's fund because this arguement By the DOJ is beyond mockery.
what do you think our chances are guyz please kindly leave your opinions. and also what other cost can we pursue in this circumstances, this application is 9 month on
Thanks
Since the applicant is Irish, even if she raises this with SOLVIT UK it will be sent to SOLVIT IRL. Factadlexy wrote:
I will suggest that you pursue them using the SOLVIT route online complaint:
https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/solvit/app ... anguage=en
and also by:
UK SOLVIT Centre
Direct line: 020 7215 2833
Fax. +44 20 7215 2234
solvit@bis.gsi.gov.uk
Studying the Directive and especially Articles 2 and 3 may prove very useful as well:
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/Lex ... 123:en:PDF
All the best!