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Forum General British immigration issues, visa, citizenship, EEA forms, marriage and dual nationality discussions.: General British immigration issues, visa, citizenship, EEA forms, marriage and dual nationality discussions.

removed from uk planing to go back

Postby shah » Thu Mar 04, 2010 6:53 am

hi
i need some information . i been removed from uk 3 years before now i m in poland and i m expating my polish passport on this year so i want to know that if i removed from uk and when i get polish passport then can i go back because i got polish passport and second my daughter was borned in uk as well so if any body know any thing please reply me soon as u can
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Postby Yousafzai » Thu Mar 04, 2010 8:28 am

Your past immigration history is irrelevant.
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explain

Postby shah » Thu Mar 04, 2010 9:15 am

can u explain me in detail i checked on other website . if i got eu citizenship then nobody can stop me to go any eu state because be4 i was not eu national and now i m gona be eu national so thats different thing could u plz explain me in detail if u dont mind plz

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Postby Yousafzai » Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:17 pm

You were deported/removed from UK earlier when you were a non-EEA national. If you would use your non-EEA passport to apply for a visa to UK which comes under UK immigration rules for example student, visit etc, then they will take into account your deportation in the past.

However, if you apply for a visa under EU rules i.e. an EEA Family Permit, your deportation or any other past history would not be taken into account because they are only under UK rules.

If however you become an EU citizen, thats a totally new story then. What immigration breaches you have had under your previous citizenship have nothing to do with your new citizenship.
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thanks alot

Postby shah » Thu Mar 04, 2010 4:51 pm

hi thanks alot to give me information. be4 a year i applied for EEA family permit but they refued reson because i stay as illega there thats why and they said you can apply again but i never apply again now this year i will get my polish passport any how thanks alot once again

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Re: thanks alot

Postby Yousafzai » Thu Mar 04, 2010 5:13 pm

shah wrote:hi thanks alot to give me information. be4 a year i applied for EEA family permit but they refued reson because i stay as illega there thats why and they said you can apply again but i never apply again now this year i will get my polish passport any how thanks alot once again


Their refusal of EEA Family Permit on the grounds of your previous immigration history was AGAINST the law and a breach of your rights. You should have complained against it to the European Commission.
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hi agagin

Postby shah » Thu Mar 04, 2010 6:23 pm

the reason is this i was illegal there and i used fake documents to enter the UK and i stay 6 years illegal there i told them i have polish wife and daughter as well and i gave them every thing my bankstatments my merrige certificate every thing what ever i got but they reply me your visa is refused and they give apeal form as well but i dont want to do apeal coz its take ages in EU law if i have polish wife then i can travel with her if she wanted to go uk as a family member but they gave me reason of my history but i dont understand when i apply they said my application will decided under EU rule not uk border immigration then why they gave me refusal and reason my immigration and they dont give **** about EU rules .... i dont know where i can complain if u got any idea then let me know ok thnks for reply me bak thnkss bye

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