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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    My UK passport needed to be sent in as it was part of the proof that myself and Wendy had been together for over two years at that time. Other...
    Post door: arnie7, 18 mei 2010 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEC1 and residence permit who needs to apply?

    One thing that might simplify things for people is that you don't need to use the EEC1 form. The EU legislation states that you can apply in any...
    Post door: arnie7, 20 mei 2006 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ FR Please HELP! Married to EU citizen & can't get Schengen

    I don't know that it's racist per se but there are some countries who seem to have something of an obstacle course to get visas of any kind. We...
    Post door: arnie7, 17 mrt 2006 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ FR Please HELP! Married to EU citizen & can't get Schengen

    I'd echo that, not only is it possible that the person with the original query hasn't yet been sorted out given the pace that visa processing...
    Post door: arnie7, 15 mrt 2006 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    I fully accept what you're saying about the law being a "freedom of movement" thing. However, there is nowhere in the EU references that have been...
    Post door: arnie7, 2 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    I know that it comes from the freedom of movement end of things. However, it doesn't state that a UK national can't apply in the UK for an EU...
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    I don't think that different rules do apply. As I say, when I'm in the UK, UK law applies to me and they ignore the Irish nationality and vice...
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    I didn't enter the UK to apply. I was born in the UK, have always lived in the UK and applied from the UK for the EU residence permit. There...
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    Actually, it's even better than that. The EU law doesn't require you to be married and in my case, living together was sufficient as per EU law...
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    There is nothing in the relevant EU law that says you can't exercise EU rights even if you're living in your own country. The Home Office don't...
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN UK citizen wanting to wed US citizen

    Yes. I have a UK passport. Arnold
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ FR Please HELP! Married to EU citizen & can't get Schengen

    Her husband is Spanish. I'm a bit confused by the original post though so perhaps it's not possible in the combination of cirumstances. Arnold
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA Family Permits in EU countries

    I too got the permit by saying I was Irish several years ago. At that time, there was a specific exemption in the EU rules so that if you were...
    Post door: arnie7, 1 dec 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Eea family permit

    It used to be the case that you couldn't apply for a family permit in the UK if you were British. However:...
    Post door: arnie7, 30 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Family Permit Visa Extension

    Wouldn't worry about the employer. They are quite happy if you have a national insurance number. The immigration people are pretty laid back...
    Post door: arnie7, 30 nov 2005 in forum: Immigration UK
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