I answered here@ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14446

UK as well.

Oh well .... You are right,I stand corrected. The HM Revenue & Customs will no longer accept 'temporary' National Insurance numbers, for...

You can always start like this: TN DD MM YY F/M TN-temporary number DD- day of birth MM-month YY- year F/M - female or male. You can...

Ireland does not recognize unmarried partners. You can try: Student visa,work permit.

http://www.ukimmigration.com/family/unm ... rtners.htm These are hard to get. Student visa or work permit maybe.

K1 and K3 are for USA, not for the UK You`ll find some info here@ http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 5&L1=41000

You are not visa national as far as I can gather....where about you are from ???

Do I need to have NHS or private insurance Probably not,just relax :wink:

I refer you to another forum where you may find the answer.See PM.

http://www.allied.com/DesktopDefault.aspx

She can apply for permanent residence if she has been living in the UK for 5 years,not before that. If you are an EEA national and wish to be...

The longest thread,[2 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS ,266 POSTS , 50000 VIEWS],still going strong. :mrgreen:

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_10179.htm Its all here.

I cant be of much help. I am not sure what the next step should be. Your solicitor should have much better idea. There is always another...

If things were all that easy. You`d have to apply for a spouse visa and that can be long process. I really dont know about switching from...

No,unless its 8th month when airlines could refuse you to get on board.

:headscratch: He is Irish and you live in Ireland so this does not apply to you. Its Irish spouse visa that you need.

You are dealing with civil service here,its slow ,takes time to input all the data,why rush?!

No. Its logical.Your case is either under consideration or has been decided.They just tell you what the computer screen tells them.

I remember reading somewhere that in some cases DNA test can be carried out.

Yes.

Yes you can travel,as you dont need visa(US citizen),but if you were to lets say decide to live in Italy with your partner you`d have to apply...

There was a much talk about it but there is no such a thing yet!

So what does it say on F.P? I cant say for sure but you maybe asked some awkward questions and possibly refused.There is no definitive answer...

I dont know about French requirements. Some links here,as I am not familiar with Austrian law. http://eumovement.wordpress.com/info-austria/

Mother -Automatic claim if born after 01 January 1983 and mother born, registered or naturalised in the UK. If mother is a British citizen not by...

Hmmm. As far as I remember you were asking about the visa for Italy. Now you are about to get married and go to Austria :? If you do I...

Yes,if you usually need visa for a country you intend to go.

:oops: I copied wrong paragraph.My apologies. Should be like this: The applicant should be issued a Category D Vignette. There are two...

I read your question couple of times. I am sure you can "exercise" the whole thing legally but I am not sure how practicaly is possible(if you...

Here is the littlle info you may be intrested in @ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_12757.htm

You got to send it by post :wink:

What does it say on your Family Permit: ************ **************

Why dont you try at French part of the Forum?. Its been a while since we had any input on French immigration here.

Yes. http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_13514.htm You can make further enquiries here@ http://www.britainusa.com/sections/arti ......

You can carry 2 passports if you wish.

You can read more about directive Directive 2004/38/EC @ http://europa.eu/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/l33152.htm That is summary of your rights....

No, you are not.

3 months has been quoted many times , so you shouldnt be worried about that. You can read in great detail here@...

I see you posted on another forum as well. :wink: You`d probably need some kind of dependant visa. See here@...

:wink: http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_13136.htm

I am afraid but you need a visa wherever you go. It will take 6-7 years till you`d be able to get UK passport. If you were to use UK immigration...

Its a lot to read here@ http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721067257 If you have any further questions - fire away :wink:

What nationality are you? How come she got stamp 4?! All explained here@ http://www.mrci.ie/know_rights/legalsta ... idency.htm

Would be of great help if you told us what nationality are you? Yes, if you applied under EU law you cant switch to UK law.

It doesnt need a visa. This forum is informative and in good spirit. We dont know the whole story! Please ,we dont want to jump to any...

Dowry is usually paid. I dont have first hand experince, probably Kaitain and Dandan are more familiar with the local customs :wink:...

This is what BIA had to say@ http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... stopsystem

:thumbsup: Indeed.

Why dont you apply for Family Permit.It could take few days to issue one and you could work.

Bora Bora is my favourite place. :wink: Unfortunately I dont know about the immigration matters .Best place to ask would be French Emabassy.

Congrats! Thats a standard reply.They never really look at the individual cases when asked.

There is no answer to it.10-15 k I think should be ok

No. I am not here to patronise people but I think you should take one step at the time,especially in your situation where the kid comes first....

If all paper work in order it should not take long,few weeks. We had people here given within few days as well as 8 weeks. Also remember...

Thats for the EU citizens,does not apply to you. Once in the UK on spouse visa you could apply for a Indefinete Leave to Remain,ILR,as you`ve...

Forms are not important what it is-all the relavant documents you may send.You may even not use any forms,we had people here that applied not...

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11406/fmrs.pdf FMRS form.

This is not easy to get,you`ll have to prove that you lived together.I personally wouldnt attempt it. Ireland do not recognise cohabitation as...

Spouse visa to start with and you could apply for ILR immediately . Once permanent residence (ILR) is achieved, there is no more immigration...

can we get married in UK before she gets divorced in US? This is called bigamy and its not permitted under the UK law!!!

CONFUSED I am as well :D If you wanta an answer you should start from begining, explaining situation in detail.

This was previous version that I posted elsewhere about 4 weeks ago,so I was able to copy it.The link you posted is the latest/updated one.

This I posted yesterday I know this was possible before and I think still is.Unfortunately I never seen, [on this or other forums that I...

I dont know. You could always try here@ http://www.britainusa.com/sections/inde ... =41001&d=1

British Citizenship By Descent Or Otherwise Every British citizen is either a British citizen otherwise than by descent or a British citizen by...

We discussed same question here. http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_ ... 79ef1f6707

I think you can do that.I`ll try to find hard copy that can confirm it.

I am not sure about as its the first time I`ve seen.

How do my family members apply for a family permit? They can apply for the EEA Family Permit at any British mission overseas that offers a full...

I think you worry too much about something that is got nothing to do with your spouse visa.

http://www.dfa.ie/home/index.aspx?id=274

What nationality are you?

SPOUSE / FAMILY MEMBER OF AN IRISH / EU CITIZEN 1. Completed Visa Application form (in duplicate) along with two recent passport sized...

I am not aware of any schengen visa that would give you 1 year contiinious residence. As I said,you should ask nearest Italian embassy about D...

if you have previously been refused a visa for, or entry to, the UK you may want to apply for one to find out if you qualify for entry before you...

No worries....the guys over there know their business.... :wink:

Well, I usually refer this kind of questions to POLISH CITIZENSHIP thread that`d been going on for more than 2 years. The answer to your...

My guess is that he has a solicitor. Any new evidence if determined by his solicitor could be added to his appeal.Cases like these can take long...

I`ve just seen that you asked the same question few months back. :? To lie or to be honest. That decision you will have to make.

How long she overstayed.? If you are not sure what evidence to provide,{IF ANY},(keeping in mind that she was working Illegally)I`d suggest you...

No,I did not suggest that :wink: I did not get this one.Working where?If she was working illegaly that wouldnt be such a good idea.

I suggest you apply together , once your husband have a steady job and you think all the relevant documents are in order.

Dont kid yourself! You have a chance to do what is right this time and if I was you I`d follow that path :wink:

I do remember you. To answer your question: I usually suggest to follow your instinct and common sense. :wink:

What kind of visa you are after.? With that sort of money you could move anywhere in the world, no questions asked!

http://www.esteri.it/visti/tipologie_eng.asp http://www.esteri.it/MAE/EN Looks like they updated website today :?...

There is much more info on the other forum regarding the issues you just mentioned.

Why would that be?

You still have a few months to do that.

:thumbsup:

Some of the answers you may find here @ http://www.esteri.it/eng/5_32_183.asp You need type D visa.You`ll need about 10k in the bank as...

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_11143.htm I stood corrected on that issue while back.

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8389.htm Have a look here,I explained this guy in detail what to do. If you have any other questions...

Thanks,thats useful info. I moved it from Immigartion to Rest of The World.

mike4poland

Moved to polish citizenship!

Thats yours...remember now.

Moved...Every Day Life....

Why so long.?

Are you saying that your fiance is illegally in the UK for the last 3 years?

Thats what I`d do.

"The validity of entry clearance and leave to enter are normally the same. There are two significant dates on the entry clearance, the 'effective'...

Maybe you could consider living elsewhere in EU, before being able to apply to come to the UK under EU law.

It can take up to 6 months.

If is broken try not to fix it,thats how it is here. :twisted:

http://www.cyprus.com/cyprus-general-info-wedding.php

In principle shouldnt metter but there is section in VAF1 form where is a question regarding the refusal of visa.I have no insight of workin of...

Yes, that is the condition. http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382

There is a requirement that couple had a prior residence in another EU country.Dont ask me why,but looks this is embedded in Irish law....

I wouldnt advise you to do that.There is a big problem at the moment obtaining residence for non EU partners of EU citizens.Irish goverment has...

RACH

There is thread about polish citizenship.I moved it there.

I am afraid thats not the case .10 years if one is legally in the country. 14 years otherwise(ilegall,asylum seeker) plus about 2 years to...

Nothing to stop him leave UK if he wants to. You should ask localy if he needs visa and all the requirements for T&T.

You`d have to speak to a solicitor. Anything "outside" immigration rules is their domain.

Wow... thats lovely place.Never been there,but Ive enjoyed Caribbean sun and waves not far away from you country :wink: So whats the problems...

If he wants to leave I dont think he`d need any documents only travel document/passport.This is only if intends to go back to his home...

http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 00&a=41033 http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 00&a=41029 Regarding your partners...

You have to give me more details. Was he refused asylum.When?Is he ilegal...? and so on

I am not sure what you can do? If you go back home and get a passport that will be under your real name?Do you have any travel document?

I dont think the person needs anything. Chances are that wont be even checked on the way out.

Yes, its multientry. She could always carry 2 passports. :wink: :lol: Transfer of conditions is not a concept in European law. If you...

Thats the tricky one.There is is a question on the application form asking for a number of passport of the EU citizen. You could always try to...

She needs a proof of her UK citizenship(passport) if she wants to work,simple as that.If going to college she`d be paying overseas student fees...

Yes,unless you`ve been married few times . http://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/kfile/Notes%20C1,0.pdf

Kaitain,you are nearly there,nothing to worry about :wink:

Triple H In the 90`s Home Office had a major problems.Passports went missing(they even found documents and passports in rubbish bins in...

Polish still need visa for AUS,so that may cause difficulties.

If she has a passport she can .

:lol: It aint that bad :wink:... at least you know where you stand....most of the time... :twisted:

Yes,you could do that. Once married you could apply for a Family Permit in Dublin. P.S Do not attempt to use EU law in Ireland....

Children born in the United States to a father (or, if born after 31 December 1982 to either a father or a mother) who is a British citizen by...

:lol: Exellent,great work :wink:

http://www.multiplecitizenship.com/wscl/ws_GERMANY.html

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7413.htm Here is the thread that you may find useful :wink:

No....... :lol:

You could apply for COA if you want to get married in the UK. http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/1 ... eapr07.pdf

If you wanna come to UK as a fiance this link very much explains everything@ http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 00&a=41031

Try here @ http://www.oisc.org.uk/adviser-finder/0 ... finder.asp

:lol: The problem arise when travelling.Thats the whole point.

Yes , what nationality are you? Does your partner actually live/work in the UK? Hmmm,is that an advert for that book.?? :twisted: No need...

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382 The applications are done online. If you are non-visa national you wouldnt need Family...

Its VAF1.

You shouldnt be worried then. :wink:

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 6517843636 Some info here.I am not familiar with the whole process. Just to add,: I can not see...

Great info [/b]

The point I was making these EU visas are not transferable,so It would make sense to have a passport with lots of empty pages....

Admin more likely! :wink:

Oh well,we dont wanna get in discussions here why people cant be bothered to spent 5 minutes of theire time to at least attempt to explain...

Apart from marriage,work permit or student visa only money holds hidden key.

Oh well,this is DIY forum.The links at least give an idea. The original poster couldnt be bothered,why should I or anybody else for that matter...

Bring your marrige certificate with you , your wife should be there with you , just in case.

You could apply for a family permit , form VAF1. http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382 Once your partner has a job and...

Yeah,its confusing. Did they ask you to provide more documents?What did letter say?

Once married you could apply for Family Permit in Dublin

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 068382#Q26 Yes,the form is VAF1. Your parents should make an application.

The last place I`d be looking at is Wikipedia.

:yes: Good News!!!

PASSPORT

Yes, that takes 6 months. Family Permit is entirely different thing. http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382 Yes, I applied...

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... tionforms/ All the applications forms are here. EEA1 and EEA2 for you two.(within the UK)...

I think you mean EEA2 residence.There is no Family Permit within UK. You could always get one while on honeymoon. My wife was recently issued...

Is this the chapter you are talking about? http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 5899061659 You should be looking here....

Transfer Of Conditions Transfer of conditions is not a concept in European law. If you have obtained a new passport and wish to have...

You could apply together. You`ll get your stamps no problem. Could you get one issued in London.?!

Polskasweetie already answered your question here http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_12123.htm

First you have to go to Police and report it stolen.You would get reference number. Second,get new passport from Albanian embassy. Now third is...

You can put in "other" and specify your circumstances.

Your dependant should provide: "- Valid passport or travel document + any previous passport (if held) - one recent, passport-sized (45mm x...

I dont answer PM`s. If I have a spare time I`d answer here. You need form VAF 1 (NON SETTLEMENT)...

http://www.parisvoice.com/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=28 Some info here You could always ask in French in our forum....

He (meli)should apply within the UK with form FMRS. Any other option is moot.

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_12781.htm http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 5&L1=41000

Threre are overstayers and "overstayers". As a US citizen you can come and go as pleased,no visa required. Some people have no other choice!...

No! You need visas for the countries mentioned. There was a lots of talk that people wont need visas with these cards. I dont think its working...

Did you overstay??? We dont advise people to that !!!

If you qualify ,of course you can apply. No rush for you :wink:

Under the transitional arrangements coming into force on the 1 January 2007, most A2 nationals will not have a right to be a worker under EU law....

http://www.oisc.gov.uk/adviser-finder/0 ... finder.asp Get 2-3 opinions and decide for yourself.

EEA2 http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11406/eea2.pdf

What is nationality of your girlfriend? Where are you getting married? Do you have approval from BIA ???

:( I dont know. Anyone , please shout here.....THANKS..... :wink:

I dont know anything about WRS, so lets wait and see if somebody else have a better idea what (if anything) to do in your circumstances.

http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 00&a=41030

Border and Immigration Agency European Applications ???? Lunar House 40 Wellesley Road Croydon CR9 2BY I got your point.Send them together.

In your circumstances its money down the drain.Waste! It will take you 10 minutes to fill the form.

http://www.britainusa.com/visas/article ... 00&a=41033

That should be enough.

You should just apply for residence.

NO.

As I said just apply for FMRS.You dont need solicitor,would be utter waste of money.I am almost positive you can pursue this route. As far as I...

Apply for FMRS.No need for a lawyer.I think that should do the trick. http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11406/fmrs.pdf On what grounds...

Again you never explained your situation. I am from.... Relation to EU citizen......... Where do non EU citizen lives.... And so on..........

10-15 minutes reading other peoples post does the job :wink:

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_ ... a49be44de4

As I pointed out if you had a residence card she maybe able to apply for COA within the country.I really dont know if this would work.You could...

Sufficient funds usually means steady job,there is no such a thing like a set amount of money that sponsor should have in the bank. See here@...

If you were to explain your situation in detail,I`d get an idea what are you referring to?!!

"My wife's just delivered us a son (2 days ago)" :bounce: :beertoast: :bounce: Congrats!!!

:lol: Great to see you back Kaitain. As you can see I still use that post of yours as the reference :wink:

Unless you are engaged to an EU Citizen (not British citizen in this situation!) with a five year residence permit you must apply for entry from...

Her bank statements and her job are more important! Have a look here @ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_12756.htm This is as good as it...

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 6977150007 As far as I know price is universaly applied.

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_6363.htm Some info here. You`ll get an idea what to do.

:lol: You are free to work and live in the UK. You dont need to do anything! NIN: http://www.dwp.gov.uk/lifeevent/benefits/ni_number.asp...

The final decision is yours,I can only suggest . You could reapply and see what happens.If no new evidence are brought you would probably be...

:D :D :D I think this is the best (explanation/what to do) I have ever seen on this forum. Thanks KAITAIN

You could apply for a Family Permit if you are Irish passport holder. See here@ http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382

1-Appeal Can take months or a year. 2-New application Marriage of conviniance has been mentioned on this forum numerous times.If no new...

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/2 ... lgaria.pdf

Can you explain ?

I`ll put it plain and simple. Student with no job to sponsor you :? ,unless she is rich. You may try, but if I was you and you mentioned good...

They could write all the letters,it could help. There is overwhelming chance that such application is refused. I would never attempt to apply in...

Thats the only answer for you. Obtaining fiance visa may prove difficult for you.Her circumstances are not favorable.

I saw you posted on the other forum I am member of,no answer there either :? See PM!

What if I am refused a visa? Seven out of eight applicants worldwide receive the visa that they have applied for. If you are refused a visa, you...

You could be refused for various reasons.. Have you got enough reasons to return? Ties in India ?Jobs?House? etc... I am not sure what your...

Did you appeal first?

You can not stay more than 6 months.

Yes, multiple entry for 6 months.

If you apply for a Family Permit his UK nationality becomes irrelavant. Once you take that route you can not switch to UK immigration rules. You...

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382 :? I deleted my first post,after I saw that.

You could always try to shop around and maybe get the answer that would be different that the info I provided :wink:

More info here. http://www.ukcosa.org.uk/pages/advice.htm

What kind of visa do you have?

Yes they can if they feel there is a grounds for refusal.Maybe legal representative could help,UK one of course.

There is no set rule how much money you should have.My guess is that £10000 should do the trick.Again depends what kind of you work you do,your...

Thats what I thought. Once you pay the fee I dont think you can withdraw application

Oh, OK. As I said,I am not 100% what could you do.Second opinion would be helpful.

There is no need for any tourist visas nor trips to UK and back I advised this person while back @...

I dont know anything about getting married in MOROCCO or theirs law or customs. Regarding spouse visa you`ll need this: Your payslips...

:?: Whats that?

Adequate' accommodation mainly means accommodation that is not overcrowded, although if the accommodation is seriously flawed in some other way...

I think you just worry too much. [ 2 ]should be ok.In any case she would be well advised to have all documents that you mentioned in [4].

You probably have to apply together for permanent residence,just before your 5 year residence expires.

Which country.?What citizen?Where? No wonder nobody reply if people cant be even bother to explain properly in 3-4 sentences!

I dont think you could apply under EU rules as you are already dependant of the EU national. He could probably apply as spouse of the person on...

I am not sure on what grounds you could apply. :?

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 6679156328 Cant find any reference to yours or any similar circumstances.

:? Not sure what you could do. You are dependant of the EU national.Your husband is non EU who would like to join you,who would be dependant...

That is out of consideration.Once you use UK immigration you cant switch to EU rules,unless you leave the country. So, regarding your wife you...

I am not familiar with all ins and outs of German system...but you could start here@ http://www.handbuch-deutschland.de/book ... 2_003.html

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_9188.htm

............. To be honest I am not sure wheather you can apply this way. You used UK IMMIGRATION rules to apply for your wife. If there is...

Hi there. Its not that people dont want to answer,they just dont know. You have the rights like everybody else . See here para....21.4.3...

Here is the link all posts related to your or similar cases on this forum. You may get general idea.I usually tell people to get legal advice....

You can start here@ http://www.ind.nl/EN/verblijfwijzer/

See PM!

I dont think you can stay on tourist visa and work and if you stay 6 months and try to enter again after lets say week or two you may have a...

As much as you can provide,there is no set rules. http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 8721068382

Very unlikely :wink:

I must admit thou that you have made serious and trutful assesment of the UK today.

Thanks God we are not like Americans.

You need To obtain residence not Family Permit when in the UK. I belive you can switch your visa as long as your husband is working/selfsuficient...

Where does your girlfriend live? Poland is not part of Schengen. Where do you plan to marry?

From your post I gather that you are illegal. You need to find a immigration lawyer and have a chat.

Well you got some good points there.I should have looked carefuly before answering..... :( UK seems to be the only country that does not require...

Most likely she will not even check-in at the airport. She has to be resident to enter on one way ticket,family permit doesnt count....

Most probably you wouldn`t be "checked" when leaving the country. I dont think you would face a deportation but would take time and money to...

Oh well....what is done is done. You could apply to HO,that process could be lenghty and costly and you`d probably need a a solicitor at some...

In my opinion they are both right . If you were denied visa, your name is in the system so chance is that he`d be denied again at the port of...

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8305.htm There was a discussion here.

Some good info here@ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8377.htm

:( Hmmm Obviously not very clear.....Copy/paste from official website and you get this. :headscratch:...

I put your 2 posts together. I am not aware that anyone in Police Station can conduct the interview. Home Office can only do that or people...

Glauco,the point here is that poster wants to work from the moment she arrives.She cant do that on fiance visa,thats why need for a work permit....

I dont know much about system "outside immigration" rules.Solicitors could help you with that if you try to apply within UK under EU law....

You may as well ask @ http://www.britainusa.com/sections/arti ... =1&a=26272

Maybe you will be refused entry.

Its unfortunate she was refused entry, but that is not the first time that we heard on this forum.If I can recall US citizen was refused entry...

If you have any doubts phone university/college in question and ask.

Yes,just one for your wife.

Hmmm.... I said you should contact solicitor who can tell you under which conditions you could stay on. I dont know what these conditions...

YES. Yes be honest and provide lots of documents. Use solicitor only in the case of refusal....but we better dont talk about that at this...

How long she overstayed? Once married I would advise you to prepare as many documents as possible.Your bank statments,payslips,letter from...

The death of the EU citizen, his/her departure , divorce, annulment of marriage or termination of partnership will not affect the right of family...

The best thing is to ask solicitor.I dont know how his criminal record would affect any application.

You come under EU law now so you have to apply for residence in the UK . All info and forms are here@ http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi...

NO

:?: :?: :?: You said you applied already. I think after 1 year of ELR you could apply.

See my post,in bold. :wink:

Do you mean legally? I am not sure but I think NO! IF you switch to EU dependant you would come under EU law not the UK. As I said , makes no...

See here @ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7555.htm

So, you applied for ILR and still waiting? How long are you waiting, did you hear from them? If you apply for UK residence under EU law it...

You will be. Thats why I suggested lawyer. If your wife worked and lived in Austria you would have been able to apply under EU law. You need...

I think I answered your question few months back. You CAN NOT apply for a family permit. You would have to apply for spouse visa. You are...

Do you have ILR?

Can my other dependants join me in the UK? As a special condition outside the Immigration Rules, children over the age of 18 and dependent...

Everything about Family Permit @ http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... 6679156328

http://forum.moneysupermarket.com/forum ... hread.aspx

:wink: :wink: :wink: 1) But at noon the finger emphasized staff officer Seized by the morning height. In Castile beggarly selen'e...

You dont need visa. :lol: 6 months given on arrival. You can take up short course. On arrival in the UK you must satisfy an immigration...

Some info here@ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8776.htm

:headscratch: What is your nationality???. Dependent visa???

If your marriage is recognised under (DANISH/CYPRUS) law ,it will be recognised in France as well. :wink:

Just use common sense. Include cover letter.Explain situation in full,her status as a student,that you supported her and you will continue to...

So,its EEA2 for your daughter.

Hmmm... All these applications...it would make sense to apply now if they qualify :wink:

So, your daughter is from Venezuela? Can she get French passport? What kind of visa she has?

I am sorry, I dont follow you on this one!!?? :headscratch: Your wife has her 5 year residence!?Why would you apply again for something that...

Yep. Check with DOJ in Ireland once you arrive. I think you just got go back,but dont take my word 100%. Your intention was to visit not to...

1. changing status from C visa to D visa inside Ireland? :? I think you got wrong visa! I just read on another forum that these...

Do you travel with your spouse? Does she intend to live/work in Ireland? When you applied for a visa did you provide her documents as well?...

Hmmmm...this is your previous post. You are not visa national if from S.A

I am not familiar with Spanish immigration rules. Rhea would probably know.... I havent seen her for a while on the forum. :?

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_5958-0.htm Polska has explained in detail . FMRS aplication after you are registered.

Congratulations. :mrgreen:

Only if you move with your wife.She has to exercise her rights in order for you to work in the UK.

You need schengen visa. Once in France you have to apply for residence. http://www.eurovisa.info/

:mrgreen: Congrats.

http://www.oasis.gov.ie/moving_country/ ... ional.html

Only time will tell

http://www.findaproperty.com/searchresu ... so=0&res=1

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/cont ... enu_about7 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/cata ... ID=242&j=1

http://www.uknationality.gov.uk/

In the Uk you need COA. www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11406/formcoa_0806.pdf For France if I am not mistaken you need to be resident for 30...

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_10031.htm

I know you did. I was just trying to tell Dawid not to worry. :wink:

Family permit can be issued regardless. If you are a national of one of the 8 relevant Accession States i.e. the Czech Republic, Estonia,...

Not much we can do untill actual decision has been made. Nothing to worry about.

The only thing you could do is to trace her here@ http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/topics/ ... _print.htm My guess is that she was...

Send originals,they`ll return to you. I dont know how long would take,maximum is 8 weeks if I can recall it.You could get decision within a...

Be good if I could speak/understand French. :roll: :roll: :roll:

Present as many documents as possible. Bank account statments,bills,accommodation details(letter from perents),photos,birthday cards,letters from...

:oh: Do you really care what some poxy civil servant said in dodgy statement in "outpost" court ? Come to UK and enjoy it! :yes: Just my...

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... unationals http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_6363.htm All this had been answered...

People that applied recently can tell you that.Some changes were introduced on the 1st of may 2006. I think stamps changed since you applied for...

Yes , you a right. You come under EU law, not UK 8)

You could be right. But, it says 10 years lawful = ILR. Maybe in your circumstances you can`t do that. Strange :?

I dont think you can do that! Thats the way to go. You qualify for ILR after living 10 YEARS lawfuly in the UK.

My guess is that you can divorce and remarry. How long your permit is for? You could even apply for ILR if you completed 10 years in the UK.

Which country? Resident details? ,,,,,? :headscratch:

I said that I dont know how all this work in Ireland but one thing is for certain you have to prove that you`ve been together in relationship akin...

That should have been implemented on the 1st of may this year(all of EU). From other threads on this and other forums I occasionally visit I read...

Welcome. Good Luck.

Contact US embassy in London,they`ll tell you. Once married you will have to apply with form FLR(M)...

Household bills,bank accounts in both names linking you to same address as a proof that you have been living together. As far as I understand...

Only passports will do. See here regarding the return of passport@ http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... fpassports

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... unationals Send both passports,marriage certificate,letter from your work,few bank statments and...

The Regulations provide for a wider definition of "family member", to include a partner with whom the EU citizen has a durable relationship, duly...

See Kaitains post here,most comprehensive I would say. http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7555.htm

I usually dont "interfere" if people know what they are doing,in this case for instance. I think you should be fine. Good Luck

I am afraid that nobody can help you but your embassy if you want to travel beyond 27/10/2007. You would get extension to your visa by HO,thats...

I got it.I think the Home Office will give you extension regardless but I am not sure you can travel after 27/10/2007. Can you extend it?Call and...

You can leave and come back (e.g visit ,holiday but not more than 6 months at the time)till 27/10/2007. Did you get 1 year residence?

I dont know much about student visas. :? http://www.ukstudentlife.com/Prepare/Visa.htm

YES. But as I said all depends,college/university,your immgration history.

http://www.southern-cross-group.org/arc ... e_2005.pdf Its not easy to switch,not impossible thought,all depends.

Send the form EEA 2,because your wife already got her EEA1. You can apply any time but it can take up to 6 months to decide(your passport will...

Unfortunate circumstances. :grrr:

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_10587.htm Regarding bank account,its a bit tricky.You need some ID to open it and gas/electricity...

EU citizens and family members don`t need to register with the police!

:? My appology, he doesnt even need a visa(90 days visa given on arrival).He could travel with you and apply for residence within 3 months...

I think your case was just exception not the norm.Very unfortunate I would add.

:wink: :wink: :wink: Welcome

Apply for visitors visa for your spouse! :lol:

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8377.htm http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7520.htm Read here as well.Its easier to do it in the...

YES,you need to apply. You can not get married on the tourist visa anymore. Marrying in the UK - Frequently Asked Questions (06/01/06)...

http://www.1837online.com/HomeServlet Hmmm.... I just looked at this one and my marriage was registered :lol: Good luck with your search.

http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/topics/bmd.htm http://www.genwed.com/uk_search.htm http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/marriages/

Technically NO.Temporary ... :headscratch: 3 years If you were married you could try to fight your case. In any case you`d need a solicitor....

Good question. Because your partner has a long term visa (he can switch it while in UK)I wouldnt think you would need to apply for a residence...

http://marriage.about.com/cs/marriageli ... canada.htm

Thats for UK nationals and theyre spouses. Apply for COA,get married and after that you could apply for the residence permit for both of you....

So, he is illegal?

Islington is very handy for you.I lived there for 10 years. http://www.myislington.co.uk/ Would not take you more then half an hour to get...

Yes, in this case would be Germany if you are there on work permit,working and living. What sort of visa is that?

I put 3 of your posts here. This forum is about immigration to Europe not about long lost relatives. Never mind. There are other means to...

Relax.Do as I advised you :wink:

Thats very good news indeed. In the UK you can not do that anymore. P.S.You should post the same question in the US & CANADA forum :wink:

I believe its 6 months for the UK passport holders,thats what I got few years back. :lol: I am not familiar with Canadian immigration rules,I...

http://www.findaproperty.com/listregion ... gionid=018 You can try here.EC1,EC2,EC3,EC4 would be very close to your work place.Try as well...

Your wife can apply anytime .You dont need to be registered. Send all your documents though,pay slips,bank statments accommodation contract...etc.

The longest running thread still going strong. :salute: curiousgeorge, that was a great info mate!

I am not familiar with the US immigration laws.

From 5 December 2005, if you are subject to immigration control and you want to marry or register a civil partnership in the United Kingdom (UK)...

You can not,you have to apply beforehand. http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... tionforms/

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7520.htm Read here. :roll: :headscratch: K3 is for US,nothing to do with the UK :!:

I believe there is no such information exchange between US and UK .

First-hand experience - always the best :wink:

Thats what most people do.

Your passport and her passport for EU family permit.Marriage certificate to establish your relationship :wink:

You could try,its £500 and its for residence permit for both of you if I can recall it.We only had couple of people here that actually used it.

Provide marriage certificate,healthy bank statment :wink:, cover letter and 2 passports. Thats exactly what I provided 2 years ago,not for UK...

EEA nationals residence rights http://ec.europa.eu/youreurope/nav/en/c ... index.html EEA nationals and family members in the UK....

I really dont know.I never ever seen anyone asking for that. I bought my wife couple of times insurance(short trips) and that was utter waist of...

Ask HO to send you acknowledgment letter. Yes, it can take 6 months.We had people here that got residence in 3 weeks,mind you there were some...

No.She can get married if on student visa if granted COA. See here @ http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... tionforms/

Thats what I call riding your luck .I would advise you not to do it. Forms and explanation is here@ http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi...

Yes. Hope everything works out for you. :wink:

‘Adequate’ accommodation mainly means accommodation that is not overcrowded, although if the accommodation is seriously flawed in some other way...

:headscratch: Where, why,who....???

You are just worried which is understandable. Its just a visist so the number of rooms in your parents home should not be an issue.If you feel...

I am not sure,but my guess is yes,you could apply. Get second opinion as well.

I am busy as well :wink: Read Kaitains post here,very much detailed explanation@ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7555.htm

Go to your local DSS office and ask. Citizen advice office as well can help.

Those are the old forms.

If you were to marry in Thailand and then apply it would make things easier.Actually thats what I do if I was in your shoes. :wink:

I can not advise you on that one. #I would probably go with "visit to marry" .

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8389.htm http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_10179.htm Here is everything you need to know....

NO. Read polskas post,all explained in detail@ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_5958.htm

I dont think you`d have any problems. :wink:

As far as I know NOT at the moment.

Go to Lituanian embassy and register baby there.

I am afraid I dont know about the documents.If you follow the link I provided you can get an idea. Your husband to be could make some inquires as...

You dont need visa for the UK. Every time you arrive you`d get 6 months which counts from the point of the arrival onwards.You can spend 3 months...

You should register your baby once born in British consulate. You have to apply for a fiancee /spuse visa from US. Spouses or partners of UK...

Marriage ..... :roll:

You could try here @ http://www.flatland1971.com/

I`d be honest. I dont think you`d have any problems(as a US citizen) which ever course of action you decide to take. :wink:

You could try in Gardai station, if outside Dublin. Boat trip to UK and BACK and new stamp could do the trick as well :wink:

Yes. You have to be student,spouse of Irish,EU citizen,investor,or else. What is your nationality?

On what grounds?

I can only guess in circumstances as these. You send the passport,they dont reply ...4-5 days remainig till your flight...you go looking for it....

You can try but I dont think they would not do anything about it.

I can not encourage overstay,but if you already got the tickets just wait for it and fly away.

Yeah,should not be.I am not familiar with Spanish immigration system thought. If I was you I would double check everything. :wink:

Yes, I guess so. http://www.oasis.gov.ie/relationships/m ... ments.html

It does not mean that

Under current European legislation, dependants of EU nationals already living in Spain or those wishing to take up residency with their EU...

Anyone marrying in the Republic of Ireland (irrespective of whether they are an Irish citizen or a non-national) must give three months written...

You could apply for Family Permit if you want to go to UK from France.It will allow you to work . :D See here@...

What sort of visa do you have in France? How long have you been in this relationship?

You can always follow my instruction :roll:

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_6363.htm Read here,you may find some info. Yes you can work without NIN but most people will ask you...

And £ 500 .

Also read here @ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8389.htm

4. EEA FAMILY PERMITS In order to be able to benefit from European Community law, the EEA national must, among other things, be outside of...

Yes you can do that. Read here as well@ http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8389.htm

Kaitain and his chinese wife provided these documents .It should be your benchmark. :wink:

Spouses or partners of UK citizens or of persons settled in the UK, which automatically includes Irish citizens, can initially apply to the UK...

Read here, whole 2 pages, will help you understand family permit better :wink: http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8389.htm As long as...

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 5:46 pm Post subject: Help me to move to Spain :shock: what country are you in now??? what nationality are you?

:beertoast:

Questions about your relationship and about your fiance/ee.

The only requirements are:job and accommodation. http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_7555.htm...

I think this topic just about run out of steam. Therefore locked. If you wish please open new thread.

You have no other option but to apply :wink: 1 month before your family permit expires is fine. Hopefully you will be working soon. Does your...

If your situation does not change you could get help here@ http://www.iasuk.org/C2B/document_tree/ ... egoryID=10

It may take longer to sort out your wifes ILR.Maybe she will get just further leave to remain,another 2 years. She can not be removed or anything...

I would advise you to get some professional help.

Not really.All depends on your sponsor,husband.

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_5958.htm Its here!

http://www.workpermit.com/uk/sole_employee.htm Some info here. I dont know much about this particular visa.

Yes,you can work. I dont have information regarding schooling for your daughter.

I would advise you to provide as many documents as possible,bank accounts statements included.

Yes you can apply,wheather they will grant you I dont know. Spouses or partners of UK citizens or of persons settled in the UK, which...

NO!

I dont know,probably is. Why dont you ask IND and tell us what they had to say :wink:

Why dont you ask in French part of the forum?! I really dont know much about it.

No! You could even have couple of pets :lol:

http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_10179.htm

You should be fine. ‘Adequate’ accommodation mainly means accommodation that is not overcrowded, although if the accommodation is seriously...

Summer holidays :? I really dont know.

If she vants to come to UK as your spouse she has to apply from her country of residence(Nigeria).There is no other way.

Hmmmm,that is indeed very long time.

Fmrs is just a form,you get 1 year residence permit.You can travel in and out of the country.I think it should be translated in eglish. It would...

If you get marry abroad you would not need to tell them till you actuall come back to UK. You can apply next year with all the relevant paper...

Read Glaucos post! http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_8738.htm You have a plenty of time to apply.It may not be good idea to apply...

Hmmmmmmm... Have a look at this pdf file FMRS FORM. http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/1 ... rmfmrs.pdf

Have a look here@ http://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/servle ... 2496561082

:roll: Dont send it then. You have general idea what to do,thats most important :wink: Actually the bank statments are more confimation...

The more documents you send the better.I would not worry about ID theft,.Further reading here@ http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ......

If you are offering to provide support and accommodation, or to pay for travel to the UK, you must provide evidence of your ability to do so. The...

Should not be.Seems that the strict rules had been enforced recently,as I can see.

How do I demonstrate adequate accommodation? ‘Adequate’ accommodation mainly means accommodation that is not overcrowded, although if the...

4. EEA FAMILY PERMITS In order to be able to benefit from European Community law, the EEA national must, among other things, be outside...

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... tionforms/ New forms are here. FMRS if I am not mistaken for you.

1 Yes because you are non visa national.(You will not be able to work till you sort out your status.) You have to apply with EEA forms. 2.All...

1. If I am a Non Visa National who can travel to the UK for 6 months, Can I when I am in England, go to the Home Office and stated that my wife...

All these things are for British people bringing theyre spouses to the UK.

OK Will have a hard look tomorrow :wink:

Is this you?