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  1. ravan72

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    Dear all

    I came uk on my mother (EEA) family permit
    I have residencard and i am working and paying taxes as well
    I have got married recently back home (properly registered marriage)

    Am i eligible to call my husband?
    what are the benefits of getting Residence card?

    ravan72
     
    #1 ravan72, 27 Mars 2007
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    NOBODY TO HELP ME OUT :( :(
     
    #2 ravan72, 28 Mars 2007
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    Next time please read the FAQs for newbies in the board prior to posting. You have not given enough background information on yourself for moderators or members to reply to your query properly. The more info you provide in the future, the better we can asses the situation and give you proper advice.
     
    #3 polskasweetie, 20 Avril 2007
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    thnks for advises
    I am sorry if some where i was not sufficient enough in providing the infos
    Rather i am a little confused also what to tell more


    my mother is EEA national in uk
    i joined her one year back as dependent
    After coming i got my residence card and permission to work and stay for five years
    now i am working & paying my taxes
    i have my p 60
    now i am 26, recently got married in my native country as per proper registration process
    Now i want to call my husband
    can i call him
    what are the options i have got

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    #4 ravan72, 23 Avril 2007
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    :confused:

    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 of the dependant of the EU national.
    I can only guess, and I wont do that.
    Maybe chat with the immigration lawyer would be helpfull.
    Anyone else got better idea?!
     
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    Hello & thanks for replying
    But please tell me how these rule defines a dependent person?
    I came as dependent BUt now i am having a permanent nature job
    havin right to work and live for long time
    will you please tell me precisely what else i need to support my application.
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    #7 ravan72, 24 Avril 2007
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    I am not sure on what grounds you could apply.
    :confused:
     
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    Thanks
    It is simply demoralising
    Am I having some other option
    likewise my mom calling him on her behalf
    anyother option i can try
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    #9 ravan72, 24 Avril 2007
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    what nationality are you? your mom? your husband? Need to understand your scenario better.
     
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    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 limited leave to remain,thats you.
    This my best guess.But as I said I am not sure so you would be probably best advised to ask for second opinion.
     
    #11 Triple H, 24 Avril 2007
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    Hello
    My Mom is Portugese.
    Me and My Husband are on Indian Passport.
    My mom can get ILR. is this gonna support
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    #12 ravan72, 25 Avril 2007
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    hello every one
    No reply from anyside
    Anyways anyone have any idea if a person on indian passport but having a residence card (permission to live and work) and ofcourse working also can have a status of qualified person
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    :?:

    Whats that?
     
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    In uk immigration rule if u r qualified person that means u r havin right to establish in uk and u r fulfilling some conditions then u can call your spouse ( check this at www.rightsnet.org.uk)
    any thiing else i can get from anybody regarding the same
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    Oh, OK.

    As I said,I am not 100% what could you do.Second opinion would be helpful.
     
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    thanks Triple H
    this is some thing moral boosting
    I am going for this any how
    also two more question i wanna ask
    1- they can consider my hubby 's applicaion in accordance with uk immigration?
    2- if suppose while attending the interview can they permit me to withdraw this so to avoid refusal?
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    Thats what I thought.

    Once you pay the fee I dont think you can withdraw application
     
    #18 Triple H, 2 Mai 2007
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    Thakx Triple H
    Really appreciate

    Tell me one thing is there any book, guide lines available in the same context
    specially my case
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    #19 ravan72, 3 Mai 2007
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    i have same situation as yours
    i meet one solicitor today he told me to apply Non-Settlement spouse visa, and he told me that my wife will get visa upto what i have got then after we both as well as my parents have to send passort to home office for FLR. i dont if it is possible in my case or not. it seems like he wanted me my wife to apply similar visa as the Dependent of HSMP applies.


    it looks smilar advice as Triple H has give before on this comments



    Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 7:36 pm Post subject:

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    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 limited leave to remain,thats you.
    This my best guess.But as I said I am not sure so you would be probably best advised to ask for second opinion.
     
    #20 nady4m8s, 29 Mai 2007
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