The tricky bit is "need not require" the member state to insist on lawful residence. Even though the non-EU national in my case is an overstayer, he is included on their council flat tenancy agreement, houshold bills and her income support claim. Would this be enough to prove residency even if he ...
No he's been an overstayer since 2000 and has not made any applications. I know the UK and Ireland have the condition that the non-EU spouse must have been lawfully resident in another EU state, but this is obviously controversial and arguably contrary to the directive. Not sure if I would be ...
I work with an immigration solicitors and help with his cases. I have a law degree and have taken the LSC level 1 & 2 immigration and asylum courses, but have only recently started getting practical experience but I have little knowledge of the Irish immigration system other then what I have managed ...
I have not been an immigration caseworker for very long and would appreciate some help with this. UK national is 20, married Jamaican National in Church of England August 2006. Baby born Jan 2007. Jamaican national entered UK as visitor in 2000 aged 20 and has overstayed. No criminal record and has ...
