Sorry im bothering u with too many questions cos im very nervous cos i know how home office tries to frustrate people even with a straight case.i want my wife to work cos it seems work is the most stressless way of exercising treaty rights.how many months work must she have done and is it full time ...

You are absolutely correct.so it is very possible to apply for d residence card with my visitor visa?and will my case seem straight forward to them?plus will i be able to work while home office is deciding my resident card application?

If they ask me,i will tell them wot iv always told them which is that im coming on holiday to visit my aunt.wot i dont know is whether they will know i have a child in UK when i get to the airport

That is exactly my point as to why i cant tell them my true intentions.i got my first visit visa in 2008 which was for 6 months.now im current on my 2nd 2 year visitor visa which is expiring later dis year.i already had my visitor visa before i met my wife and before we got married and had the child ...

Since im going on a visitor visa,i know i wont have a right to work but u said i should make my intentions known at d immigration.my wife doesnt work yet and wants to work wen i get down so that i can stay with d baby and she can go to work and inturn exercise treaty rights.as of now she isnt ...

Thanx for the prompt reply i really appreciate it. Do i have to tell d immigration officials im coming to c ny wife and child at the airport in Uk?u know they are funny and if i do knowing im on a visit visa,they might not let me go in.can i just say im on a short visit knowing i intend to stay.is ...

hi everyone,this is such a great forum and i enjoy reading the comments and advice u proffer and i will appreciate if u guys can be of great help to me.i am south african married to a french national since july 9,2012.the wedding took place in south africa and it was a legal wedding and we were both ...