The fact that you do not hold a British passport, does not make you less a British, than if you held one. I was going to register as a British citizen using the UKM form and in turn use that to get a uk passport. So I should definitely not do that then. I could send more proof of work if we appeal ...

Where were you born? If you were born in the UK you may be a dual national, if so your wife should appeal as without an ongoing appeal against the refusal she may find that you will no longer be treated as an EEA national for applications under the EEA regulations and hence she would no longer be ...

I am a 32 year old Irish man who has been married to a chinese women for the last six years. We got married 28/09/2006, she first arrived London Jan 2007 and got a 5 year EEA family permit valid till SEP 2012. Eight months ago she applied for EEA4 perminent residence and we have just yesterday ...