Hi all
Some of you might follow our case - we applied for an EEA FP on behalf of my dependent parents who are outside of the UK now. I am exercising my treaty rights in the UK and this is certified by the UKBA RC.
We have been refused on the grounds that they are not dependent on me, thus the EEA national. I have approached a local NGO that does appeals and have been advised of the following, of which i am not sure.
a. The appeal form not to specify the name of the representative (solicitor, immigration advisor) as this could be done later.
b. the wording of the appeal grounds is only:
1. The Appellant appeals under s 84(1)(a)(d) and (e) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002.
2. The Appellant submits that she meets the requirements of the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006. She is the parent of an Irish national. Her son resides in another EEA State (United Kingdom), as a worker and self-employed.
3. The Appellant submits that she is fully dependent financially on her EEA national son. Her son has provided the appellant with an accommodation to live in and further financial support from his savings, so that the appellant meets her essential living needs. She maintains that the decision to refuse her entry clearance breaches her rights under the Community Treaties in respect of residence in the United Kingdom, as a dependent direct relative in the ascending line.
4. A bundle of evidence and skeleton argument will be submitted prior to the appeal hearing.
please advise as soon as you can, there has been delay on the legal side, leaving me with 2 days to file the appeal online.
Thank you
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