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Re: refusal of EEA permit for Irish / dual national

Post by eufreemovement » Fri Nov 09, 2007 9:03 pm

irishgal wrote:Dear everybody

or 2) I was not exercising my treaty rights.
The ECO made no reference to these issues and appeared intent on refusing him based upon his previous 'immigration history'.

Please advise if possible the best way forward. ..
Ofcourse you are exercising a treaty rights here at UK although you are a dual national, it is not a problem.

I strongly recommend you to see a good solicitor who are familiar in EC law. The solicitor may refer a good barrister for you.
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Re: refusal of EEA permit for Irish / dual national

Post by vinny » Sat Nov 10, 2007 1:08 am

See also EEA Family permit got refused! confusing reasons and paragraph 320 and section 82.
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Post by JAJ » Sat Nov 10, 2007 5:18 pm

irishgal wrote:yep - I know _ I'm just wondering why they seem to be refusing EEC family permits using the British immigration rules ? I hope we have a case for appeal....
As far as I know they are applying the standard immigration rules where the applicant is not resident in another EEA state.

Some EU states (including Ireland) are refusing these applications on principle.
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