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rlow68 wrote:This new rules, I dont believe is for people like you, it is for who are just applying for the first time, this is just a six months visa until the actual decision, it is not applicable to people who are in the system b/4, people are misunderstanding this, I m not saying it is good, but I believe the government is trying to be careful as it is not fair for somebody to have Stamp4 for 6 months and at the end of the case the application is refused, when already he may have got a job, and this may affect the employees company. So pls reread the rules again, or am I wrong with my understanding of the regulations?
In what way do you feel the government is trying to be careful? By issuing the family member of a Union citizen with Stamp 3 for six months, the DoJ is placing a severe restriction on the practicality of that family member securing employment for those six months. I am sure that the vast majority of employers would see the Stamp 3 GNIB card and assume that the holder is not entitled to work in Ireland.Department of Justice wrote:Please be advised that with effect from 1 June 2010, the permission to remain which may be given to applicants who are in the State on the basis of a pending application for EU Treaty Rights will be a Stamp 3.
I know it is illegal, DOJ is only covering its arse due to the Court judgement indicating they must give a decision 6 months max on EU applications, at least issuing 6 months on stamp 3 has abide with the court directive. As you said, their main objective is to prevent non-eu family from taking the nonexistent job, that is if their is any at this material time, and then hold own to the approval or treating the real application for so long as they can take, under the excuse it is still been treatedBen wrote:rlow68 wrote:This new rules, I dont believe is for people like you, it is for who are just applying for the first time, this is just a six months visa until the actual decision, it is not applicable to people who are in the system b/4, people are misunderstanding this, I m not saying it is good, but I believe the government is trying to be careful as it is not fair for somebody to have Stamp4 for 6 months and at the end of the case the application is refused, when already he may have got a job, and this may affect the employees company. So pls reread the rules again, or am I wrong with my understanding of the regulations?In what way do you feel the government is trying to be careful? By issuing the family member of a Union citizen with Stamp 3 for six months, the DoJ is placing a severe restriction on the practicality of that family member securing employment for those six months. I am sure that the vast majority of employers would see the Stamp 3 GNIB card and assume that the holder is not entitled to work in Ireland.Department of Justice wrote:Please be advised that with effect from 1 June 2010, the permission to remain which may be given to applicants who are in the State on the basis of a pending application for EU Treaty Rights will be a Stamp 3.
If the DoJ does not want to issue Stamp 4 for six months - they don't have to and no rules would be broken.
To issue Stamp 3 is to actively seek to remove from a person his right to work in Ireland - and that is illegal.
You feel that to act illegally is to cover their arse? Also, I fail to see how adherence to the six month maximum processing time requirement is in any way connected to an attempt to remove from a person his entitlement to work in Ireland.rlow68 wrote:I know it is illegal, DOJ is only covering its arse due to the Court judgement indicating they must give a decision 6 months max on EU applications
Which would that be?rlow68 wrote:at least issuing 6 months on stamp 3 has abide with the court directive.
I have never said that.rlow68 wrote:As you said, their main objective is to prevent non-eu family from taking the nonexistent job
iluvireland wrote:ben ,,,,wat do think they gonna change mind or wil be stamp 3 ?