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leave UK within 28 days(Non-EEA National married to EEA)

Post by styles » Fri Jun 30, 2006 2:40 am

advise on what i should do?
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Post by John » Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:28 am

At that time my wife had been unemployed for six months. We filled out the EEA2 form in jan 2006 explaining she completed a 4 years BA course six months ago and has had no luck in finding a job. we included proof.
So exactly how was your wife surviving? It seems to me that there are good grounds for thinking that she was exercising her treaty rights as a "self sufficient person"!

Accordingly I think you need to appeal against the rejection of your application, pointing out that your wife was indeed exercising her treaty rights, albeit not as a student.

Given the technical nature of this, other opinions very welcome.
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Post by styles » Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:59 am

accordance with Section 82.

I would like to know what else we can do if my wife failed to show she has been exercising treaty rights, so should i move out of the UK and apply for EEA family permit?
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Post by Chess » Fri Jun 30, 2006 11:04 am

This situation is quite complex - it also seems you made an 'out of time' application.

I advise that you seek professional legal advice

Good Luck
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Post by styles » Mon Jul 17, 2006 11:03 am

Should i fill EEA2 again thank you for any help.
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Post by John » Mon Jul 17, 2006 11:16 am

If your wife is indeed now working, and therefore exercising her treaty rights, send in that "please reconsider" letter, together with evidence of your wife's employment ..... and I suspect that you will get a very different answer as regards the application you have made.
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Post by Solohit » Mon Jul 17, 2006 12:41 pm

John wrote:If your wife is indeed now working, and therefore exercising her treaty rights, send in that "please reconsider" letter, together with evidence of your wife's employment ..... and I suspect that you will get a very different answer as regards the application you have made.
Hi Styles,

If your wife is on a full time study during this period.I am sure your where working.And if you where working the law allows your wife to be here as a self sufficient person.
Please specify what you where doing within this period.It may help the forum to get a better understanding of your case.
As John rightly said.Give it a trial, but it might affect ILR.
There maybe more to this issue because an EU student is allowed to bring in their spouse.
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