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EUfamilymember wrote:thnx for your response. we already checked (in embassy) and decided which certificate is going to be more convenient and reliable for us. but we are still facing unsolved problems, shall my husband go to poland to my parents and stay with them for a while then reapply for uk or wait couple of months and apply straight to uk? what can happen if he gets refusal also this time?
to settle down in uk seems to be impossible.
EUfamilymember's wife
thanks for your reply. My wife safely arrived in uk. We really cant decide which going to be a good and better step. how we prove this marriage is genuine. if anyone want to see my refusal letter i will PM them. we both in really bad health condition because of this unexpected trouble we are facing and so our parents.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:What are your constraints? What would you really like to do right now?
EUfamilymember wrote:Hello friends,
I therefore refuse your EEA family permit application because I am not satisfied that you meet all of the regulation 12 of the Immigration EEA reg 2006.
Sorry guys such a long post. please share your idea's for this refusal. thanks again
askmeplz82 wrote:EUfamilymember wrote:Hello friends,
I therefore refuse your EEA family permit application because I am not satisfied that you meet all of the regulation 12 of the Immigration EEA reg 2006.
Sorry guys such a long post. please share your idea's for this refusal. thanks again
Sorry to hear your refusal "Deshi Bhai" some forum members family permit refused 2/3 times for the same reason . I see Home office look at previous immigration history very carefully even in EEA case.
i know someone who's EEA family permit refused 3 times but later he got it somehow.
he is in the UK but again his EEA2 application refused 2 times already. He is now fighting again with the Home office with EEA2
don't give-up fight for your right
thanks and also sorry for late reply. what do you think they made an error of law on my refusal? Shall i re submit our application with our new marriage certificate (attested from law and foreign ministry) my wife's new job payslips, letters from our friend and family that we were living together in uk. our joint bank account statement in bangladesh, our skype and facebook convo, sms, emails, facebook tags screenshot, our mobile bills, my birthday wish card from my mother-in-law and some other stuff we got.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Keep pushing back.
You can point out when they have made an error of law, or when they have gotten their facts incorrect.
Hi Directive, Sorry mate was away for awhile from this matters. Yes they are few facts they got wrong like about my previous immigration history and i applied for leave to remain illegally etc etc.Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:What facts did they get wrong in the refusal letter?
Sorry for late reply! This is a invitation (Sponsor) letter from my Parents-in-law, its been issued from Polish Immigration or something office. if you need any further information about getting that letter please let me know.scorpio1 wrote:Little confusion on this matter, how come Government can sponsor you to visit Poland?I also have official invitation from polish government that sponsoring me to go poland.
OR do you mean a sponsorship from your wife side?
They kept my original evidence and saying i haven't submitted any new evidence. Can i ask for return my original documents ? and what would be best step to take?Whilst I have considered your current application afresh. You have not sent any new evidence with your new application to satisfactorily address the concerns raised. You have again submitted photographs, but these were available in your last application. You have also submitted evidence of contact in the form of phone bills, Skype printouts and money transfers but these all appear to post date the previous decision and I cannot discount the possibility that they have been produced for the sole purpose of this application. You have still not provided any documents to show that you lived together in uk as claimed. I am aware that you have submitted numerous letters purportedly from various people who know you confirming that you cohabited. But those are self serving, and its not clear why you have not submitted any evidence from any independent or official sources.
You state that you were unaware of the curtailment of your last leave to remain. I’m not satisfied however that you have provided satisfactory evidence to substantiate this claim. In addition, only after you were detained at public expense and removal directions set, did you submit a further application for leave to remain, this time in a permanent capacity outside of immigration rules. It is not clear why such an application had not been made sooner if it genuinely held any merit. I also note that you subsequently withdraw this application and returned to Bangladesh, and I am not therefore satisfied that the leave to remain application was genuine. Furthermore whilst I accept that you voluntarily returned to Bangladesh. This was purely to reapply to return to the UK following your claimed marriage to a polish national.
I also note that you provide no satisfactory explanation for submitting a false marriage certificate. You state that you were not aware that the document was false stating that your representative was fraudulent. Your explanation is not credible and it is not clear why you would not have obtained the marriage certificate yourself when you registered your marriage. You have submitted a notary document as evidence that you were not aware of this but its not a legal document and is based on your own statements and is therefore self serving.
All of the above damages your credulity and I’m not satisfied therefore that you related as claimed or that marriage is genuine. Given this and given your failure to address the concerns raised, on the evidence you have presented and considering your application as a whole, I am not satisfied that you meet the requirements as the spouse or partner of an EEA national as defined by the Immigration ( EEA) regulations 2006
I therefore refuse your EEA family permit application because I am not satisfied that you meet all of the requirements of Regulation 12 of the immigration (EEA) Regulations 2006