EEA Family Permit / Residence Card

Background Ms C, a national of Romania approached A Y & J Solicitors regarding being refused entry into the UK after being interviewed by Immigration Officers from the Border Force at Gatwick Airport. The answers she had provided during this interview formed the basis of refusal of admission. Ms C had worked as an escort…

Background Ms C, a national of Romania approached A Y & J Solicitors regarding being refused entry into the UK after being interviewed by Immigration Officers from the Border Force at Gatwick Airport. The answers she had provided during this interview formed the basis of refusal of admission. Ms C had worked as an escort…

Mr T first came to the UK in 2005 as a student and had been in a long-term durable relationship with a European national since 2010. A Y & J Solicitors first helped Mr T to switch to the EEA family member route, as he had previously held leave under the Immigration Rules. We then…

Below is a summary of how we assisted one of our clients whose child was a British citizen. Our client first arrived in the UK in May 2008 as a student. Whilst in the UK, our client met his wife, a British citizen and in 2012, the couple got engaged and subsequently start living together….

Mr. O obtained a Residence Card after his marriage to an EEA national who was living and working in the UK. They lived as a happy couple for the first few years until problems occurred between them due to differing outlooks on life and they began to have arguments regularly. The relationship became irreparable after…

On 23 June 2016, the UK voted in a referendum to leave the EU. At present, there are no changes to the rights of residence for EEA nationals and their family members living in the UK, but this may change as the exit process continues. Unless transitional arrangements are made, the automatic consequence of the…