My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Dec 4th 2017, 6:14 pm
#1381
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Hello BritnParis,
CJ2015 checking in again. We are in Canada and getting ready to move back to the UK.
I read on the news that there is going to be a backlog of processing applications due to the caseloads with EU citizens and Brexit.
In your opinion, will this cause a significant delay in processing my children's visas?
Second, can you refer a good lawyer?
Third, to be clear, an application going the savings route means that there must be a minimum of 60,000 UK pounds?
Thanks for your help and info.
CJ2015 checking in again. We are in Canada and getting ready to move back to the UK.
I read on the news that there is going to be a backlog of processing applications due to the caseloads with EU citizens and Brexit.
In your opinion, will this cause a significant delay in processing my children's visas?
Second, can you refer a good lawyer?
Third, to be clear, an application going the savings route means that there must be a minimum of 60,000 UK pounds?
Thanks for your help and info.
Dec 4th 2017, 9:40 pm
#1382
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Hello BritnParis,
CJ2015 checking in again. We are in Canada and getting ready to move back to the UK.
I read on the news that there is going to be a backlog of processing applications due to the caseloads with EU citizens and Brexit.
In your opinion, will this cause a significant delay in processing my children's visas?
Second, can you refer a good lawyer?
Third, to be clear, an application going the savings route means that there must be a minimum of 60,000 UK pounds?
Thanks for your help and info.
CJ2015 checking in again. We are in Canada and getting ready to move back to the UK.
I read on the news that there is going to be a backlog of processing applications due to the caseloads with EU citizens and Brexit.
In your opinion, will this cause a significant delay in processing my children's visas?
Second, can you refer a good lawyer?
Third, to be clear, an application going the savings route means that there must be a minimum of 60,000 UK pounds?
Thanks for your help and info.
Dec 4th 2017, 11:29 pm
#1383
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Dec 13th 2017, 6:18 pm
#1384
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Its actually a continuation of a conversation earlier in this thread. And, it would be more appropriate to address me in the first person, DaveLovesDee and SanDiegogirl. Thanks.
Dec 13th 2017, 6:27 pm
#1385
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Posters often confer among themselves to agree on the best way to help an OP. No offence meant, help is the operative word here.
Dec 13th 2017, 6:58 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
You are in the "Returning via SS route", and your current question, has nothing to do with returning via SS route - you are in Canada and looking to return to UK visa spouse/savings route.
You would get more assistance to be in the general MBTTUK forum as my and DaveDees' suggestion.
As it is you have not had a response from your query of 4 December in this SS forum.
But hey..... we are just trying to help .........
Dec 14th 2017, 1:58 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Hi does anyone know when my husband has his eu family member card can he travel on his own to see his family in morocco.
Dec 14th 2017, 1:59 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
sorry was meant to say we are staying in malta doing ee treating rights
Dec 14th 2017, 2:47 pm
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Jan 8th 2018, 11:28 am
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
HI dave loves dee just wanted to know when mine husband has his eu family member visa can he travel to any country in eu by his self ?
Jan 8th 2018, 8:43 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
he has a sister in germany can he travel there by himself on a eu family card
Jan 8th 2018, 9:18 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Jan 9th 2018, 4:35 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
hi sorry dave loves dee he wants back to his own country cause he hates it in malta ,he doesnt have the eu family visa yet ,can i get him to madrid then he travels on his own to morocco .I dont want to be going all the way to morocco please let me know thanks
Jan 9th 2018, 5:12 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
Is it a temporary return to Morocco?
Has he got his Maltese Residence Card yet?
Jan 9th 2018, 5:22 pm
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far
He hates it because of the wage and long hours ,and he doesnt have his residance card yet thats in march.