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clarification

Indlæg af uidroot » 14.08.2015 03:07:22

Family members to Union citizens/EEA nationals who are seeking employment are not to apply for a registration certificate or a residence card.

What does that mean? you cannot apply for residence card if you are looking for a job?

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af mh1 » 14.08.2015 14:40:03

Could you show the source you are quoting from?

On statsforvaltningen's page it says:"Family member

Family members who accompany or join a person belonging to one of the above categories may also get a registration certificate. But it is a condition that the person having the primary right of residence has established real and actual residence in Denmark.

If the family member is not an EU or EEA citizen, a residence card will be issued."
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Re: clarification

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af skaanebo » 14.08.2015 18:39:24

It's usual practise that in order to obtain a residence card, you have to have a job, be a student, a pensioner or a self sufficient person. So if you are merely travelling to someplace to look for a job, you can only register once you have actually succeeded in getting a job.

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af uidroot » 14.08.2015 22:15:59

is that mean as a spouse I need to have a job as a non eu person before applying for resident card? in that case the employers wont give a job unless u have some sort of permit. right?

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af mh1 » 14.08.2015 22:24:01

If your spouse is not Danish, but some other EU-citizen, who is looking for a job in DK, then you cannot get an EU-residence card.

You wrote about your situation:"My wife is a EU national (latvia) working and studying in Denmark."

Then your wife is not 'looking for work' in DK, she is working in DK.

When you come to DK, where I assume she lives, you go to 'statsforvaltningen' and apply for an EU-residence card. Your wife will know where and how, because she must have done it herself.
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Re: clarification

Indlæg af uidroot » 18.08.2015 15:48:58

We went and applied for resident card. They lady said I need to be legal in Dk to apply for the resident card and I said I got rejected in May and appealed and haven't heard from them. She took the application and wondering if police visit at my home and ask me to leave what should I do? I also showed here this
https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_ ... _cases.htm

but she said that doesnt matter. Help please

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af skaanebo » 23.08.2015 09:30:00

It's embarrassing that the staff don't know about EU laws.

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af uidroot » 02.09.2015 23:55:08

we just got a letter asking for house renting agreement. Is that required? on europa site it says no documents are to requested?

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Re: clarification

Indlæg af mh1 » 03.09.2015 17:48:07

Well - you need to show that you are allowed to register your address, and one way of proving it is to show a renting contract in your name. Another could be showing a title deed in your name.

You should be aware that anyone can actually register themselves at 'Folkergisteret' at any address they like.

One user here found out the hard way that some guy she had never seen had registered himself as living in her apartment - that held up her case of family reunification by quite some time, as the US did not find that she had a right to fr, as she obviously (to them) was living with someone other than her husband.
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