err no like petitions written on paper they have to have an end date when they can be closed off and submitted. It was a total waste of time as it was a petition against a "proposal" and only 133 people saw fit to "sign" it.Originally Posted by marc72
You could always tweak the wording and start a new one - I'll second it
if only every one that took the time to sign instead of just looking i for one signed and would sing again keep up the good work
I'm a caregiver just like robert and my gf who i visited 5 times hope to marry and come uk next year all changed now due to this income increase.
I do agree somthing needs to be done as alot of imigrants come to the uk and its only because the goverment are stupid and us true british who work hard paying the price but true love finds a way to betogether me and my gf will keep our promise and be with each forever no matter what till death do us part
What income increase these are proposals ?
See my post 177 lobby your MP, start by asking him/her why there are no income restrictions on a citizen from another EU country working here bringing his non EU spouse to UK
Hi dedworth yeah I read about that if you hold an eu passport you have no problem to bring your wife into the uk but since we in the eu we should also have that right to bring our wife in the uk aswel.
I confused when it comes to imigration law and eu law. I have also heard about people in the eu entitleed to our NSH and benifits not sure if this is true.
This whole country is getting to be 1 big joke specially with imigration.
Never a truer word spoken Zaxy - good luck but I would feel about getting an appointment with your MP and laying your concerns on the line
i guess but i doubt my mp would speack to me lol
i think its a bit more than just a proposal as some date in June was mentioned in Mays leaked letter..
See my post 177 lobby your MP, start by asking him/her why there are no income restrictions on a citizen from another EU country working here bringing his non EU spouse to UK
but dedworth your right about kicking up a fuss and complaining, respect for that
So far, recently, they have followed up on their proposals rather succesfully, have they not?
They might put my pension up to £26,000
They might put my pension up to £26,000
Nowhere near what our USELESS MPs will be getting no doubt.
Here's another petition just like the last one so let's get behind this:
Here's the link:
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/32167
Will do
done, just waiting for email confirmation
Same here.done, just waiting for email confirmation
yes , but hopefully like some previous proposals they will be forced to do a U-TURN
done....
Done !!!
DONE!!!
AN HAPPY WIFE IS A HAPPY LIFE
With all due respect what figure would you like?
My point is this £26k is not that much money to earn these days and anyone bringing in a spouse to live here in the uk with them needs to be able to prove they can support her
I actually think that 26k is on the low side
Ok Ok..... you can have your 5 minutes of fun. Looks like you are here just to wind people up. Lets see how it pans out, but remember you can go just as quick as you arrived.
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
I am fortunate that I am the right side of that figure. But I can see that it is a little unfair. I tend to think there is a better, fairer and lower happy medium there somehwere.
Yes, except that you WON'T necessarily need to support your SPOUSE anyway, as they are permitted to work from day one.
Does your wife go out to work....or tied to the kitchen sink ?
I am not here to wind anyone up actually, i was just giving another side of the debate
I have been down this road myself in the past and have had many a fight with immigration
I stand by my last last post 26k is on the low side for someone about to bring another person to reside in this country
Well she will not be able to work from day 1 because she will need to apply for a national insurance number first and finding work is not so easy now in the ukYes, except that you WON'T necessarily need to support your SPOUSE anyway, as they are permitted to work from day one.
Does your wife go out to work....or tied to the kitchen sink ?
They have to settle on some figure, i would suggest 26k is not enough to support 2 people living in a town like London
well if 26k in your opinon is not enough to support 2 people, then maybe you should be telling the gov this and asking them to increase the minimum wage to your figure
do you have a figure that should be applied to Europeans in the UK wanting to bring their spouse?
also what about the earning potential of the spouse, my wife earns double what i earn, in a few years she will earn 4 times what i earn
why should there be a minimum figure, if the British partner is entitled to claim benefits, then it is their legal right to claim those benefits, and so it should be whether his wife is british, european, asian or from planet mars
London_Manila..
Good wind up idea but I think you are a bit out of your league here mate..
I suppose that in truth, a £26000 average goes further in some parts of the country than in others, meaning that whatever the government might use as a threshold, some people would find it harder than others to keep a spouse on the same money.
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