European Union The government is waiting for the government waiting for its pre-e-Brexit The condition of the residency has been wrongly refused to enter the UK, forcing them to give up their lives here.
The Independent Monitoring Authority for Citizens Rights Agreements (IMA) expressed “serious concerns”, which was stopped from entering the UK on their return on their return.
Among the affected people were a 34 -year -old Spanish woman, who was removed from the UK despite showing the home office documents, which proved the right to live and work in the UK. She flew into Spain to see her sister and her new child on Christmas, Mentor Informed
Another European Union citizen, Greek Cyproot Costa Cosmusis, was forcibly removed after a short visit to Amsterdam in November, said Paper said.
IMA has now written Home office, Warning that those who wait for the decision at their residence should not be removed if they make small trips abroad, including trade or holidays.
It was advised that those who have a valid “application certificate” (COA) from the home office Border force To show the officials of airports or ports to show that they are allowed to travel.
IMA Chief Executive Officer Miranda Bidal said: “Our situation is that a citizen with a valid certificate of application has the right to exit and enter from Britain, waiting for his European Union settlement scheme, which is subject to providing the necessary additional documents on the border.”
He said that he was “an eagerness to continue working with the government” to ensure that citizens have not been discouraged to exercise their rights “.
The group has asked the home office to clarify the COA rules, before a new system requires visitors in the UK, which applies “Electronic Travel Authority”.
The campaign group The3million stated that it was “very disappointed” that IMA had agreed with the Border Force approach to carrying documents to the European Union citizens to prove their residence before the Brexit was effective on 31 December 2020.
A COA was sufficient evidence of rights until the final decision is taken, the group said.
A home office spokesperson said: “All persons with the application certificate are made aware that they can be asked to show evidence to show that they qualify under the scheme, before they allow admission to the UK. Egalitarian guidance has been issued and published online for the border force officials.”