US Edition[Opinion] The Marriage that Crossed Borders, but Was Not a Fraud
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The Joint Association rejects the planned suspension of family reunification to subsidiary beneficiaries according to § 104 para. 14 AufenthG-E. The project violates the fundamental and human rights guaranteed right to the protection of the family life of the affected persons, who usually have been waiting for a visa to the family reunification for years. Even if Article 7 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, Article 8 ECHR and Article 6 GG …
The Litigation Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid has upheld the contentious administrative appeal filed by a Moroccan who married a compatriot residing legally in Spain, thus declaring the applicant’s right to obtain a family reunification visa under general regime. It has been found that there was no fraudulent marriage, that there was a wedding and encounters in Morocco after she entered Ceuta to cross Tarajal. The court decis…
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