My wife is a non-EEA citizen, who has ILR under the EUSS. Her ILR status was "grandfathered" from her pre-Brexit Permanent Residence status. She has a biometric residence card confirming her EUSS-ILR I hold dual EEA and British citizenship. I was naturalised only after she got her PR (now ILR) so ...
Am curious about the following EU citizen with non-EEA spouse - both holding documented permanent residence with treaty rights being exercised since 2010 EU national naturalised as British citizen after having obtained permanent residence certificate for both In principle no practical impact of ...
My wife has a biometric residence permit (BRP) confirming her permanent residence status as family member of an EEA national (i.e. me). She's held this for over a year now, and travels quite a bit with it. Recently we have noticed that upon arrival into Heathrow, it increasingly happens that (1) a ...
No, you have misunderstood some of this. Have you read Regulation 15? I did but was probably being overly cautious in my interpretation - assuming there was some kind of continuing test rather than just a one-time one... i.e. 15(1)(b) would no longer apply if I were to cease being an EEA citizen ...
And you seem to suggest spouse has acquired RR and also PRC - so she is settled in UK in her own right anyway. That means your status and citizenship are now immaterial to that of your spouse. I did not realise that? I was always under the impression that her right to permanent residence remained ...
PS - as I was doing some more reading on this, it appears that Immigration (European Economic Area) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 (No 1) merely replicates what was in Schedule 3 of The Immigration (European Economic Area) (Amendment) Regulations 2012. So if my analysis above is correct, then we have ...
Hi I just stumbled upon the "Immigration (European Economic Area) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 (No 1)" http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2017/1/made Third party weblink removed This stuff is somewhat technical - but am I right in assuming it allows me as an EEA national to acquire British ...
EEA3 application for Belgian national, following successful EEA4 application for my non-EEA spouse in 2015 and in preparation of Brexit... Submitted application - 01.02.2016 Received Home Office confirmation email - 18.02.2016 Requested passport back - 19.02.2016 Received passport back - 29.02.2016 ...
My wife and I have both lived in the UK since early 2010 (>5 years now) and have been married since 2009. She is Malaysian; I am Belgian, I have been exercising my treaty rights continuously as an employee since we first came to the UK. She was initially self-employed for 2 years or so, and since ...
