When you file for divorce, you are expected to let the HO know that the divorce has gone through. How quickly are you expected to sort out all of your affairs before you return home? Anyone know how much time they give you? Or are you supposed to basically be packed and ready to go on the day you ...
The Home Office letter that came with the visa says:
"This Directorate should be notified immediately if you family member decides to leave the UK, or ceases to exercise a Treaty right here, or if you cease to be a family member"
When you file for divorce, you are expected to let the HO know that the divorce has gone through. How quickly are you expected to sort out all of your affairs before you return home? Anyone know how much time they give you? Or are you supposed to basically be packed and ready to go on the day you ...
This is such a difficult situation. She really wants to stay in the UK but cant really see herself not allowing him to divorce her. After all he is having a baby with another woman that he says he loves and she is Non EEA too! So needs the visa. She really doesnt know what to do. She cant qualify ...
If the applicant has not divorced, then the Home Office are still demanding evidence that the EEA national has been excercising treaty rights for 5 years. It can be difficult to get P60's off an estranged wife/husband, so there are going to be quite a few people in a catch 22 ont his one - another ...
I was under the impression that if she got divorced after three years of marriage she would be able to apply for PR on her own after 5 years of exercising treaty rights? Does the ex-husband need to have been exercising treaty rights as well during this time? I spoke to a lawyer and they have said ...
Thank you John I realise that she does not need to leave right at this moment but was wondering how long she has after the divorce is finalised. As for the nastiness... what i meant was i think that in an ideal world she would want the divorce as she doesnt really want to have anything to do with ...
Thank you soo much for responding. I know my friend really doesnt want to get involved in further nastiness with her husband. " The out clause is particularly difficult circumstances justifying the retention of the resident permit such as domestic violence if you are economically active and self ...
Thank you soo much for replying to my mail. Unfortunately the language is incredibly difficult to decypher. " 10 - paragraph 8 A person with a permanent right of residence under regulation 15 shall not become a family member who has retained the right of residence on the death or departure from the ...
Non-EEA Wife of EEA National: EEA National had an affair and now wants a divorce as the other woman is pregnant with his child. Please can you provide some advice? Is it at all possible for the soon to be divorced wife to remain in the UK? Circumstances: •Originally moved to the UK on a working/ho ...
