Hi everyone Thanks everyone for your help and support during the last 10 month. Finally i have received my PR dated for 24/Feb/10 after 10 month of waiting and complaining to HO. now i will apply for my naturalization in about 6 weeks time, but it's amazing how a piece of paper can change your life ...

isceon, I would suggest you also contact both Citizen Signpost and Solvit for their assistance in this matter. See http://eumovement.wordpress.com/eu-resources-page/ for the details Also, please keep us informed of progress in this matter. The 13 month no appeal is also CLEARLY against the rules ...

inwarsaw wrote:I am just curious why so many 'Non-EEA married to EEA' start divorcing after 4-5 years ???

im sorry to hear that but wen u r in love sum 1 u really dont carewhere they belong to.
hope u understant

thanx

matinuk2 wrote:Hi Mego_1980
no he is not Chinese, he is white british guy practicing in central london.

hi

could u please give me ur solicitor detail as y case have been refused and i need to change my solicitor . u can pm me if u want or mail me kapil_24uk@yahoo.co.uk

many thnx
kpil verma

matinuk2, i commend you on keeping us updated, the ex doesnt want to give me anything either, we havent actually started divorce proceeding but she warned me that she won't if i ask her for any divorce settlement (finances). please keep us updated. hi guys just to update u that unfortunatelymt pr ...

hi guys
im in the same boat .i only got my decree absolute yesterday. applied for Pr in jan2009 but havnet heardanything

please advice me sumthing

thanx
kapil

Hi Mego_1980 no he is not Chinese, he is white british guy practicing in central london. hi guys im in the similar boat as all r in...i got married to eea in aug2003 got my passport stamped in 2004 with my leave untill feb2009...ourmarriae was going no where so i filled divorce petitin on aug2008 ...

PaperPusher wrote:kapil_24uk

What do you want advice about? Have you still got an advisor?

advice for going back to uk on spouse visa.no i dot have a advisor

thanx

I sent you a pm commenting on legal advisors. Given the circumstances you describe, it is difficult to see how you can qualify for entry to the UK in the immediate future. You or your partner really do need to speak to a suitably-qualified professional, and put forward all the circumstances. An ...

In order to retain right of residence in the UK following divorce from an EEA citizen who was exercising treaty right in the UK,the HO requires (rightly or wrongly) from the Non EEA national to provide evidence of exercise of treaty right by the EEA citizen (ex spouse) at the time of divorce is ...

Kapil one of the requirement is that she has to be a qualified person. In the document i sent you you will see the requirements to be a qualified person, i mean for an EEA national to be a qualified person cheers hi well from my understanding she has always been self sufficient aswe always had more ...

Hey Kapil Check out the doc below may be it would help http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2004:158:0077:0123:EN:PDF hey irakro may thanx for ur reply but from my understanding i believe that i will b in trouble as she was nt workin or this is nt true. please advise thanx ...

hi im in the same situation as my wife wasnt working through out our married ife as i was earning enought for both of us.....could this be a problem?????????? i send my EEA4 to HO in jan but havent heard anything as yet. i called up HO many times to confirm if they have received my application but ...

hi irakro i think swan is jumping the gun here . first things first. is you brother divorced? what exactly did he give them to prove his wife exercised treaty here.? has he got the wifes passport or id? my bro has gone through the exact thing and he has been refused several time becos he didnt have ...

I sent my application to the home office in Dec 08, and gave them a call today to check, was told the application is with a case working team and they are making external checks/enqiry..has any one been told the same? share your views _________________ well i sent my application in jan2009 and ...

Please do keep us updated with things. It really is a very complicated system and the caseworkers seem to not have any room for using their own initiative. It's almost like they have a flowchart and have to follow it no matter what! Crazy. I can only guess that your case and application for PR ...

Cheers on keeping that one, atleast you have something proving that she had presented her documents to home office previously and that the home office had only issued that blue registeration certifcate after verifying everything, & if you are presenting that, I think its atleast better than not ...

[quote="bebe2"]the truth is no one is sure, we all thot the eea laws were clear on divorce but a few people that have applied on grounds of divorce have been refused without their ex's id or passport. we are all waitring for their cases to go on appeal or judicial review to know the final verdict ...

DO NOT divorce until you convince yor wife to cooperate to get your PR or you risk what I am experiencing in worst as you do not have any proof of her exercising treaty right. Be very aware of this http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=35293 Good luck hi PLEASE ADVICDE ME SUMTHING WOT TO ...

DO NOT divorce until you convince yor wife to cooperate to get your PR or you risk what I am experiencing in worst as you do not have any proof of her exercising treaty right. Be very aware of this http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=35293 Good luck hi thanx for r reply.but i have done ...

HI everybody I need some advice so that can apply for PR. i will realy appreciate if u can give ur comments please. I got married to portual girl in aug2003 and got 5 yr resident permit from feb2004-feb2009 on a paper and got my passport stamped in april2004 and visa valid till feb2009. I have been ...

I sent you a pm commenting on legal advisors. Given the circumstances you describe, it is difficult to see how you can qualify for entry to the UK in the immediate future. You or your partner really do need to speak to a suitably-qualified professional, and put forward all the circumstances. An ...

As the OP says, reference to deleted paragraphs is confusing. But looking through the Entry Clearance Guidance relating to Para320 (11), it refers back to Para320 7(B), which again refers to "(d) using Deception in an application for entry clearance, leave to enter or remain (whether successful or ...

Wanderer wrote:

kapil_24uk wrote:

sakura wrote:What country is your partner from?

well my partner was married to eea and now he is going throug divorce....and still in uk on 5 yr eea resident permit

How long married and how long in UK was he?

hi
he was married for nearly 5 1/2 yrs now they have initated divorce and is in uk all that time

As the OP says, reference to deleted paragraphs is confusing. But looking through the Entry Clearance Guidance relating to Para320 (11), it refers back to Para320 7(B), which again refers to "(d) using Deception in an application for entry clearance, leave to enter or remain (whether successful or ...