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Hi every one ....
I am married to eea national 2010got 5 year fp
My wife want divorce reason she find some one and she is not happy with me ;(
Got divorce finally

We live together 3 year in the uk I got some prove that bill bank statement conceal-tax ect for prove that we live togatger
But the problem is my ex-wife is not working at all in his 3 year period . Can I apply for ror ???
I am working 3 year on words got full time job
Can any on help ??
Can I clam my ror ??
As I said she not working science we married can I apply for ror????

Please please any one help me .....

What was she doing?

She was doing nothing just house wife ....
Can I eligible for ror or not??

Awi.cmu wrote:She was doing nothing just house wife ....
Can I eligible for ror or not??

Do you have private health insurance for the last 5 years?

What does private health insurance mean ?? I don't hear about this and I don't have

Awi.cmu wrote:What does private health insurance mean ?? I don't hear about this and I don't have

Comprehensive sickness insurance

No sir I didn't have this insurance at all..

Then you have problems, if she wasn't a qualified person nor someone who had attained PR.

Whats can u do you mean I am not eligible for my ROR

Did you click on Vinny links?
Unfortunately, because your EU spouse was not exercising her treaty rights so sadly you cannot meet the requirement either for ROR and PR . I always advise to non-EU nationals to not divorce EU partners until sort their status or at least be assure that treaty rights evidences will be accessible to avoid future complications. In life many heart broken behaviours encounter from EU partners which naturally leads to be emotional but they need to be dealt wisely but patiently.

Hi Vinny!!!
I have read the attachment in your post but i still couldn't understand if permanent residency nullify the need for proof of treaty right of eea partner. Besides does it help if you can proof that eea spouse was exercising treaty right up to the start of divorce proceedings not the end of divorce proceedings. Would be grateful if you can clarify this .i am in a dilemma. Thanks.

If a person has already been granted confirmation of PR, then they have accepted that the person has been exercising treaty rights for a continuous period of at least 5 years. A person who has attained PR continues to exercise treaty rights by just remaining in the UK and not be absent for more than 2 years.

Currently, the EEA national should be exercising treaty rights up to when the divorce is finalised.

Thanks Vinny! You are Genius.

Vinny what do you by confirmation pr? Do u mean by that pr stamp? What if the EEA holding BC without apply for Pr can BC considered as confirmation too as Permanent Residence?