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I don't think there is any successful story with regards to retaining rights.troubled wrote:Retain the right of residence is the route most of us qualify for PR.You need demonstrate exercise of treaty right by your eea partner and yourself. Go to this link http://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKIAT/2010/00003.html
yes you can, you just need to prove that since your divorce you have been working/studying/business/self-sufficient. you should them be granted PR.michelinha wrote: As my first family permit is finished now in 4/2010, does anybody know if can I apply for a PR now?
thank you.
sorry man, all the best, i dont think she'll be able to prevent you from seeing your child completely. good luck and all the best, just remember "This too shall pass", hang in there.js101 wrote:hi vegeta,
I ddnt send my docs to HO yet. My ex started new court proceeding due next month to remove my son (who is living in shared custody), permanently from UK jurisdiction.
so I been busy chasing up my lawyer etc. She wants to take away my right to be with Him.
sleeper wrote:Just to let everyone who is interested know, that I retained my rights of residence. Application form sent in January 2010 received mid June 2010 (4.5 month waiting). Documents sent to HO: 1. Passport + EEA2 form + covering letter 2. Letter confirming my ex employment for a year before decree absolute is issued. 3. My P60’s + payslips 4. Decree absolute. 5. Bills, bank statements, credit card statements and other docs (both names).
Any questions, please ask…
Good luck to everyone and thank you for your advice.
My full story is here http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=46386