[quote="VSAndroid"]Hey, I was in the same situation. I am a non-eea family member too. I got so confused with this question. I think if you are not a EEA national yourself and have held PR for 1 year you don't need to fill out 2.4 I did it anyway - It said "you" - I wrote down what I had been doing ...

koll wrote:Is there any one in the same boat
If so please send me your experiences and process
Or please suggest me right lawyers

Thanks

why didnt you get divorced, you are still technical married so EEA4 will not be a good option if you havent got the right documents, are things bad between you two?

YOUR CIVIL CLAIM CAN NEVER AFFECT YOUR NATURALISATIOM APPLICATION! The only type of court hearings are criminal convictions and bankruptcy (civil) which affect naturalisation. General civil law disputes do not be silly even so how can he prove that the landlord actually asked him to move out? the g...

londonfemale wrote:Thanks macovet
So
I will fill up 6 years detail of non-eea family member in 2.4 .
I will fill up detail of Eea exercising treaty rights in 2.5.
Hopefully we will try with NCs next month.
Thnaks once again

have you submitted your application yet??

Hi Well, it seems to me nobody knows whose detail required in clause 2.4.But I think Non Eea details required for 2.4 and detail of Eea in 2.5.Again not sure if anyone can help we will be very thankful. And does anyone knows if homeoffice advicer can help with filling form if I call on their given ...

But in the worst case if I loose a case against him or the case is still pending will this affect my application for citizenship please can I have your views on this point Thanks a good case worker will look into why there is a civil court case pending and will be unlikely to dismiss it just becaus...

I was asked by my former landlord if I could do him a favour by vacating my flat at short notice do that he and his heavily pregnant wife could move in as they needed extra space. I moved out to help him. Now he refuses to return my deposit, saying I didn't give him notice. It's outrageous, so I am...

Hi All, I also have a question in regards to questions [ b]2.4 - 2.5 on AN form[/b] . I'm a no-EEA family member of EEA national. Do I have to fill in my information in 2.4 clause in order to state on what basis I was in the UK for the last six years? If so, why do they have clause 2.5 asking for a...

Hi Everyone, Firstly, I want to commend all those who out of their busy schedule have kindly replied any post on this forum in general. Very much appreciated. I have been a member of this forum right from my student days back in 2004 through my 5yrs of working status and now presently permanently r...

i understand you are worried but in my opinion you should be picking up the phone and start making few phone calls, we already established that even if you get prosecuted your BC application will be fine. if your friend denies everything, have some witnesses at hand, i am sure since this happened du...

thats great Covet, thanks for that, in fact i have never read that document, well worth it. to be honest with you option one will be less hassle for me, because if we think about it logically and without trying to guess what Form AN 2.4 is trying to say "are you an EEA or an family member of an EEA"...

you don't have to apply as a family member cause the application AN whilst attempted to include EU national situation, didn't envisage all possibilities. As regards you reaching 12 months, is it the actual residence card or the automatic right? If the residence card then you are ok, if the automati...

You dont have to loose your fees always, if you cancel your appointment within 48 hours you might be able to get refund, well that is what it says on my NCS appointment letter from Newham NCS. thats correct, i have seen this in my local county web page as well. why £100? where i live is about £60...

Where we can find the parliament debate result of this proposal? Is it approved or not? Will it really go in effect? how can BC go from free in 2002 to £836 ? really? i was one of those who paid for that "you are allowed to marry" certificate that was banned few years later and when i tried to get...

Dz, did u apply for PR on form EEA4? what about the section there about eea history, as u retained right to reside, did u just provide covering letter??? Could u please provide in bullet points what docs u supplied apart from passport, how u filled out the EEA4 and how long they took to process ur ...

We are facing similar dilemma but no body has replied to us. here it is again. We are married and my husband is non eea. Help needed here with AN form . 2.4 Please state on what basis you were here for the last six years.Whose details required in this column eea or non eea. 2.5Here it is clear that...

jay321 wrote:Hi,

I've ILR in UK.I wanna know Do I need visa to travel to Europe.

Thanks

yes you do need a visa to visit Schengen states. this is dependent on your nationality (passport) and not your UK immigration status.

i've just gone through the FAQ and found this...I have a recent conviction for a minor offence. Should I still wait until the conviction has become spent before I apply for citizenship? We will normally disregard a single conviction for a minor offence resulting in a bind over, conditional discharg...

1. All documentary evidence(s) as specified in the form / guidance for applicants with PR (EEA regulations). 2. As you have been granted PR, I don't think there is a need, for naturalisation application, to provide documentary evidence(s) of your (now ex) EEA partner. 3. All documentary evidence(s)...

Hi everyone, Just want to advice to those who have received or on their way of receiving their British neutralisation certificate that please DO NOT LAMINATE IT to make it secure. I did mine and then sent for passport application and got refused. Then contacted home office and paid £80 for another...

Thanks 86ti, that is comforting to read. i know it hasnt been a long time but just wondering if you have posted your application? i am in more or less the same situation but i am unsure whether to tick the 2.4 Form AN section (are you a family member of an EEA national) since i have divorced and go...

thank for your reply...my question is should i mension this in the AN form if they didnt get back to me before i submit and also will its affect my application if they decide to to me to court?? ...i wasnt the one drivin at the time and is not a crime to borrow someone your car but if worse come to...

you are meant to tell the home office when your situation changes ie when you have divorced, hence why they have refused your PR application because according to their record you were still married and should have included your spouse's passport with the application. you can still apply for PR by sh...

not sure why no one has replied, maybe i need to give you guys more background to the case: I had my PR in Oct 2010 through retention of rights after being married to an EEA national. i would like to apply for BC in Sep 2011 but i have few questions: -in Sept 2011 i would have completed 12 month on ...

hi I had my PR in Oct 2010 through retention of rights after being married to an EEA national, we've been married for 4 years when we got divorced. i would like to apply for BC in Sep 2011 but i have few questions: -since i had PR without doing the full 5 years with the eea national how can i prove ...