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Is that question you ask or it happened already?askmeplz82 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 10:09 pmI am asking on behalf of my colleague . He divorced his Wife long time ago but when he applied for EU Settlement he send 5 years Council Tax with his name and his wife name in the Letter from Council but his wife left him 3 years ago and not living together since 2016 .. When his wife apply for Settled status of course she will have different address. So Home Office may revoke his ILR
Now my colleague is going outside the UK but he is worried they might find out and cancel his ILR when he is outside the country . Is it possible to revoke ILR under EU settlement ?
Question to ask. He was an EEA family member . For 2 years he was separated and then divorced . For EU settlement he send 5 years Council Tax under his and his ex wife name from 2014 - 2019 .. But his wife already left him in 2017 . her name was still in council Tax. So obviously when she apply for Settlement she will give different address from 2017Fbiboy2002 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 1:20 amIs that question you ask or it happened already?askmeplz82 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 10:09 pmI am asking on behalf of my colleague . He divorced his Wife long time ago but when he applied for EU Settlement he send 5 years Council Tax with his name and his wife name in the Letter from Council but his wife left him 3 years ago and not living together since 2016 .. When his wife apply for Settled status of course she will have different address. So Home Office may revoke his ILR
Now my colleague is going outside the UK but he is worried they might find out and cancel his ILR when he is outside the country . Is it possible to revoke ILR under EU settlement ?
Ofcourse his ilr cant be revoked because of divorce!!!
Living for 5 consecutive years with the wife is not a requirement. According to the Settlement Scheme page, the requirements for former partners are:askmeplz82 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 3:02 pmHome office knows he is divorced and they also know she didn’t live 5 years continuesly with him because he told them in the letter
He didn’t send anything at first but later they asked for her residency proof and he Send 5 years council tax with both name . He mentioned in the email he send to home office with the council tax that he is not living with her ex wife for long time
If he was granted Settled Status/ILR, I would assume he might have met the first bullet point condition above, and that the Home Office was satisfied that was the case. If so:If you were previously married or in a civil partnership
You can also apply if your marriage or civil partnership to an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen ended with a divorce, annulment or dissolution, and you lived in the UK when it ended.
One of the following must also apply:
- the marriage or civil partnership lasted for at least 3 years and you’d both been living in the UK for at least one year during that time
- you have custody of the EU, EEA or Swiss citizen’s child
- you have been given right of access in the UK to the EU, EEA or Swiss citizen’s child - the child must be under 18
- you have the right to live in the UK because you were the victim of domestic abuse in the marriage or civil partnership