retain right of residence after divorce

sleeper · Post by **sleeper** » Wed Jun 16, 2010 3:11 pm

Why do I need insurance? We were both employed during our marrige,and had rights to use NHS services for free. I'm planning to send them my 5 years P60 + payslips covering 5 years from the date of marrige.

raoulll · Post by **raoulll** » Wed Jun 16, 2010 10:05 pm

sleeper wrote:Why do I need insurance? We were both employed during our marrige,and had rights to use NHS services for free. I'm planning to send them my 5 years P60 + payslips covering 5 years from the date of marrige.

i'm little be confused about it,that's way i want you opinion about my case
supposed that i retain my right after divorced wife who i lived with her over 3 years in uk (i didn't work the first year,she worked these 3 years)
when i apply for my PR,what i should submit for covering this first year her document proving that she was working or i have to start count 5 years from the year i start working!?

raoulll · Post by **raoulll** » Fri Jun 18, 2010 10:37 pm

raoulll wrote:
sleeper wrote:Why do I need insurance? We were both employed during our marrige,and had rights to use NHS services for free. I'm planning to send them my 5 years P60 + payslips covering 5 years from the date of marrige.

i'm little be confused about it,that's way i want you opinion about my case
supposed that i retain my right after divorced wife who i lived with her over 3 years in uk (i didn't work the first year,she worked these 3 years)
when i apply for my PR,what i should submit for covering this first year her document proving that she was working or i have to start count 5 years from the year i start working!?

come on sleeper!!!

sleeper · Post by **sleeper** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 9:30 am

Not sure what do you need to provide for the 1st year when you didn't work. They might ask you to provide Comp. Insurance. I applied with EEA2 as I haven't completed my 5 yrs after marrige yet.

raoulll · Post by **raoulll** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 9:52 am

sleeper wrote:Not sure what do you need to provide for the 1st year when you didn't work. They might ask you to provide Comp. Insurance. I applied with EEA2 as I haven't completed my 5 yrs after marrige yet.

hi sleeper,what do you think if i give them prove that my ex was working that time(we were couple that time)and the rest i was working (4years)?
and i just whant to know when you going to apply for pr after completing 5 years or 28 days before that?.

thanks.

Lookingfor · Post by **Lookingfor** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 5:35 pm

hi guys.
can let me please about how i got right of retain.
i was married with eea national october 2003. i got visa april 2004 for 5 years. at marriage time we were together but after 2 year we become seprate . even she is vary friendly with me still now .
last year i applied for PR. but its was refuse in april 2010. due to we not living together . and 2nd she wast in this country. but i can prove she was in this country. since 2003.
my solictor apllied for apeal. next month i hav hearing on 14 july. what shell i do ?
my solictor want to withdrw apeal and wanna apply for retain right of residence. my divorce in process . i applied for decree nisi last month i didt hear any thing from court yet. how long it take ?
shell i attiend court and tell them my divorce in process?
or what shell i do ?

youcrane · Post by **youcrane** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:42 pm

sleeper wrote:To Raoulll: Yes just one letter and her WRS registration certificate. P60 for 4 years + all payslips (4 years).

Hi sleeper, thank you very much for taking time to answer everyones questions, it's very good of you.
I am in the very same situation as you, I am now divorced, but my ex-husband is self employed.
Please can you answer me; Are the P60 for 4 years (and payslips) you provided yours or your ex-wifes?
Thanks

sleeper · Post by **sleeper** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:59 pm

My payslips+
Letter from her employer

youcrane · Post by **youcrane** » Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:12 am

sleeper wrote:My payslips+
Letter from her employer

Thank you very, very much for reply!

noodles · Post by **noodles** » Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:15 am

Hi all,
I've read about some EEA4 applicants being issued with a further 5 years RC. Since PR is automatic after 5 years, Will this person be able to apply for BC one year after or does the person have to wait another 5 years then apply for PR?

noodles · Post by **noodles** » Mon Aug 02, 2010 1:10 pm

noodles wrote:Hi all,
I've read about some EEA4 applicants being issued with a further 5 years RC. Since PR is automatic after 5 years, Will this person be able to apply for BC one year after or does the person have to wait another 5 years then apply for PR?

Any ideas?

jackEM · Post by **jackEM** » Mon Aug 02, 2010 3:39 pm

One can apply for PR after 5 years, regardless of what you get...
One need to just prove that via documents...
And one can apply for BC straight away after one of attaining PR status...

RC & PR are the confirmation of one's rights....and these make it easier to apply for BC, thats all.

Dashuketa · Post by **Dashuketa** » Fri Dec 28, 2012 9:32 pm

Hi! Does anyone know if it is worth applying for a Retained right of residence if my EEA national ex husband (we've been married for more than 3 years) has had a criminal record during that time of marriage? (Thats one of the reasons of our divorce, he also has drinking problems). Is it going to be a problem? I've been working full time during our marriage all the time.

Obie · Post by **Obie** » Fri Dec 28, 2012 9:36 pm

Provided you are divorced and can show he was a qualified person at time of divorce, you should be fine. Given the fact that he has alcohol problem, chances are, you may have difficulty proving this

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