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@Guerro: Re-applying for PR should therefore be fairly straightforward and independent of his EEA family member. Unfortunately, however, given the reputation of UKBA, the word "should" in the previous sentence has to be strongly emphasized.Once an EEA national (or their family member) has acquired permanent residence in the UK it can only be lost if they leave the UK for more than 2 consecutive years. This right is subject to Regulation 19(b) concerning Public Policy, Public Security and Public Health.
more like - criminal!mcovet wrote:one way i see, which is far-fetched, is-
If you're going to disseminate advice on a public forum please let it be sensible and responsible. Encouraging the OP to involve a 3rd party in deceiving and lying to the authorities is in no way helping!get a new passport and then post it to a friend in the UK who will apply internally, as if you are in the UK and if you could ask someone to report that your passport was lost/stolen in the UK to get the police crime reference number. If that is possible, then in the letter accompanying your application you will ask to expedite the process due to the fact you already have had to go through the application process, and attach your copy of previous PR.
soulqueeng wrote:Hi not sure you've read my original post but i've already completed more than 5 years in UK married to an EU national and received my PR last year. However i've been left stranded overseas having had my passport taken from my hotel room. HO have said that I cannot get my PR simply replaced into my new passport but must re-apply. To avoid having to go through this all over again I wanted to know whether I can simply apply for ILR as I would have been entitled to do so at end of this year being a year from the date I received my PR but I would be doing so without a PR vignette in my passport.
I want to know if it is possible and likelihood of success?
Be very clear. You have PR already. You already have it. End of story.soulqueeng wrote: HO have said that I cannot get my PR simply replaced into my new passport but must re-apply. To avoid having to go through this all over again I wanted to know whether I can simply apply for ILR as I would have been entitled to do so at end of this year being a year from the date I received my PR but I would be doing so without a PR vignette in my passport.
I want to know if it is possible and likelihood of success?