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vicky80 wrote:Just out of interest bobobo when (approximately) did you apply and how long did the process take? It seems like you just send every piece of paper you can find. A bit of a pain as you shouldn’t have to prove some of these things according to the case law above.
bobobo wrote:Just send the HO a letter explaining the circumstances with the following essential docs:
Decree Absolute
Proof of co-Habitation (Atleast for a year)
Marriage Certificate
Proof of Divorce initiation
Proof that EEA national was exercising rights during their period of stay in UK.
Proof of them exercising treaty rights DURING DIVORCE i.e. from initiation until grant of decree absolute (VERY IMPORTANT)
Proof of what u have been doing here e.g. studying,working etc..
Send it to the addess mentioned on the EEA2 Form which you can find from the UKBA website.
mcovet wrote:what if the eea national has already got the doc certifying permanent residence?
does non-eea still have to send anything apart from that to prove the exercise of treaty rights by eea during the period?
it would save the hassle etc. plus, non-eea will have to send this a 3rd time after confirming he retained right of residence- i.e. when applying for PR himself!
bobobo wrote:Just send the HO a letter explaining the circumstances with the following essential docs:
Decree Absolute
Proof of co-Habitation (Atleast for a year)
Marriage Certificate
Proof of Divorce initiation
Proof that EEA national was exercising rights during their period of stay in UK.
Proof of them exercising treaty rights DURING DIVORCE i.e. from initiation until grant of decree absolute (VERY IMPORTANT)
Proof of what u have been doing here e.g. studying,working etc..
Send it to the addess mentioned on the EEA2 Form which you can find from the UKBA website.
bobobo wrote:You would still need to send proof of exercising treaty rights until decree absolute was granted. Once you retain your rights of residence. The HO may want to just see the proof that EEA national was working from initiation until grant of decree absolute. This is a key condition for you ro retain rights of residence and also apply for PR independently.
Over time the HO might relax the rules where you might not need to provide any of the EEA nationals document after you have retained yopur rights. However this is how the rule stands now.
mcovet wrote:what if the eea national has already got the doc certifying permanent residence?
does non-eea still have to send anything apart from that to prove the exercise of treaty rights by eea during the period?
it would save the hassle etc. plus, non-eea will have to send this a 3rd time after confirming he retained right of residence- i.e. when applying for PR himself!
bobobo wrote:Just send the HO a letter explaining the circumstances with the following essential docs:
Decree Absolute
Proof of co-Habitation (Atleast for a year)
Marriage Certificate
Proof of Divorce initiation
Proof that EEA national was exercising rights during their period of stay in UK.
Proof of them exercising treaty rights DURING DIVORCE i.e. from initiation until grant of decree absolute (VERY IMPORTANT)
Proof of what u have been doing here e.g. studying,working etc..
Send it to the addess mentioned on the EEA2 Form which you can find from the UKBA website.