If you have already spent 5 years in the UK as a family member of a qualified EEA national, then you may qualify for PR and therefore, confirmation of PR would be the correct form. The period of retention of right of residence may also be included in the 5 years, if applicable. See also PM (EEA ...

Did you dig into the RoR doc provided above, ie this one: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/421235/Retained_Rights_v2_0.pdf - see page 31+ if you have difficulties assembling your evidence Find the RoR form via here: https://www.gov.uk/family-permit/retained ...

Thanks. And for whatever reason, if I cant prove her exercising treaty rights for the entire duration of marriage, does that make my retention of rights application void? We were seperated for a year prior to divorce, she has only agreed to give me proof of her exercising treaty rights for the ...

That's correct . As Obie commented , you may have already automatically attained PR before your divorce. But you have to show that your ex. was a qualified person (or had attained PR) throughout your 5 year period together in the UK (at most up to when the divorce was concluded). Hey, thanks for ...

The form EEA4 is for Permanent residence. Why are you trying to fill it in if as you say you are going to apply for retention of rights after divorce? Hey, Thanks for the reply. Thats the same form I need to fill for rentention of rights ..or am i missing something here? It is definitely a ...

Hi, Can someone please help me out with the form . I have got my decree absolute now and am just filling up the form. In section 9 , it asks to fill in the relevant eea nationals activity since they entered the country. I am a bit confused about this. I thought I was supposed to just write what they ...

Thanks. Section 8 of EEA 4 form asks to supply information for the duration of the activities of both yourself and your sponsor . My understanding so far about the documents is as such: Divorce certificate---which is the proof that marriage lasted 3 years....5 in our case. Id documents for both ...

Hi. What is your status of the non eu national if the residence card has expired beyond five years and getting divorced now? Will be applying for retention of rights but worried about the status meanwhile. Also, eu national was working during divorce proceedings so is that the time period that i ...