Hi Adikayani

You don't need her to sign , just tick the other and put divorced there on the eea fm form, also tick the box there that you are not providing ex spouse photograph , where they ask for photograph.
btw this is timeline thread

You are not dependent anymore and can go ahead with divorce... you can apply for citizenship after holding PR status for one year...

For ror you must be divorced and your spouse must be qualified at the time of divorce finalised as well as you also need to be working, as you married in June 2012 and it is already five years from marriage date then upon divorce you can apply for permanent residence straight away provided you have ...

If decree absolute has not been issued then buy csi for both of you, this might help and also you need to be working after divorce, Obie or other moderators can assist better, but buy csi before decree absolute is issued by

If not then I am afraid, Obie is right as you may not qualify

CSI cannot be backdated, was your ex wife only studying during divorce or was she also working may be part time...

What they are saying is, your ex wife was a student during the divorce hence she was not qualified person if she hasn't got CSI, for eea students they need CSI to be qualified, to retain the right of residence your ex wife needs to be exercising treaty rights, which does not seem to be...

Hi All, I am new to this forum, I need some help, I retained my right of residence following divorce and I want to visit my home country for 2 months, 1.I drive a taxi and I am self employed , if I go abroad for two months , will it break the continuity of treaty right by not working for 2 months ? ...