Yes that makes sense! But there is no point to try to make a case to the employer that I do have the right to work if I do not have it. And if I do have this right, proving that will be worth the effort for them and me. So how can I know if I do have the right to work in the first place ? Employer ...

but also that you were dependent on your uncle for meeting your basic needs, is fairly important. That point is essential. Just to help you understand it, my brother gets about £10000/year money transfers from my uncle who is an EEA national. The reasons for these payments is that my uncle is build...

You can get marry in Poland, as you are non-polish citizen, they would book you the date after 28 days of registering. Then you can get EEA/EU settlement scheme visa to re-enter and apply to settlement scheme RC. Once you have marriage certificate, visa should be processed in 1-2 weeks by the embasy...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 15, 2020 8:44 pm

Northern Ireland is part of the UK!!!

For now yes, but it is not part I guess, it is like partnership as named United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, that is why I was not %100 sure about exact rules for overseas.

And I guess it is not also certain after Brexit?

Hi all,

As non-eu with eu settlement residency, such person is allowed to take up job or live in Belfast? And in the future for permanent residency or ILR, how does it work, lets say you live 3 years in the UK and moved to Belfast and lived 2 years more and in total 5 years so can get ILR?

Thank you

It seems like OP is trying to bring all her family, friends, uncles, aunties, cousins to the UK using the rights of EEA person. Does not seem right thing to do.

For many people it is also unknown querry... :/

You may continue with the current pre settled status. Provisions are made for curtailment of pre settled status, but this only arises on cases of fraud or deception. Why did you delete your previous states Obie? There were few other states you were sure about... Instead of deleting your/my previous...

You may continue with the current pre settled status. Provisions are made for curtailment of pre settled status, but this only arises on cases of fraud or deception. Why did you delete your previous states Obie? There were few other states you were sure about... Instead of deleting your/my previous...

You may continue with the current pre settled status. Provisions are made for curtailment of pre settled status, but this only arises on cases of fraud or deception. Why did you delete your previous states Obie? There were few other states you were sure about... Instead of deleting your/my previous...

inesbankole wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 8:10 pm

COA received today confirming the application was valid. I will keep updating this when i receive something new

1-) What did they send you to follow, can you share their email?

2-) Did they ask you to submit your spouse ID/Passport?

3-) what are the list of documentations submitted?

Rule EU 14 (1)(a)(iii) of the Immigration Rules does provide for grant of Leave to Remain for applicant who qualifies for a retained right of Residence. The point you are making clearly does not add up. It has the potential of confusing applicants, who are clearly entitled to apply for a pre-settle...

Rule EU 14 (1)(a)(iii) of the Immigration Rules does provide for grant of Leave to Remain for applicant who qualifies for a retained right of Residence. The point you are making clearly does not add up. It has the potential of confusing applicants, who are clearly entitled to apply for a pre-settle...

Rule EU 14 (1)(a)(iii) of the Immigration Rules does provide for grant of Leave to Remain for applicant who qualifies for a retained right of Residence. The point you are making clearly does not add up. It has the potential of confusing applicants, who are clearly entitled to apply for a pre-settle...

So is it better to apply for another pre settled under retained right of stay ? Or apply for retained right of stay under EU law ? In settlement scheme I cannot see any path to apply ROR(retain your rights as non EU). In order to keep your pre-settled status you must have your EU sponsor or retaine...

To summarize, ROR status is only for those persons come from EEA route, Before changes it was very simplified like no sponsor's ID required, no financial conditions to met etc. But after changes, in order to get ROR status, sponsor ID became mandatory again. This part of yours giving me a great dea...

Just look at this YOU CAN APPLY IF: If you were previously married or in a civil partnership You can also apply if your marriage or civil partnership to an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen ended with a divorce, annulment or dissolution, and you lived in the UK when it ended. One of the following must also ...

Hi all, Just want to clarify with the references to regulations and Immigration Law and not just to speculate on the subject as It seems to me that Blacksea28 just speaks his mind without any basis for his/her statement. - Though that you already checked version 2.0 , therefore did not quote a link...

So is it better to apply for another pre settled under retained right of stay ? Or apply for retained right of stay under EU law ? In settlement scheme I cannot see any path to apply ROR(retain your rights as non EU). In order to keep your pre-settled status you must have your EU sponsor or retaine...

Once they divorce, they may retain a right of residence if the substantive requirements are met. ROR is only possible under EEA route which is covered by EU law if the substantive requirements are met. Once the person got ROR status then they can keep their pre-settled status as well and apply to s...

"Pre-settled status granted under these Rules is in no means a guaranteed route to settlement, it is now not guaranteed a person can retain pre-settled status to acquire the opportunity to apply for settled status. For example, a family member may cease to be a family member during the pre-settled s...

I do not understand the last post at all. There are clear provisions for a person who retained rights of residence to qualify for pre settled status. If non-eu person granted pre-settled status due to marriage to EU national, there is no path to apply in case of seperation. (In previous version of ...

It seems like you can only apply to get ROR under EEA residency and in the future there will not be any path for only pre-settled status-card holders for family members of an EEA. So it means, if you only hold pre-settled status and the marriage is over, non-eu family member has no path to recover a...

Hi all, i am in the same situation been married for 3 years i am waiting for decree absolute to apply I wrote to the EU resolution centre and here is their answer : We understand that you are soon to be divorced from the EU national who was your sponsor. Once you are divorced you will need to make ...

Probably he went through pre-settle application rather than EEA FP recidency. Therefore, they only need to apply with their IDs and provide marriage act, thats it, there is no other requirements as EEA FP in EU settlement scheme. Did he know your case number? Are you pre-settled yourself? Why he ne...