seagul wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 12, 2020 1:31 pm

• Paragraph 276B (long residence)

If he applies for SET(LR), then wouldn’t they consider this as a human rights application?

Thanks! I had forgotten. For consistency, they should have updated the Long residence guidance with the human rights provisions of the Rights of Appeal guidance.

Zimba wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 11, 2020 10:03 pm

He can apply under SET(LR) without his section 3C being affected or appeal needed to be withdrawn.

The Guidance differs?

Make sure she wasn’t absent for more than 180 days in any consecutive twelve month periods between 9 May 2018 and present.

ILR parents require adequate maintenance for child.

Please click on the my underline link(s) above for a court judgment analysis. Some relevant rules appear to be 1 (c) The employment or self employment income of an applicant will be taken into account if they are in the UK, aged 18 years or over and working legally , and prospective employment incom...

No.

EU Settlement Scheme:
EU, other EEA and Swiss citizens and their family members.

She may be unable to retain a right of residence without a divorce.

I think the question may be aimed at single or separated parents, or when parents are subject to court orders, etc. If parents are living together with child, then that may be sufficient to show that they have parental responsibilities.

Include proof of parent’s ILR or British citizenship.

Entitled?

Secretary of State for the Home Department v Christy [2018] EWCA Civ 2378 (25 October 2018) . 7. ....Ms Christy was granted entry and a right of residence by the Polish authorities under Poland's ordinary domestic immigration rules; she had no need to seek to rely on any rights she might have as th...

That case is completely irrelevant, since the spouse was a dependent family member. Your spouse is on a work permit, her current permission is completely independent of you, and therefore Surinder Singh does not apply to you. Having an EU Residence card in the EU country for spouse isn’t compulsory...

If she is currently in the UK, then see also temporary concessions.

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 29, 2020 3:26 pm

Also start gathering data about how you moved the center of your life to the Netherlands in the period that you were living there. So proof of any local volunteering, joining language classes, etc.

Note ZA.

If her residence with you in the EEA country was genuine, then it may be okay.

I think he’s your dependant for Immigration purposes, as his immigration status is dependent on yours.

Be aware of future complications.

23.

Complicated.