Yes but u need the ID of your EU spouse for EEA4 application... Will you be able to get that? The split was more or less amicable and doubt getting the ID would be a problem - the non-EEA still is "looking after" a lot of the EEA's paperwork and occasionally fills form for them etc (at their ...
The non-EEA national can apply for a permanent residence card using form EEA4 once permanent residence has been acquired. This can be applied for independently from the EEA national. Apologies for my ignorance but this is new to me. Are you saying the EEA must get PR first by using EEA3 or can the ...
Many thanks for the quick response Ben. Does the EEA have to formally apply for the PR (presumably EEA3) for the non-EEA to be able to or if the EEA is happy continuing as they are can the non-EEA apply for PR (EEA4) independantly? My understanding was that a divorcee would be entitled to still ...
The EEA national has been working in the UK but they have all been low level jobs (cleaner, dish washer etc) and frequently as a temp. To the best of my knowledge they have been employed probably 95% of the time with short gaps between temp work but they have never claimed any benefits. I believe ...
Ok, now I am very confused and now also concerned having just seen http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/while-in-uk/relationship-ended1/ History: Non-EEA married EEA in 2001 with both being resident outside of the EEA at the time (EEA has dual nationality) Both entered EEA's home country in 2003 ...
