So, what did she do when she finished her course? She was actively looking for a job, going through interviews From July 2010 onwards Was she a jobseeker? No didn't claim jobseekers allowance or voluntarily unemployed and not looking for work? She was looking for a job until she was accepted for ...
Do you mean she was a full-time student - not a worker or jobseeker - for a period of time? If so, how long? She was made redundant and on jobseeker for 2 months then full-time student for 10 months then not a worker for 4 months until she found a job in November 2010. Based on above info, do you ...
Your spouse is considered as a worker during the time he/she was made redundant and subsequently engaged in vocational training. You application should be fine, if UKBA follows their guidance and the law. Thanks for the quick reply Obie, I think you answered question 2 Can anyone answer Q1 & Q3 ...
I am a spouse of an EEA national and about to apply for ILR after being here for over 5 years. My wife has been exercising her treaty rights and both are self sufficient. She was made redundant in 2009 and claimed job seekers allowance for 2 months 8/07/09 - 13/09/2009 ( registered herself with ...
Yes, landing card Yes, Non UK/EU/EEA Line (but if traveling with other family members who are British or EU/EEA may use the UK/EU/EEA line on a discretionary basis) I'm a non EEA spouse married to EEA and I just came back from a trip abroad where I didn't have to fill in the landing card and I used ...
