You were just wasting your time. They dont know anything about immigration law. All you need to show are two documents; Proof of your treaty right and a valid RC. Spouse, children, ex spouse(RoR) and extended family members with a valid RC has the same right as their sponsor under EU law. Hi, Have ...
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Does anyone know if a Non-EEA gets Right of retention after getting divorce from EEA national. Will a Non-EEA have same rights as he/she had before divorce ? Especially in case of to be considered as "Home student" in Universities ?
Hi Guys,
I just want to ask that is it a problem if immigration officer stamps our passport ? because i traveled with my wife in January and on way back they stamped my passport. I did not bother. But if it has any effect on my future status then please explain me.
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Jambo wrote:The RC is enough. You would be surprised how easy it would be. You might be asked where is your wife and a "she should be back in a few days" or not answering this question at all is legitimate response.
Remember - no landing card, EU line and no stamp in passport!
Hi, I am also travelling to my home country next month. My wife is french and she went to France last month as there is a family health problem. This is first time I am travelling without her. I will be back to UK after a month. Upon arrival do you think that immigration officer can raise any issue...
I mean with out EEA national. Yes, you can travel alone , but make sure you have all document when you returning back to UK such as marriage certificate, your resident card, can have national insurance with you or utility bill with both names... who knows may be helpful at that time, i am always ta...
As I mentioned that my wife will come back within 6 months to meet me. By this her absence from UK would also cover. It's 6 months of absence in total every year (or one 12 months absence). Coming for a few days back to the UK every 6 months won't make your stay according to the EEA regulations. I ...
The quickest answer to your question OP, is that you do not fall into any of the categories, that will enable you to retain your right of residence, such that you will be unable to do so in the event of your spouse leaving the UK. As I mentioned that my wife will come back within 6 months to meet m...
Obie wrote:The quickest answer to your question OP, is that you do not fall into any of the categories, that will enable you to retain your right of residence, such that you will be unable to do so in the event of your spouse leaving the UK.
Hi guys, I am non-eea family member of French spouse. we married in 2011. We have been living in UK since that time and my spouse is exercising right of treaty in UK. I have RC. But my wife wants to continue her studies in France. Therefore she wants to go back there for next couple of years. I can...
Hi guys, I am non-eea family member of French spouse. we married in 2011. We have been living in UK since that time and my spouse is exercising right of treaty in UK. I have RC. But my wife wants to continue her studies in France. Therefore she wants to go back there for next couple of years. I cant...
Hi guys, I am non-eea family member of French spouse. we married in 2011. We have been living in UK since that time and my spouse is exercising right of treaty in UK. I have RC. But my wife wants to continue her studies in France. Therefore she wants to go back there for next couple of years. I cant...
