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Yes I have uploaded the English language B1 certificate. I also mentioned that in the cover letter.

Many Thanks CR001, If possible can you please give me a bit of clarification that I have a wife and a son back home and until today I haven’t applied for them to come in the U.K. and in the online form they asked ‘ do you have dependants not applying with you ‘ and I selected Yes as they are financi...

Many Thanks for your reply,
yes I have uploaded the cover letter, I was looking to post the letter as well but I have not yet received the case ID, is that possible to post the letter without Case ID???

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Hi, I applied for citizenship and will have ukvcas appointment today but I have made two mistakes online, First I had a trip outside the U.K. from 12-03-2014 to 18-03-2014 but by mistake I typed return on 18-03-2018, can someone suggest me what to do?? Second mistake, they asked if I have met Englis...

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I have a family friend and she works for a local council and at the moment she is on maternity leave, can she be my professional refree?
If someone can reply it would be appreciated

Thanks One more question if you don’t mind replying, With regards to the documents, will my passport would be enough to prove my U.K. residence as I don’t get any stamp in U.K. but I do get enter and exit stamp from my home country and also I haven’t visited any EU country so would only my Passport ...

Hi, many thanks for your reply, I had residence card issued on the basis of ROR first and then I applied for the confirmation of PR, I received PR card with the PR letter... So, I have to tick as EEA family member option and also do I need to put PR acquired date on the form or the date on PR card (...

Hello, I need help in filling the AN form, I got PR last years on the basis of retaining right of residence as I got divorce with my EEA spouse. In the form it asks about PR card number and for that it asks that if I am a family member of EEA citizen, whereas I am divorced now and there is no option...

It will be absolutely fine, just mention in the cover letter that you lost the original one...

If you got married in U.K. then you can get it from GRO... it will be fine

If she has PR then no need to exercise the treaty rights

NWEUROCOARequests@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk

Email to them at this address and if it still doesn’t arrive then make a complaint about not receiving the COA.

I will strongly recommend you to send bank statements and invoices...

When did you divorce I mean exact divorce date... From which date you have got consecutive work history of your ex spouse...

As long as you filled the payment section and biometrics section, you should probably be fine. They should not reject the application as invalid due to not ticking that particular section...

Hi Hwha11, If I give you my honest opinion that you should reapply by writing a detailed cover letter explaining your circumstances and tell them your time started towards PR when you got married and point out Home Office mistake, add the refusal letter with your cover letter and also provide all th...

Has your spouse got PR already?
What documents did you provide to prove your spouse’s treaty rights for continuous 5 years?

Did you break your residency by spending more than 6 months outside the UK?
If your residency is continuous then you will be alright and will be successful in court, and also as your spouse has PR so it will not make any trouble to your PR application if she stops working...

I would suggest you to look the whole package again carefully, if you still don’t find it then call EEA helpline to find out and also call DX courier to find out if they have got any thing for you, if they have then it’s a good news... hope this help

You should call EEA helpline to find out, they will tell you what’s going on...
If that’s home Office mistake , you will get a refund...

As long as you fulfill all the requirements of ROR and PR after divorce, you should not have any problem. Residence card is optional.

Also your PR time start from the date of marriage, not from the date of your Residence card issue date.

You can apply for PR at your fifth marriage anniversary provided your wife been qualified during that period (from marriage till fifth marriage anniversary)

Hi obie,
He is working continuously from 07/2016 until now and he got decree absolute on 02/2017...
in order to secure PR, he only needs to demonstrate that his ex was exercising treaty rights from the date of marriage till decree absolute...