@Richard W
Many thanks for your help.
Sorry for asking many times.
It's just the stress home office always put us in.

I will wait for their response. If they don't i will have to make fresh application.

Hi @CR001 Am I qualify for permanent residence based on my 5 years marriage? Or i had to wait until November for 2018 to apply? Sorry but i Got confused. Hi @Reynaldogr I have to residence card The old one which is look like visa stamped on my passport. New one biometric valid until 2023. Many thank...

Many thanks Richard W
Yes i made my biometric enrollment in 8 July 2018

I'm in relation since 2012 and we live together since 2012. We married in uk in May 2013 Applied for my first residence card in May 2013(same month i got married) So i completed my 5 years marriage in May 2018 And after i applied for my permanent residence. I received another 5 years which is wired....

Thanks vinny
I applied for my first residence card on May 2013 got in November 2013
before that i did not have any other residence in uk.

Dear all moderators and friends in this forum I do need your help and your opinions please. @Obie @ Richard W @CR001 I really didn't want to share what happened with me because i didn't want to disappointed anyone. but honestly my mind will explode from thinking and i didn't get any clear answers ye...

Many thanks for your explanation.

Hi @kam999 and friends
Could you please help me with my question i mentioned above?

Hi everyone. Just quick question. When i made my biometric few weeks ago at the post office they issued me a little ticket and they sticked it on the top of biometric letter. But says on it HOME OFFICE BRP!!! is this right as i applied for permanent residence? Did you guys get the same ticket from t...

9A. Dual national: national of an EEA State who acquires British citizenship

Regulation 15 ( righ of permanent residence) only applies to DN, or to the family member of DN who is not an EEA national, if DN satisfies the condition in paragraph (4).

So we are all qualified for permanent residence

Preservation of transitional provisions in relation to family members of dual nationals http://www.eearegulations.co.uk/Regs2016/ByPage/schedule_06 My understanding is this transitional Provisions only for macarthy and not for us. And non eu family member who hold valid residence card before 16 july...

http://www.eearegulations.co.uk/Regs201 ... ulation_02

They updated lounes in eea regulations.
Check case law.

Great news guys! But how did you know it will come on 24 of July i couldn't see it anywhere!! Many thanks Good news is, finally they changed the fact of the transnational provision agreement Regulation 2 As eea who exercised their treaty rights then naturalised they still keep the Eu rights for thei...

It's the same things on home office Web site.
But it's on eea regulations.
I don't know if that's make any difference!!
Any opinion?

Hi every one
Quick update
http://www.eearegulations.co.uk/Stateme ... raft_rules

Can you please go through?

@eubritish I know it's really bother but don't listen much to them. They only copy and paste the information they have with little update. We all applied this year while Uk still part in eu. I don't care if they implement lounes today or in few months. However they can't go on against the decision o...

@kam999 Many thanks i got your point and yes you are right settle status means we can stay in uk permanently. However i read about it more this morning and I found this example on home office Web site Christophe’ arrived before the UK’s exit but won’t have been resident in the UK for 5 years when we...

Hi @kam999 👍👍👍 Can you tell me what settle status means? Is that like permanent residence. I read about it a bit but from what i understood its for non eu and eu citizen who don't have permanent residence by 31 December 2020. But for us we still part of eu until March 2019. So we qualified for perma...

@kam999
Thanks a lot for being the first one to find out the news.
And many thanks to everyone who is supporting us in this forum.
We are almost there guys. Finger cross everything goes fine.

@Richard w thanks for your explanation.

@kam999 I pretty sure it's up to the case workers now. Some can approve our cases with understanding that the law in our favour and some put our cases on hold until they amend the regulations. It doesn't matter when they implement lounes. Tomorrow after or few months from now. Home office will relea...

@chaoscontrol
Do you mind if i ask when did you apply for the first family permit for you wife?
I know she received it in December 2012.
And she received her residence card on April 2013
Many thanks in advance .

@chaoscontrol congratulations.

@Branok Many thanks for this link and hopefully they will implement lounes soon or at least release and policy to caseworker to handle our case which on hold until they implement lounes. However eubritish is right by saying our lives on holding-hands because this is our future. @salu if your residen...

@ Naturallyoccuring
Thanks a lot for sharing your story with us.
When did you get married?
And when did you apply for you first residence card?
And when your wife naturalised (became a British citizen)?
Many thanks in advance