Finally got Settled Status today. It took nearly less than a month Here is my time line Applied 21/05/2021 ( along with my EEA Spouse. My EEA Spouse got settled status very next day 22/05/2021) Got COA same day 21/05/2021 Biometric not applicable as used EEA Residence Card Contacted two time EEA re...

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Hi All, I hope someone can guide me through the right path with my immigration query. So I'm a Non-EU citizen who was married to an EU-National a few years ago. I was granted a UK Residence card (Type of permit: Family member - EU residence) valid for 5 years starting from May 2016 - May 2021. Unfor...

Thank you, have sorted an emergency visa now. Hi Shah, I'm in the same situation as you. I need to apply for OCI, but it will take time and I need to be in India on the first week of January for an emergency family situation. Could you please tell me what visa did you apply for, how and where and a...

Hi all, I am in the same situation, I got my pre-settled status and in process of divorce. I have been married to an EU citizen for more then 3 years. Now should I apply for a Retained right to reside after my divorce finalised or should I keep using my EU family member residence card until I make ...

First of all, sorry for the delay in reply.

Yes, my solicitor has confirmed that I can travel freely in and out of UK using my previous BRP.

You should apply under retained rights when its time to apply for Settled status from your current pre-settlement status.

For all those wondering, If you are an Non-EU who is divorced and has Pre-settled status, you can freely enter and exit the country using your EU Family member Biometric card. This has been mentioned on this thread multiple times by DinoTino and few others (Thanks for that). I also checked multiple ...

Hello! When did you send the documents to UKVI for retention? I am in the same situation and just sent my application last week as i just got my decree absolute in december. I ve been told by the lawyer that those applications could be bounced back as those cards will be invalidated after 2020. Did...

You may continue with the current pre settled status. Provisions are made for curtailment of pre settled status, but this only arises on cases of fraud or deception. Hi obie, Merry christmas. Does it mean i can still the pre settled status i have right now and travel with my eu residence card? I ha...

Can someone please help me? I'm really confused. So I'm a non-eu who was married to an EU national. Our marriage ended after 3 and half years. After receiving decree absolute, my solicitor said I can apply for retained rights under the new settlement scheme. I was told he would be filing an applicat...

Application Submitted online: 17/ September
Documents Returned: 19/ September
Received COA: 08/ November
BRP: [Waiting]

Presettelled status dont need to be there 5 years. For this u just have to have a BRP. And when u will have 5 years after ur marriage u will get setteled status, u have to apply for. Now u had to apply for retained right After decree absolute. Or u could apply setteled status if u were lucky u migh...

Thanks for that.

I have already applied for Pre Settled status and its been 6 weeks and 3 days now with no correspondence from HO yet. Last time I checked with my solicitor, I was told HO is busy with Brexit applications so we need to wait.

CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 11:50 am

dellledd911 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 11:49 am Thanks for this.
Last time I posted on timeline for ROR,
I was warned not to post any questions or queries other than the timeline.

No you weren't and yes, I have just checked!!!

Sorry for the noob question, but how can I delete this thread now?
I have just posted this query on ROR timeline

Hello there, So I'm a NON-EU who was married to an EU national for 3 and half years until the marriage broke down. I was given 5 years EU Family Member Residence Card. I consulted with a Lawyer and I was told I could apply for Pre-settlement as I have been in the country for 5 years (first 2 years b...

Thanks for this.
Last time I posted on timeline for ROR,
I was warned not to post any questions or queries other than the timeline.

Hello there, So I'm a NON-EU who was married to an EU national for 3 and half years until the marriage broke down. I was given 5 years EU Family Member Residence Card. I consulted with a Lawyer and I was told I could apply for Pre-settlement as I have been in the country for 5 years (first 2 years b...

draco18 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2019 8:02 pm Updated Timeline:

Application for RoR sent: 15-03-2019
Payments taken: 19-03-2019
Biometric submitted: 25-03-2019
COA: 09/04/2019
BRP: .....

Hi! Did you receive your BRP yet? whats happening with your situation right now?

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hi, i was looking for PR requirements
i married nov 12, divorced in 17 ror refused then appeal win it in sept 18, ror in decmber 18 for 5 years
now confused what is required for the PR
can u please guide
Thanks
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What was the reason for refusal?

sorry for the noob question, but what's RC?

CR001 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 06, 2019 9:25 am

dellledd911 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 06, 2019 9:17 am Also, I would really appreciate if you could send me a private message. thanks

You don't have access to the private message function yet as a new member.

What's the criteria required to gain access to PM?

Hi there! Just wondering what's the waiting timeline for divorcing an EU national? I have read somewhere that after filling the application, it might take 2 weeks for the letter to arrive and once you sign them and send it back, you get a date and time when you can apply for Decree Absolute. Can so...

@VAL2018 Can I ask on what ground you applied and why it was refused ? I assumed it would take around 6 months as well. But I was told recently that the divorce center is currently have some issues with IT backlogs and hence it might take longer. And thanks a lot for your reply. I really appreciate...

Thanks for the correction

Hi Anthony! I'm not an expert, but your brother and his wife doesn't need to travel or live in Spain to apply for EEA family member visa. Since your brother has been living in the UK for the past 2 years exercising his treaty, He can bring his wife to the UK as a dependent. And yes, she would need t...