I don't think there is any time limit as long as you can substantiate her self employment with the required documents, and I think you will require comprehensive health insurance as well. For self employment there is no need to have health insurance. Only send the most recent bill of class 2 nation...
I think ( as mentioned by others above ) that if someones sponsor goes to an EEA country outside UK and work there for 6 months and then come back , then that person can apply for residence card with the condition that he will remain financial dependant of his EEA sponsor during this period.
Do you know how long it would take my mother to exercise treaty rights as a British citizen before I would be eligible to apply for a residence card? Also please could you explain how she would exercise treaty rights? Does it mean working in the UK since shes worked here fore 7 years now. Exercisin...
As far as I understand it will depend on 1-either the british citizen has recently exercised treaty rights in any EEA country for a considerable time period other than UK 2-how you are dependent on EEA national in your case as your mother has recently obtained british citizenship so EU law doesn`t a...
Hi Your 5 year period starts from date of your marriage (November 2009) under EEA rule to be eligible for permanent residence. If during this period your wife naturalised as british citizen then you can apply for citizenship after 5 years (with the condition that you remain husband and wife) otherw...
The residence requirement for PR is 5 years under EEA regulations. As soon as your wife obtains PR she can make use of UK Immigration Regulations but as far as I know that would mean you having to leave the country and applying for a spouse visa from abroad. So if i have a Resident Card and my wife...
Hi Your 5 year period starts from date of your marriage (November 2009) under EEA rule to be eligible for permanent residence. If during this period your wife naturalised as british citizen then you can apply for citizenship after 5 years (with the condition that you remain husband and wife) otherwi...
Hi jim kam, As u mentioned that ur spouse was working only for 1 year during her total stay in UK . So was she exercising her treaty rights as a worker at the time of divorce or as a self sufficient person on ur income?. Becz as u said u have health insurance and are working , is that insurance and ...
Hi anwar If your wife has been exercising treaty rights for 5 years and u were living with her during these 5 years here in UK then U and Ur wife both automatically have acquired PR . You can use form EEA4 to get your confirmation of PR status and by sending all the required documents. As far as the...
Hi Pasha Although I am not an expert but I think small gaps are not a problem . They will need tax returns for the years ur spouse was in self employment and if u provide all the supporting documents like invoices, receipts, bank statements,proof of national insurance contributions and tax payments ...
Hi, I think your solicitor is right , you should make a new application for ur husband`s residence card also u should make sure that the bills will be in his name as well. If u send a new EEA 2 application with all the supporting documents , I hope you will succeed. Your husband`s job is not require...
hi sash117 they are wrong this is not a validity date this is the date of renewal of PR document so ur status will remain that of a person who is settled even after 10 years when you want to renew it . You can check the forum , there are members who got permanent residence through EU route and are ...
I cannot possibly think what a Lithuanian girl has in common with a Bangladeshi criminal. I think this statement has an overtone which is not very pleasant. Love cannot be based on nationality and it has no boundary, there are lots of interracial marriages. One does not have to pass a character tes...
Hi You should send all the required documents needed in the respective EEA4 and EEA3 forms. In addition please see these guidance notes http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/eea/guide-eea for additional documents like bills,tenancy agreement,bank statements . Bascally they wi...
a) Yes he will have to use form EEA4 b) yes c) no test needed for PR , but for naturalisation he should pass it. d) yes it is free e) he can apply for naturalisation after acquiring PR status and keeping it for 1 year , for euorpean nationals and their families the term "permanent residence" is used...
If you have retained ur right of residence after divorce (by living with ur ex for 3 years and one of which must be in uk while ur ex was exercising treaty rights) then u can apply for retention of right of residence and ask them to change ur name in new residence card .
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plz explain it.
how can someone become EEA national without being EEA national ????
very confusing
i assume u want to say that if a non eea national have a child with an eea national , can he/she be treated as eea national for immigration purpose, Is this what u want to say?
hi sash117 they are wrong this is not a validity date this is the date of renewal of PR document so ur status will remain that of a person who is settled even after 10 years when you want to renew it. You can check the forum , there are members who got permanent residence through EU route and are br...
Hi arsenal22 did you use form EEA2 or EEA4? It may be because wrong form was used ur solicitor has no knowledge of eea law and he used wrong form talk to him and tell him about this, he should send the eea4 application now without delay and send all the supporting documents to get correct residence ...
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arsenal22 i never heard of this that a PR is issued with less than 10 years duration. Are you sure it is PR or they gave you a residence card again. Because by law it must be renewable after 10 years not 5.
Hi, if you don`t want to apply for confirmation of PR by using EEA3, that will not affect your husband`s eligibility to get his confirmation of permanent residence. The only issue is that they will need proof of your exercising treaty rights for 5 years either as employed, self employed, student , s...
Since u got ur permanent residence thru eea route , ur spouse can definitely apply for eea residence card if already in d uk or eea family permit if outside the uk. British settlement law will apply if u become a britsh citizen. Benifa is right . Gauk is now settled in UK and his status is the same...
Hi If you want to apply for confirmation of your permanent residence , you can do so by using EEA3 and include your children in that form as well . That will be for the confirmation of the right that you already have, you can check UKBA website they use the word confirmation of permanent residence. ...
Hi, It is not necessary for you to apply for permanent residence by using EEA3 form as you already have PR status if you are exercising treaty rights for 5 years . It is optional and you can bypass this . If you want to apply for british citizenship then you can do so after 1 year of acquiring the P...
