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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...

Hi everyone i am a PR holder since may2009 according EU directory from my previous marriage and then separation from my ex EU wife, although i'm still waiting for my confirmation from HO. i've been with my current partner for the past 4 years and she was refused her tier4 visa on some stupid reason...

Hi , I just want to share my story about PR after an initial application which was posted in last week of August was sent back in early October because my solicitor has sent photocopies of some documents rather than originals. A new application was sent with all the ORIGINAL supporting documents and...

Hallo guys , what about if the EEA spouse was a full time study and no medical Insurance would the non EEA spouse qualifield for residence card or they need private medical Insurance? I have seen your other querry . I think as you want to apply for retention of right of residence after divorce and ...

self employer u need full medical Insurance. If you have not got on it would be better to do it now before the ask it Cityboy didn`t said SELF EMPLOYED , he applied on self sufficient basis. Secondly self employed people don`t need a private insurance but they have to provide tax returns, proof of ...

cityboy wrote:So do we send the Medical insurance Documents straight to UKBA or do we
wait for them to ask for it ?

As I mentioned above , even if u send it , that will not cover the entire 5 year period and you must have had it for the last 5 years when u were self sufficient. So just wait and see.

Hi Yes in self sufficiency case they will ask for comprehensive health insurance for all the applicants. If you sign up a private medical insurance today then that will not cover the last 5 years , they will not back date your insurance. and the cover period will start from now onwards. You will fin...

Hi,
1-P60`s of last 5 years and most recent wage slips( I think at least last 2-3 months would be ok)
2-Yes u need to send the marriage certificate and/or birth certificates accordingly.

The relevant forms ask all the supporting documents necessary for the application to be processed.

Good luck.

As you were living in UK during the 2005-2006 period you must be paying council tax, any utility bills . Only issue is that you have your name on the council tax bill, gas /electriity/telephone/water bills. For the council tax you can contact the relevant council to provide you with the record they ...

Hi , I think other people have given you sufficient info regarding your immigration query about your wife. Apart from that I think the solution is to clear your suspicions.The best way to clear the suspicion is by talking to your wife directly about this matter. It is better to be clear rather than ...

hi,
there is no other option for non EEA national other than sending application to liverpool and there is no fees under EEA law.

Hi there. I also have a question.What if I exercised treaty rights for 4 years and then I had a gap - 8mths- and then started to work again.Could I make up for that 8mths or I am just better off saying that I am self-sufficient. regards Hi I think it would be ok with self sufficient option for that...

Dear all, I just wanted to post a bit of a success story regarding the processing time for an EEA4 application. After an initial application was returned with a request for further supporting information (it was returned within a week of sending), a further EEA4 for my Brazilian girlfriend and her ...

Hi are there any gaps when your spouse was not exercisng treaty rights ? are you claiming any benefits during this period? You should contact an immigration lawyer who deals with EEA applications as soon as possible. If you have evidence of 5 years of exercising treaty rights you don`t have to worry...

Dear thsths as you advised in one of your posts this website http://www.publiclawproject.org.uk/AdviceGeneral.html . In the leaflet of `what is judicial review `they say that if someone is not eligible for recieving public funds then he has to pay 15000 pounds for the cost of review. what is this :r...

Is there any way to get the passport of your ex through the intervention of a solicitor , any one who is a person of good standing in the area , any mutual friends you both have....I may be wrong but have you thought about this.

First , I am not a senior member of this forum nor I am a solicitor so I could be wrong . My friend this statement regarding PR will be obtained automatically is not as AUTOMATIC as we think for non EEA family members like us . You can see in this forum many are suffering and one thing is automatic ...

sad news but don`t be so hopeless ,
get advice from a good solicitor and go to court of law , thats why the courts are for ..
i am sure u will succeed.
i think any one applying for EEA4 must get professional help from solicitors for their application process .
wish u good luck .

U are suggesting that if some one married 5 years back and lived most of the period in any other country then he or she can get a PR status after coming to UK and living here for 1 year or 1 month... no i don`t agree ,,actually u have to live in this country for 5 years and that u should have proof ...

Hi, I am a family member of a German national living in UK since August 2004. I entered Uk on EEA family permit and was later given EEA family member residence permit for 5 years. During this whole period me and my wife both are working without any interruption . My wife was initially employed then ...

Hi, I am a family member of a German national living in UK since August 2004. I entered Uk on EEA family permit and was later given EEA family member residence permit for 5 years. During this whole period me and my wife both are working without any interruption . My wife was initially employed then ...