Try to keep everything in one poast multiple posts are generally ignored by people on this forum
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agree with Mary1, you might need to send all the documents that you sent to the HO previously while applying for retention of rights to be on the safer side.

Generally from my experience if a non eea national cannot provide details of ex spouse exercising treaty rights at the time of the divorce, the application might be refused. The HO are not specific on what to provide but anything like payslips, employment contracts, letter from employer any such ORI...

Guerro Agree with what you say, makes sense to a reasonable mind. However do remember that there is no such stipulation in the EEA directives on providing proof of EEA national exercising treaty rights. This is what the HO asks for as this is the way that they have implemented the directive. They ha...

When did you complain to the Northwest complaints dept. Keep in mind that they do take upto 20 calendar days to get back, thats their SLA 9Service Level Agreement) hi. hunpak,thanks for ur concern,i have made complains to my MP,solvit and also to the NORTWEST costumer service. and when i called the ...

can you please provide more information - what you applied for, what docs you sent before any one can help you.
Thanks

jerseycrow wrote:guys pls help, any replys will be very much appreciated
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Eligibility for permanent residence The following are eligible under Regulation 15 of the Immigration (EEA) Regulations 2006: •EEA nationals who have resided in the UK (in accordance with the Regulations) for a continuous period of 5 years; •Non-EEA national family members who have resided in th...

go the following link and find out what royal mail delivery office serves your solicitor. http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/customerservice2?catId=69800731&mediaId=70300 what you can then do is take your ID - Driving license and some correspondence with the solicitor on his letter head with you to ...

if he cannot prove that the eea national was exercising treaty rights at the time of the divorce then the HO will not grant him the right to retain his residence. He would need the EEA nationals help at any stage if he would want to apply for PR or Retain rights of residence, without which he would ...

Please do not start Multiple threads for the same topic
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You would need comprehensive suickness insurance if the EEA national was exercising treaty rights as student or self sufficient person. Treaty rightys can be exercised as an employed, jobseeker, self employed, student or self sufficient person. As a jobseeker the limit by HO is 6 months and the eea ...

Guerro unfortunately this is true, for retention of rights you would need to prove that the ex was exercising treaty rights in the UK from the initiation to the time Decree Absolute was granted. If you cant do that then you will fail to retain rights of residence. If the EEA national leaves UK and s...

The clock starts ticking once you are married. So if you were married and came to the UK in 2004 then you should have had your PR in 2009. So the 1 year will count towards calculationg the date for PR. Hi all, Recently we applied for PR through EEA3 & 4(for my wife) and we are still waiting from HO....

if your wife leaves UK without divorcing you and continues the proceedings in any other EU conunty then I am afraid you will not be able to prove that she has been residing treaty rights from divorce initiation to decree absolute, which is what is needed to retain rights of residence. Even if you tr...

Try calling the HO yourself and try to get a written confirmation for the same. It could be possible that the HO changed their mind and dont want to interview now. get in touch with them directly and clear this out. please am confused me and husband was invited for marriage interview next week.but i...

hphpas, If your wife is in the UK, exercising treaty rights when the Decree Absolute is issued and you can prove that she was exrcising treaty rights here from divorce initiation until the decree absolute then you may qualify for retaining your rights. The reason I say "may" is becuase you would nee...

thanks nanaaddo

nanaaddo80 wrote:Hi boboobo,
Congratulations in retaining your right of residence.
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Just to update everyone, i received my passport yesterday from the HO with a brand new RC valid until 2015. They sent me the wrong covering letter, cancelled my previous RC and issued me a new one for 5 years. So I guess I was successful in retaining my residence. Applied: 11 Feb 2010 HO Recd: 12 Fe...

mate no harm sending it...but the proof of cohabitation in UK for a year at least would be ideal. thx Bobobo.. sounds good what you said, i'll try to put all documents in sections make my best to make it clear for them. you see, we got married in germany, so i got some prouves of co-habitation of wh...

I agree with troubled, if you are divorced then you have to inform HO and there is no way you can retain your rights of residence based on marriage as you don't qualify. You will have to make your marriage work, if however its too late for that then I am afraid you will need to inform the HO and wai...

mate send everything, better safe than sorry. Just make sections and write a cover note saying what each of these sections have. e.g. section A - non eea passport, decree absolute, proof of divorce initiation, proof of eea national exercising treaty right from initiation until decree absolute. Secti...

mate a letter itself will not suffice. Remember the onus is on you to furnish all information to the HO and then wait for them to get back to you. There are several posts and topics that deal with this issue. See the following for instance http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=49031 whils...

george it does not matter what the reason of the divorce is, what matters is the questions raised by the OP. Not everyone feels comfortable in disclosing all information, so maybe good to stick to the topic.... however,read the post carefully and you will get the answers.... hi guys.. thak you for t...

congratulations nanaaddo, very happy for you mate. all the efforts have paid off.

nanaaddo80 wrote:Update,
I want to thank all members for helping.I just received all documents back form ukba with a right of permanent residence.I want tothank Obie for all the help.Thanks to all and good luck to all waiting.

Unfortunately I do not agree with this, as the rules clearly state that the 3 years should have passed prior to divorce initiation. This clearly means that an Application for divorce (Initiation) should be made after 3 years of marriage. Agree that the family memeber is safe until the Decree Absolut...