Hi Jack - When I applied for retaining rights of residence I had to furnish proof that the Divorce proceedings were initiated after 3 years of marriage. I am not sure if this is a rule as such or if UKBA have adopted this as a criteria. Hello Guys.... Just think that this topic is kinda important......
Hi Jack - When I applied for retaining rights of residence I had to furnish proof that the Divorce proceedings were initiated after 3 years of marriage. I am not sure if this is a rule as such or if UKBA have adopted this as a criteria. Hello Guys.... Just think that this topic is kinda important......
thank for the advice please seniors can you help here Totally agree with JackEM, retain your rights first and then apply for PR on EEA4, will save you alot of explaination and also heart ache. Once you retain your rights you are independent and as long as you can prove that you have been exercising...
As long as you have documentation for yourself and your ex showing the SAME ADDRESS you shouild be fine. Also make sure you have proof of her working from initiation of divorce until Decree Absolute, if this is not there then you are in for trouble. Show as much paperwork as you can to ease things. ...
Seriously guys just ignore pakhtoon, some people just cant get this right and dont understand that they are here to help others and not mock them. We are here not to write in Kings or Queens english but to get questions answered and answer questions. I suggest just ignore his comments and move on......
I get the feeling you are confusing Retaining Rights and PR. Note the following: For retaining your rights you need to prove: your eea family member was exercising rights for 3 years+ specially from divorce initiation to Decree Absolute, you were living together at least 1 yr in UK. you were working...
The HO does not send a letter out when the case is assigned to a caseworker. They only send the outcome of the application. Whilst your application is in the queue the HO does initial checks on the application to see if all the docs seem to be there, this check is not a complete check. Once the file...
your PR countdown starts after the day you got married, so every day after your marriage counts towards PR (5 yrs) even if you get divorced the calculation would start from when you got married. The common mis conception is the time starts after you got your RC issued, which is NOT the case. Also pl...
The Caseworker instructions state that you would need to provide proof of eea family memeber xercising treaty rights throughout the period, if divorced then this should cover the periods from when the divorce was initiated until the decree absolute was granted. After you retain your rights of reside...
I am afraid not atleast not if you want to apply for PR following the EEA route, as you will need to prove that your sponsor was in the UK and was exercising their treaty rights. The HO would need to see proof of this. If your sponsor is not exercising their rights here then you dont have any right ...
Just go to the Bank with a copy of your passport with the EEA Resident Stamp and also take the COA you got from the HO stating that they have your passport this should do the job for you as the COA states you have applied for PR. Also take your EEA family members identification along with proof of r...
Just go to the Bank with a copy of your passport with the EEA Resident Stamp and also take the COA you got from the HO stating that they have your passport this should do the job for you as the COA states you have applied for PR. Also take your EEA family members identification along with proof of r...
sorry but i am confused, the judge refused the appeal as he thought the marriage did not last for 3 years... you say that you want to prove that your step dad was exercising rights around that time. if the judge is not satisfied with the duration of the marriage I am not sure if proving that your st...
gusola, when you apply for PR on EEA 4, you would need to prove that your ex was exercising her rights in UK, specially from the time the divorce was initiated until the decree absolute was granted. Unless you can prove this you are in for a tough time. The HO have the backing of AIT as well, whee i...
Just send an email to UKBA (NWCSU@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk) and complain to them, remember to put your name DOB address so that they can identify you. I applied in Feb 2010 and got my COA in March / April, 8 days after I sent an email to the HO. hi i submited my application eea4 after divorces at 16 03...
No retention of rights is your way of staying in an EU country independently i.e. you are not dependent on the EU spouse any more. You still have to apply for PR after exercising rights in the UK for 5 years. The Ret Rights helps to prove that you are independent fromn your EU spouse and when you ap...
Hi just an update. I called the HO today and spoke to a lady who said that my file was not assigned to a case worker yet, but only 2 months had passed and that I should wait for 6 months and I should hear something by then.
Hi cabarete, If i was you I would still ask them for a reference number and ask them to put this in writing. Different People in HO have a different point of view. They are accepting complete applications fore retaining rights of residence. Just wanted to advise yoyu so that you dont loose out and f...
Hi sachinsahil, as advised by the members on the forum, your best bet is to go back to India, get married there and apply for a Resident card from India (that is if you Mrs has a WRS- regiseteration, she should be exercising her rights in UK- studying working or self sufficient)... At the moment you...
Hi Vegata_2009, In theory P60's should be fine, But if I were you I would just also send all the payslips you can find, employment contracts and maybe a letter from the employer con firming your employment. All this togethor would fom forbiddable evidence and the HO cant come back and say that theyw...
Hi Vegata_2009, In theory P60's should be fine, But if I were you I would just also send all the payslips you can find, employment contracts and maybe a letter from the employer con firming your employment. All this togethor would fom forbiddable evidence and the HO cant come back and say that theyw...
Hi, The story so far: I sent ther HO all documents except my passport (as I had to travel) on the 11th of January 2010, Got it all back on the 26th Jan as they requested my passport (they didnt seem to read the Covering letter). Sent all the documents back again on the 11th of feb. This time i inclu...
Hi, The story so far: I sent ther HO all documents except my passport (as I had to travel) on the 11th of January 2010, Got it all back on the 26th Jan as they requested my passport (they didnt seem to read the Covering letter). Sent all the documents back again on the 11th of feb. This time i inclu...
Hey Hunpak - I think you will be fine, generally the HO ask for documents and if you fail to supply them your case is rejected, otherwise you will get the permit. I applied back in 2007 and it took the HO exactly 11 months to issue me with an RC. Mine was a similar case, they just asked me to provid...
