hardawan wrote:do you think your answer is helpful or ?!!!!

I don't think Rozen was giving an answer. Sounds to me like he was asking a question.

Do these 50,000 include EU migrants?

If so I wonder how would they work out number of EU migrants settling in? Don't think many EU folks bother applying for Permanent Residence card as it's just a confirmation of their status. Their non-EU family members will certainly apply.

Any idea why they suspended the college?
Do you mean by sespending it was shut down and that one can't go there any more?

What was she studying by the way?

Can you link the source please.

If DLR gets refused would OP have to declare this fact on any future UK visa application? Including wp?

Would refused DLR have a negative effect on future applications? I suppose it would certainly be the case with visitor visa.[/i]

On what grounds did you apply for DLR?

If I get the dates right you were married for 3 years and 1day?

Your right to stay in the UK is conditional on your wife exercising treaty rights in the UK. Unfortunately as she has left the UK you have lost this right. To qualify for retention of rights of residence you need to show that your wife has been exercising treaty rights during the time immediately le...

That's a pity Mochyn got banned.

What for?

You should not blame op.Be positive please. This gentleman is already in trouble and asking for help.Not for stupid comments. UK_Banned_Member Stupid comment? Yet you say OP is a gentleman. How stupid is that? Nonsense so not worth reply. Childish as well. UK_Banned_Member[/quote Not worth a reply ...

How old is the baby?

Does anyone have a link where it says that if you have british and another EU nationality you can choose whether you want to apply under EU or UK rules?

Hi Tanukiji My congratulations! Can you share some info with us: 1. Did you submit your PR card (assuming it was issued as a standalone document)? 2. Did you have to submit proof of your wife excercising treaty rights for 6 years? 3. Did they ask you to submit proof of cohabitation for 6 years? 4. D...

28 days rule doesn't apply to EU applications.

James, The paragraphs you mention refer to already married or people in durable relation akin marriage. I understood you are not married or in durable relation and therefore it does not apply to you. As was already pointed out COA doesn't legalise your stay. COA is more of a confirmation to a regist...

Tanukiji,
Can you tell us which NCS you used?

In your situation you should worry about getting Permanent Residence (PR). After spending 1 year on PR you can then apply for BC. Do a search on Retention of Residence Rights to get more details on how you can get PR in case of divorce. I don't think you qualify for that right now. In a nutshell you...

Have you considered hiring private detective? As you are already divorced he needs to gather evidence that would prove she exercised treaty rights in the past. He may perhaps gather statements from witneses to show she worked at the time of divorce.

When can I apply for the permanent residence in my case? Is it on the 31st of August 2010 (5 years since the day of my marriage) or on the 11th of April 2011 (5 years since I have been granted permission to stay)? Actually you can apply 28 days earlier, on the 3rd of August, although that is not cl...

What's wrong with your driving license?

Anywhere on the form it's asking you to declare failed attempts at KOL? Or how many attempts it took you to pass it? If the answer is no, how can they possibly delay or refuse your application on that basis? They can't say you did
something wrong by not declaring something they didn't ask you to.

All HO cares is whether you passed an exam or not, doesn't matter on what attempt. So you think if a person failed an exam, they are disqualified for life? Sorry, don't think so.

Under transitional arrangements as an ILR holder you have up till July 2013 to apply under current rules.

UKBA only refunds ceremony fees for unsucessful applications, which I believe is around eighty pounds.

As an alternative you can wait and apply in July 2012.

Technically she entered on invalid visa and invalid passport. What view UKBA will take of this I don't know. It well could be there are some alleviating factors. You would want help of reputable immigration advisor with relevant experience. I would perhaps approach immigration advisor that is very a...

Your Certificate of Application (COA) should mention that whilst your application is under consideration it should be taken that you have the same rights as under your EEA FP. This is the easiest way to prove that you have right to work in the UK. As been pointed out by many neither EEA FP nor RC gr...