under your case keep in mind the following points and extract yourself the answer: 1. First three months are free for EEA national to excercise any treaty rights. 2. Applying/holding RC under EEA law is optional but is not necessary because non-eea national does not need any visa as long as his/her ...
Look applying/holding RC is optional because it is just the confirmation of your rights as long as you have relationship with EEA national and EEA national is excercising its treaty rights. Now why not you buy private health insurance and use your employment income to finance your eea national partn...
Any absence from uk up to 6 months does not break the mean of residence and based on this concept and the evidences such as marriage certificate and EEA's excercising eu treaty rights then there should not be any problem.
But it looks strange as you are saying to have tax returns because of doing trading activities but not have business/trading bank statements. I do not think that is there any mode of self employment without banking and is based on cash.
yes that is right but business account statement shows the broader picture of trading activities and the same caseworker most frequently but not always want to see.
Laminate the A4 size paper or wait for another 6 months for its transfer on passport. which one is better? NEVER laminate an immigration document. (as it prevent the authorities from verifying its authenticity). Despite this is very modernized and computerized time but always and everywhere the REF...
There is no difference between an EEA2 residence card being endorsed on passport or be placed on A4 size page because both have same worth. Other than it might be a pain to have to carry an A4 piece of paper around. Laminate the A4 size paper or wait for another 6 months for its transfer on passpor...
No need to send any further documents as your application has already be validated on the basis of your provided documents and that is why you got your COA.
Just wait.
more than 6 months absence per visit outside of UK breaks the residence criteria. now i am copying the UKBA wording regarding for your query: "If you are the non-European family member of an EEA or Swiss national, and you have come to the UK with them, you can apply for a residence card. This is a d...
i do not think that there is need to mention too much about divorce details/reason/history or personal story as you already have a formal divorce certificate that is absolutely a legal channel. Just be precise and relevant based on your current circumstances.
hope you understand.
Under EEA law only the activities EEA national are counted because non-EEA national gets its rights based on these and his/her activities are not relevant. Normally the residence breaks after 6 months of continuous absence from uk. If you working/self sufficient/studying/self sufficient then just me...
