yes. refer to below link:
https://immigrationboards.com/viewtopic ... highlight=

but there is no concept about any threshold/limit of salary under EEA law.

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.

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...

yes Non-EEA partner can renew RC but once an EEA national gets PR (EEA3) then he/she is no longer to excercise eu treaty rights.

just visit the below link and explain or even give your employer the print out of that web link:

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... rshelpline

There is no requirement for sending wedding pictures/cd and it is totally optional but sending covering letter is a good idea. But try to make it precise & relevant.

Check your old post on similar topic and read the answer.

Legally any time you can request back your passport but few people really had trouble in this forum who asked for their passports before getting coa on that reason as their application has not yet started to process and the whole documents returned.

You can request back your passport, take with you latest bank statement/driving licence/tenancy agreement as proof of address and try to get few application forms to show your intention of searching job.

If your EEA partner is working then you do not need any health insurance at all because its only for students/self sufficient cases. In now a days COA is taking 1-3 months, however there is an employer helpline to verify the employee right of work and you can tell your employer about that too.

no. it is third time

it would not make any difference as already hundreds of applicants lodging their complaints.

how can this be possible that you were asked the visa despite holding EU passport.

Based on your situation self sufficient would be comparatively better and easiest in which you need to show some savings in account and need to buy medical insurance. Without paying tax the employment does not fulfill the mean and for self employment you have to show trading activities and its relat...

yes certainly you can apply for National insurance number. You need to call their helpline and take appointment. Normally they require ID, proof of address and some proofs that you are trying to search job.

On your arrival back you can verbally explain your situation but if you have some of the copies of evidences handy then it will be much easier/quicker for you.

your query is similiar to the following link one. just refer to it.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#717887

Just take the print out of the email as well as all the items/documents they mentioned to bring. Interrogation will surely be related to the relationship. Whenever caseworker feel some doubt about the application then either the UKBA staff visit the property or call for interview to determine the le...

only postal application.

Yes EEA2 application takes up to 6 months and sometimes even longer. After submitting EEA2 application you can request for your passport back and under EEA law it does not matter that your visa is expiring as long as your EEA partner must be excercising its eu treaty rights. You can travel and on yo...

Net result is already clarified regardless of further and further discussion/argumentative style. Eu national has automatic free right of entering and based on its activities(eu treaty rights) its none-eu partner is free from any restriction means no stamp.

It will be her choice.
LOGIC:
stamp never be placed on those who donot need leave to enter/remain in uk and if an eu national is excerising its treaty rights then his/her non-eu partner has no restriction on entering/living. it will be only her choice to request for stamp.

Yes she can ask for her passport be stamped and it will be her choice.