If your wife has not been qualified as per the applicable rules and regulations for continous five years then no point in applying for PR. In my humble opinion if the relationship has permanently broken down and your wife is still qualified, shoot for divorce which will lead to ROR. make sure you ob...

Dowlad,

Your wife who is a non eea national does not need to work, does not need to have CSI, does not have to be qualified if you as an eea national as her husband is qualified and she can attain PR with you as long as you can prove your qualified period for straight five years.

Thanks

Moderators could correct if i am wrong, for her to get ROR she would have to had resided at the same address with you in Uk which is not the case here.

TMONAGHAN: the Ho has mentioned about the breaching immigiration laws by gettting married in uk during visiting visa. YINGETTE: My humble suggestion Please keep it simple by applying for your spouse PR due to their qualification from 2003 till 2015. Pick any good 5 years where you got all his or her...

why have you not applied for naturalization if its been more than a year since you got PR

Thanks

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Used to be above when i was applying in 2012-13

I think you are going to be fine, remeber for ROR you dont need her PASSPORT and neither during PR after ROR.

All the best and hopefully the gurus in here can also give you the green light that your case looks good

if YOU WERE working during that study period could you use that as a qualifying period

YES THAT IS CORRECT

NOT SURE if you could apply for your wide and kids on the basis that they were dependent on you and you were qualified throughout.

I dont think your parents are eligible for PR yet if they been here only for a year with you.

i hope you understand that for ROR you have to be qualified from divorce onwards untill you become eligibale for PR

Yes you are ok with 21k if you can prove with the original documents.

Good luck and all the best

There is no specific number of hours mentioned that makes you qualified, a job which helps you bring 9-10k per year should be fine. yes no csi when working. your wifes work is irrelevant for now, you could rely on some of her funds if had a joint account and you had CSI. i hope you know you have to ...

so you are EEA national ? if yes switching from EEA FM is easy, you being the student have to have CSI so that you are qualified and then your MRS will be dependent on you, you being the sponsor not your employer. once you are qualified via the student route she is ok to apply for EEA 2 nothing to d...

they are ok as per the law to take 6 months deciding the application for you and your mrs

if she is working full time and earning more than PTE which is around 8000 to 9000 per year you should be fine. focus on collecting the evidence of her from the date of marriage till divorce. you will need it for pr

first of all it would be ideal if you could get anything out of your ex and shoot for PR if you can remember that she worked for 5 straight years withe enough income. if i understand correctly you been divorced in November 2015. how have you been still residing in the UK while divorced from first ma...

Hello. i am no eea presently going through a divorce , been married since december 2011, but decree of absolute is yet to be out..the eea as been self employed since 2011, and i have all her tax self assessment tax calculation till 2015/2016 and she started full time employment 2015 till present I ...

[quote="Wise"] 1, If you apply for RoR you will need her treaty right from your marriage till decree absolute is issued to be successful with that application and it depends where you live, 4, .But RoR is refused that is the end if you cannot convince them possibly during appeal. Wise as per my unde...

OBIE Mate when i posted above about being clueless this is what i was referring to. wise could whats haunting me. Will the legal provision is demonstrably straightforward if a legal practitioner care to focus on its content. Obie: Thanks again for reply. What do you recommend in the current scenari...

Wise first of all i have to say thanks for hitting the nail on the head understanding the irony of my case. Secondly in your first para you mentioned it will be a combination of my five years in the UK. does that mean irrespective of what EEA national did during the years before the marriage was off...

[quote="Wise"] 4, Focus on how you can apply for PR and not divorce for now in my opinion because of external baby involve but that is not HO business anyway but divorce in the county court with that baby will prolong issue. Secondly if you have divorce and you're refused for ROR/PR there will be no...

marcopolo77 wrote:If you are not divorced yet then why don't you apply for PF under the retain rights of residence after the divorce? you need to have been married for 3 years that's all.

what is PF marcopolo77.

the honest answer is the divorce looks scary and additionally i have just managed to get a job and losing my passport for 6 odd months to UKVI wont look good to my new boss. My current residence permit is valid for another year

Hi All, I am NON EEA and below is a summary of EEA national Qualification period and my family life with her. Please consider my situation as per the subject of this post Married EEA national October 2012 Separated Summer 2014 ( Reason - Cheating-EEA got Pregnant with some one else 2012-2013 self em...