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UK immigration rules change. Not the EEA regulations.

yes, but is there any change by UK immigration for EEA cases? because end of the day we are living in UK.

Here you go: http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... gulations/

thanks Directive for the web link. I got these words in that page

"The retained rights of residence rules have been amended to include references not only to qualified persons but also to EEA nationals with a right of permanent residence."

do you understand/know something about the amendment to include references? or maybe you can tell me that where i can read about that amendment.

thanks

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Here you go: http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... gulations/

Directive/2004/38/EC

Thank you for the link. Would you be so kind to clarify if from now on when a person applying for ROR, she/he will have to prove that her ex-EEA partner had permanent residence at the moment when the marriage was terminated?

AKDK wrote:

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Here you go: http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... gulations/

Directive/2004/38/EC

Thank you for the link. Would you be so kind to clarify if from now on when a person applying for ROR, she/he will have to prove that her ex-EEA partner had permanent residence at the moment when the marriage was terminaLted?

Read the text again: "The retained rights of residence rules have been amended to include references not only to qualified persons but also to EEA nationals with a right of permanent residence."

The current legislation doesn't cover a case when the ex has a PR and hence doesn't need to exercise treaty rights. This change covers that option. It is an addition and not a change of rules.

Dear Jambo and Directive,

sorry for posting the question again and again as my english is not very good maybe to understand the exact mean.

i ask specifically about my situation, i'm going to divorce with my wife (she is an EEA national) after 3 years of marriage and we are living in UK about 2 years. And we both are working on fulltime permanent employment contracts. She does not have PR of UK (as she does not need PR to live an work in UK).

Here i would like to make clear for me that ,
1) Does it effect my application for RoR, that she does not have PR?
2) do I not need anymore to show her exercise of treaty rights during divorce period? or if it does mean something else. then please tell me that for what we are discussing "exercise treaty rights" ?

i will be very very thankful to Jambo, Directive or/and some other member. who can make me clear. as i'm very confused.

thanks in advance and looking forward for reply.........

Nothing changes in your case. The rules of RoR stay the same:

* you need to be married for at least 3 years, at least one of them in the UK.
*You need to show EEA national is exercising treaty rights until the divorce is final.
* You need to show that you are exercising treaty rights once the divorce is final.

thanks very much

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Here you go: http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... gulations/

Dear Directive/2004/38/EC
Could you please let me know what is the meaning of "derivative residence card" and which circumstances will this type of card be issued

Thank you
Kind regards

cerrahpasalilar wrote:

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Here you go: http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... gulations/

Dear Directive/2004/38/EC
Could you please let me know what is the meaning of "derivative residence card" and which circumstances will this type of card be issued

Thank you
Kind regards

read this....................

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2012/1547/made

Are they gong to change ROR card
Instead of says family member of eea
Into "derivative rc" ???

yep, good question. if somebody knows, and if YES, then what the difference will be between new and old.

thanks

My ex holds a PR but will never help me though. Can I argue she is not helpful or what should I do?
We were married for more than 3 years and lived together in the UK for 3 years. I am working as well as herself

If you have to appeal, then see also here.

it means. if someone's wife(EEA member) has got PR, then it is not good for EEA family member after divorce? am i right?

Guerro wrote:My ex holds a PR but will never help me though. Can I argue she is not helpful or what should I do?
We were married for more than 3 years and lived together in the UK for 3 years. I am working as well as herself

It so common . Not all Husband/wife stay as friend after divorce. Many really don't want to see ex anymore.

i wonder how a NON EU national can apply then if EU national not helping with documents and ID

askmeplz82 wrote:

Guerro wrote:My ex holds a PR but will never help me though. Can I argue she is not helpful or what should I do?
We were married for more than 3 years and lived together in the UK for 3 years. I am working as well as herself

It so common . Not all Husband/wife stay as friend after divorce. Many really don't want to see ex anymore.

i wonder how a NON EU national can apply then if EU national not helping with documents and ID

Non EEA national can request to home office to check internally and externally EEA nationals treaty rights.

Imshzd.. do you have any case reference that court ordered in appeal that HO should contact HMRC to confirm that EU wife/husband was working during divorce? because after divorce my wife is not helping me regarding payslips?

waqas123 wrote:Imshzd.. do you have any case reference that court ordered in appeal that HO should contact HMRC to confirm that EU wife/husband was working during divorce? because after divorce my wife is not helping me regarding payslips?

http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/08/ ... nce-cases/