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Hi All,

I am on a verge of applying for ROR, but confused on which of the forms to use having married for more than three years n been living in Uk with ex all those years. If you can just advise me on the form to use that will be appreciated.

EEA2. The same form you used for the RC in the past.

EEA 2 form and you are required to fill section 4 instead of section 3.

ea2 part 4,
do you prrof that your wife is working from decree nisi to decree absolute?
i mean exercising treaty rights?

Sorry guys for replying late, I have been able to find a letter from her enoloyer at the time of decree nisi being issued. My relationship with ger has broken down cos of her new man n she is unwilling to give me any recent document that indicates she is exercising her treaty right. The inly concrete information I have if her is that she is studying. Pls advise

If she is in education, then Comprehensive Sickness insurance, a letter confirming engagement in study, and a declaration that she will be self-sufficient will be required.

The CSI should cover the period immediately preceding the issue of the decree absolute.

Evidence of activity up to the termination of the marriage, which is decree absolute is required, save for few circumstances.

I do not have any contact with her, so getting further documents from her is impossible. At the same time, she has been living here for more than ten years and had obtained her PR, would that help. Please, advise on the circumstances that I am unable to get further documents from her.

Hi All,

I have started filling form EE2 for ROR, can someone pls tell me the sections to fill, except section 4.

Ronskay wrote:Hi All,

I have applied for ROR on the 21/3/13 and received a letter today from UKBA dated 6/4/13, that says" thank you for application for a residence Card". Thats a mistake because I applied for ROR. At the bottom of the letter, it says they are uable to confirm my right to work in UK, it will depend on the outcome of the application.

Please, I need a help.

Jambo wrote:Have you got a valid RC? Then you still have a right to work. Just ignore the letter. It is a standard one and you are not the first one that is surprised by the text.

Thank you very much Jambo

Hello Ronksay,

Any update on your ROR application?

There is no any update for my ROR but recently I requested for my passport. Still waiting!

six months now,







EEA2 App for ROR sent:06/011/12
Received:07/11/13
COA received:21/11/12(dated 17/11/12;with right to work)
RC?????????

Thank God, I received my passport requested on the 11th of may, but unfortunately there is no stamp to confirm my ROR. Atleast, I can travel n use my passport for sth meaningful.