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Family member of an EEA national;EEA4
Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 11:10 pm
by Help needed
Hi,
I would very much appreciate your advise here.
I am married to an EEA national for almost 3 yrs..have 2 kids with British passport. I am on a Family member if EEA national visa.
My wife has been in uk for 12 yrs.worked until dec 2012.
My question is: will I be affected by the fact that she stopped working 4 m ago?if yes what can be done Asap to fix this?
She automatically became a PR 5yrs of continuous employment here...back in 2007,does she still have to excercise TreatyRights in order me to e here lawfully? I am working and earning quite ok amount of money...the fact she is a PR does not exclude her from treaty rights requirements?
SORRY I am worried I dnt want this to affect my PR app in future.
Your help is highly appreciated.
Thank you![/i]
Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 11:22 pm
by sheraz7
As you already aware that 5 years continuous employment leads to an automatic PR for EEA national then beyond that time an EEA national is no longer required to excercise its treaty rights.
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 12:28 am
by Help needed
Thank you..so it is definite that she is no longer required to satisfy treaty in order for me tocontinue to be here lawfully?
Shr has not applied for PR card but she can do it now guess.
Re: Family member of an EEA national;EEA4
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 12:38 am
by nidaulhaque
Hi
No it will not effect your application for pr, in fact if your wife apply for bc which she will get in 1-2 months then u can apply for pr on the basics of spouse of British national and u don't need to wait another 2 years, good news for u!!!
I hope one of guru will put some more light on this
Help needed wrote:Hi,
I would very much appreciate your advise here.
I am married to an EEA national for almost 3 yrs..have 2 kids with British passport. I am on a Family member if EEA national visa.
My wife has been in uk for 12 yrs.worked until dec 2012.
My question is: will I be affected by the fact that she stopped working 4 m ago?if yes what can be done Asap to fix this?
She automatically became a PR 5yrs of continuous employment here...back in 2007,does she still have to excercise TreatyRights in order me to e here lawfully? I am working and earning quite ok amount of money...the fact she is a PR does not exclude her from treaty rights requirements?
SORRY I am worried I dnt want this to affect my PR app in future.
Your help is highly appreciated.
Thank you![/i]
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 12:52 am
by Help needed
Thank you.
Fingers crossed for that..
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 12:07 pm
by Help needed
Any other responses?
Many thanks in advance.
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 5:58 pm
by Help needed
Help needed wrote:Any other responses?
Many thanks in advance.
Posted: Mon Aug 12, 2013 9:38 pm
by Help needed
sheraz7 wrote:As you already aware that 5 years continuous employment leads to an automatic PR for EEA national then beyond that time an EEA national is no longer required to excercise its treaty rights.
Hi,
I undertand that now you need to show that you excerse treaty rights and it should be dashown on ur app for PR (EEA3) ... I am confused
My wife has a residence card with no expiry date, is it the same as PR for EU nationals?
She has been out of work for almost a year.now, so if she applies for PR she will be refused? I would appreciate your comments.
Many thanks