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Hi,

After founding out that my expartner got engaged in his home country (we were together 6 years before he received the visa as an EEA national for 5 years in Feb 2012) I wrote a letter to the UKBA explaining all (straightway I found out in Aug 2013) and informing them about permanent break down of the relationship.
Unfortunate, since that time no one from the UKBA has contacted. I think his visa is not cancelled as he is still in the UK working and traveling from and to UK.

Do I need to do anything else? Shall I try to contact UKBA again. Personally I found this very unfair that he lied to me, broke my life (this is still very difficult for me) and still is in the UK legally as a my partner.

Please advise

By informing the UKVI/Border Force of the circumstances, you have done all you can. Just thank your lucky stars that you never married/registered a civil partnership with him. It's now time to turn your back on him and move on. If you believe in '.....what goes around, comes around' he'll get his comeuppance.

aga06 wrote:Hi,

After founding out that my expartner got engaged in his home country (we were together 6 years before he received the visa as an EEA national for 5 years in Feb 2012) I wrote a letter to the UKBA explaining all (straightway I found out in Aug 2013) and informing them about permanent break down of the relationship.
Unfortunate, since that time no one from the UKBA has contacted. I think his visa is not cancelled as he is still in the UK working and traveling from and to UK.

Do I need to do anything else? Shall I try to contact UKBA again. Personally I found this very unfair that he lied to me, broke my life (this is still very difficult for me) and still is in the UK legally as a my partner.

Please advise

As amber_ stated. you have done what is required of you by law and you just focus with life and move on. Que sera sera something better awaits you in the nearest future.