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How True Is This?

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 9:06 am
by omonile
If you are applying to retain your right of residency and your ex wife is self employed at the time of initiating divorce and end of it.Do you have to really proof that she was qualified as at the time of decree absolute?This is what i came across on page 19 of the attached ukba guideline of qualified person and it indicated that prove of excersising treaty right could be up to 6months.in case the period of initiating and end of marriage is within 6months,you can provide document preceeding divorce. Opinion please!!!!
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... s_v3_0.pdf
19:
Reasonable evidence of self-employment may include:
 proof of registration for tax and National Insurance (NI) purposes with HMRC for example:
o letter of self-employed status
o letter confirming payment of tax and NI contributions
 invoices for work done
 a copy of their business accounts
 an accountant’s letter
 leases on business premises (if applicable)
 advertisements for their business
 business bank statements.
Any evidence submitted must be dated no more than six months before the application date.

Re: How True Is This?

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 2:56 pm
by Wise
These point you raised is the real issue in getting ROR.It's a trap to just refused if you don't have your ex treaty right till the final divorce finalised and you can even read it yourself from the casework instruction.I am just one in a million that was lucky.

Good luck.