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Hi Everyone,

I am Non EU national, I am currently holding EEA 2 residence permit, my wife is EU national and she recently got her British Passport.

We married 3yr 6months ago and lived together more than 4yrs. My question is, As she recently received her british passport, any beneficial for me.

Can i apply british passport quicker?

Or what happen if our relation collapse?

We are in that situation, can be breakup anytime. What if she refuse to provide me her paper work?


Please help.. Looking forward to hear from you all...

Are you breaking up?

Acquiring British Citizenship can be problematic, although I believe the transitional provision may apply such that you will continue to be treated under EU law.

Obie wrote:Are you breaking up?

Acquiring British Citizenship can be problematic, although I believe the transitional provision may apply such that you will continue to be treated under EU law.

Many thanks for your reply. We are still together but we always argue a lot for such a small reason. We are planning to move so anytime we can be separated.

What if she refuse to provide her documents ?

Well you can seek divorce and try and retain your own right if your relationship has ended.

Obie wrote:Well you can seek divorce and try and retain your own right if your relationship has ended.

But if she's refused to provide her documents or any supportive documents, so what makes difference, as she got EEA PR(EEA 3) and british passport. Do I need to show her treaty rights?

It may well be the case that she qualified for PR over 2 years before you are due for PR , and therefore what you proposed is not likely to work.

Obie wrote:It may well be the case that she qualified for PR over 2 years before you are due for PR , and therefore what you proposed is not likely to work.

So What i suppose to do?

Are you still living together or seperate? Are you thinking of divorcing ?

Obie wrote:Are you still living together or seperate? Are you thinking of divorcing ?

we are still together, planning for divorce.

Have you sought legal advise on your position and will the divorce be mutually agreed?

Obie wrote:Have you sought legal advise on your position and will the divorce be mutually agreed?

We both want divorce

Then you may proceed if the marriage has irretrievably broken down and you may be able to retain your right of residence.

Obie wrote:Then you may proceed if the marriage has irretrievably broken down and you may be able to retain your right of residence.

do I require any of her documents?

Do you have any shared property together .

Obie wrote:Do you have any shared property together .

we lived in sharing house from 4 years

No children involved?

Obie wrote:No children involved?

we don't have any child

Well the Divorce can be straightforward .

You are based in Scotland , Wales , England or Northern Ireland ? As there are different policies in the different jurisdiction

Obie wrote:Well the Divorce can be straightforward .

You are based in Scotland , Wales , England or Northern Ireland ? As there are different policies in the different jurisdiction

Am based in England

Obie wrote:Well the Divorce can be straightforward .

You are based in Scotland , Wales , England or Northern Ireland ? As there are different policies in the different jurisdiction

Am based in England

Then you should be able to apply.

Well the Divorce policy are more straightforward from my perspective.