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I am confused ...hopefully someone know about this ...
I am indian national enter uk on student visa in 2012 ...nov 2013 i start living with my partner eu national and we have our first baby on oct 2014 but 2014 my visa expire as well ...so i apply for my eea efm in 2016 and get my residence card for 5 years in nov 2016 valid till 2021....so here my question regarding this when actually my 5 years completed for eea efm pr

When we start living together from nov 2013
If yes what about those years i am overstay
Or from the day my resdience card issue nov 2016..???

Because my partner planning to apply for permanent residence next year when she complete her 5 years legally working all documents are upto day just this confusion...can i apply with her for my permanent residence as well

Sunny264264 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 20, 2018 10:18 am

my question regarding this when actually my 5 years completed for eea efm pr

Five years from the date of grant of the Residence Card as the unmarried partner of the EEA citizen.

Be aware that your rights to reside in the UK are entirely dependent on your EEA citizen partner residing in the UK and will cease if the partner ceases to reside in the UK.

Your years of overstay will likely not affect the PR (depending on the outcome of the Brexit negotiations), but will have an impact on any future citizenship applications.

Under the current interpretation of good behaviour, you will not be eligible to apply for British citizenship till November 2026, ten years after your overstay ended.

Thanks for ur time ...thats mean i need to wait untill my card expire .....living before together dsnt count in five years

Sunny264264 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 20, 2018 4:45 pm

.living before together dsnt count in five years

It would only count if you were married as your rights would then be automatic and your 5 years would start from date of marriage if you were in the UK.