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I'm non-EU I hold family member biometric card and pre-settled I'm going through divorce .
I received divorce petition currently me ex wife Accuse me with
Behaviour domestic violence and she sound a very bad!!
Is this going to be a problem ?
When divorced finalise behaviour domestic violence
Will be affect me? When i make other application in future?
I don't know this will be criminals record?


Thank you!!

Where u arrested ir charged to court

I was arrested before but I didn't get a charged or going to the court was in 2018, but after I did get UKRC and last year I did as well pre-settled
Because the way how she written petition sound very bad!
Do you think it'll be any problem when you make other application in future??

sound very bad!

I don't know how you can make domestic violence against a women sound good :/ You need to realise that it doesn't sound bad, it's actually bad.

I can tell you in non uncertain terms, that violence, women abuse, involvement of police and courts do indeed hurt your immigration status in the UK.

So when you will receive the final absolute decree it will not show the reason for divorce it will only show the divorce date and your marriage broke up
I'm divorced because me and my ex wife didn't live together for more than 5 years and the absolute decree doesn't show the reason for divorce

Fbiboy2002 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 26, 2020 9:40 am

So when you will receive the final absolute decree it will not show the reason for divorce it will only show the divorce date and your marriage broke up
I'm divorced because me and my ex wife didn't live together for more than 5 years and the absolute decree doesn't show the reason for divorce

That mean will be problem? When I trying to make new application ?

SZYMON wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 26, 2020 10:49 am

Fbiboy2002 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 26, 2020 9:40 am

So when you will receive the final absolute decree it will not show the reason for divorce it will only show the divorce date and your marriage broke up
I'm divorced because me and my ex wife didn't live together for more than 5 years and the absolute decree doesn't show the reason for divorce

That mean will be problem? When I trying to make new application ?

I don't think divorce it self for any reason will be a problem unless she will report your domestic violence behaviour to the police and you will get arrested for that here will be the problem

I was arrested in 2018 but I didn't get charged for anything or court
is it criminal record arrested for 1 night

Suitability requirement behaviour can be problem?
Something is confusing because I did get granted for 5 years .
after a divorce what will happen when I making new application EUSS

For how long have you been married while residing in the UK under EEA route?

The equation is simple:

- 3 years and more: you may get a status under Retained Right

- Less than 3 years: you go home

Zerubbabel wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 26, 2020 1:16 pm

For how long have you been married while residing in the UK under EEA route?

The equation is simple:

- 3 years and more: you may get a status under Retained Right

- Less than 3 years: you go home

I'm been married 4 years and live in uk with me ex wife nearly 2 years
I have UKRC and pre-settled do need to apply for retained right residence?
Because EUSS told me I didn't need to apply again
For pre-settled

So you spent less than 2 years in the UK married to your EEA wife.

3 years minimum are required to open the Retained Right. It doesn't matter how long have you been married in total. What matters is how long did were you married while she was exercising Treaty Right in the UK.

They won't ask to you apply for anything under the EU Settlement Scheme. But when your current status comes to an end, you won't be able to renew it as they will notice that you are not with your EEA national and you didn't stay long enough to trigger the Retained Right.

Sorry ,You're wrong for retained right residence
Must be married for 3 years and live EEA National in UK lease 1 year

SZYMON wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 26, 2020 6:41 pm

Sorry ,You're wrong for retained right residence
Must be married for 3 years and live EEA National in UK lease 1 year

You're correct. Directive 2004/38/EC, EEA Regulations and Appendix EU of the Immigration Rules all concur.