Applying for PR after retention of rights
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 10:06 am
I need to clarify something with the experts on this forum. I had retained my rights of residence after divorce with an EEA national, and had received a confirmation from the HO of this in the form of a new RC and a letter that confirmed that I am no longer dependent on the EEA national to exercise my rights in UK. I have tghe following questions and would be grateful if someone could please clarify these:
1. When I apply for PR do I need to fill the EEA 4 form or do I just send a Covering Letter to the HO explaining the situation along with the letter I recd from HO pertaining to my retention of rights?
2. I have loads of document that confirm co-habitaion in excess of 5 years, these include Bank Statements and Credit Card Statements. I do not have proof of my ex spouse working through out our marriage (she was working in the same place for the last 5 years), but I do have payslips that cover the initiation of the divorce until the grant of decree absolute, also I do have the bank statements that show that her salary was paid in the bank account. would this suffice when i point this out to the HO and they can refer the bank statements to check this.
Thanks in advance for your help on this.
Bob
1. When I apply for PR do I need to fill the EEA 4 form or do I just send a Covering Letter to the HO explaining the situation along with the letter I recd from HO pertaining to my retention of rights?
2. I have loads of document that confirm co-habitaion in excess of 5 years, these include Bank Statements and Credit Card Statements. I do not have proof of my ex spouse working through out our marriage (she was working in the same place for the last 5 years), but I do have payslips that cover the initiation of the divorce until the grant of decree absolute, also I do have the bank statements that show that her salary was paid in the bank account. would this suffice when i point this out to the HO and they can refer the bank statements to check this.
Thanks in advance for your help on this.
Bob