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hello Obie, thanks for your response. she has been on employment for nearly 5years now.Obie wrote:What is your wife's employment history in the UK.
Perhaps you should consider divorce in order to enable you to retain you residence.
yes she is presently working.Obie wrote:Is she working at present or exercising treaty in any capacity.
She is currently receiving £270 for being a single mum, all my plea for her to stop collecting that money that I will rather give her the same amount, proves fruitless. I know for the fact she is collecting that money will not help if I apply through her. But I have a 7 year old boy who I have a great relationship with, but I dont know whether I can apply through him, if yes, when and how do I go about it. Or do I have to call the home office and tell them we are not together again? What sort of residence will they give me, and how long will it take me to get my indefinite leave pls.Obie wrote:Is she prepared to support you with your application?
Hi, please if I may ask, what's does abbreviations PR and ILR stands for?Obie wrote:I send you a message on those issues.
You may be able to claim right of residence on the basis of your son in about 2 ways, one of which does not lead to PR or ILR.
Obie thanks for your response, I will rather go for the one that will lead to ILR as I dont want to go through the resident permit stress any longer. Thank you so much, your input is deeply appreciated. I just hope I will be able to know which of the two will lead to ILR.Obie wrote:PR is Permanent Residence under EU law
ILR is indefinite leave under UK immigration rules
Hi Obie, please I haven't seen a message you send to me on the actual 2 ways I can get the right of residence on the basis of my son. Please if you don't mind, can you advice me specifically on the two ways please, thanksObie wrote:Have you checked the message i sent you
yes she is prepared to give me her documents, but she refused to add my p60 for the calculation of the working tax credit, which resulted in her receiving £270 per month. I think for this reason I can not apply for my ILR through her as she is claiming a single mum. as far as I know, she is not receiving any other benefits. yes I am contributing to my son up bringing, although she want me to be more involve in his up bringing.Obie wrote:Is you wife prepared to assist you with her documents?
Is she receiving in work or out of work benefits?
Do you contribute to the upkeep of your child?
I have her p60s for 4 years with me, I can ask for one more year, which I believe she will give it to me. Divorce, I think she will, although she might want to make it a little bit difficult. Please if I should apply through my son, will have to wait until my current 5years residence card expire? Pls any info that will help will be appreciated.Obie wrote:Can you get all her p60s for the last 5 years and is she willing to go for divorce?
Check your Private messagensikak wrote: Hi Obie, please I haven't seen a message you send to me