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Memito
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In which case a residence card could be revoked?

Post by Memito » Wed Sep 02, 2015 6:09 am

Hi guys there is something I would like to ask you.
My wife has got a residence card expiring on December 2015.
From 8 of June I m without work and not registered at the jobcentre, but actively looking for a job and I am just waiting to be offered a new job if GOD wants.
Since February my wife is an "italian citizen" but my question is that:

1) As I m not working since 8th of June, what happens to her residence card?
2)If in the future I will apply for a EEA pr can they say the residence card was not valid from 8th of june or not valid at all for the purpose of permanent residence?

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Re: In which case a residence card could be revoked?

Post by secret.simon » Wed Sep 02, 2015 8:22 am

Memito wrote:Since February my wife is an "italian citizen"
Memito wrote:My wife has got a residence card expiring on December 2015.
If your wife is an Italian citizen, she does not need a residence card to live and work in the UK. She can do so based on her Italian passport.
Memito wrote:From 8 of June I m without work and not registered at the jobcentre, but actively looking for a job
That is fine so long as you have proof that you are actively looking for a job (such as emails applying for jobs, invitations to interviews, etc). I would recommend registering at the Jobcentre though, it makes it easier to maintain the requirement of "job-seeking" from the perspective of exercising treaty rights. Otherwise, your PR clock will reset.

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