Shah1234567890 wrote:Thanks for your reply.I know my ex is still working and she is working since our marriage.un luckly she took all documents from my hands and promised me that she will return it to me but now she refused me to give her documents.i have nothing in my hands except her CSI.i a. totally lost now.
did you read the case properly?
Well I thought home office only help a NON EEA national in exceptional cases like domestic violence but this case prove that they do help other applicants like you who is not getting any help from EEA national when requested
in the case:
At a hearing on 27 March 2013, Upper Tribunal Judge Chalkley found that the
judge had erred by finding that there was an inconsistency in the appellant's evidence as to his knowledge of the whereabouts of his ex-spouse and his contact with her and that in fact there was no such inconsistency. He concluded on that basis that the determination had to be set aside in its entirety and the decision re-made with none of the First-tier Tribunal's findings preserved.
He directed the respondent to make enquiries about the grant of a residence permit to the appellant's ex-spouse and to request from HMRC and DWE any information demonstrating whether she was exercising Treaty rights in the United Kingdom.
Ms Vidyadharan ( home office rep ) was able to confirm, from enquiries made,
( she contacted Inland revenue) that the appellant's EEA national ex-spouse was working at the time of the divorce and was exercising Treaty rights
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov. ... 20756-2012
