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EEA Family Permit ... Separated after 4 years of marriage

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Qaiser125
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EEA Family Permit ... Separated after 4 years of marriage

Post by Qaiser125 » Tue Jun 07, 2016 6:54 pm

Hi guys.
I am a Pakistani national and living in UK for last 7 years. I am married to a EU national for last 4 years and hold EU FAMILY Resident card for 5 years.
But from last year things were going quite complicated between us then we finally decided to separate.

Now my question is this , My PR is due in 2017 and i want to know how it would affect my case.
Can i still apply on EEA4 form for my PR. Or is an other way i have to take.


Much appreciated & thanks in advance.

noajthan
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Re: EEA Family Permit ... Separated after 4 years of marriag

Post by noajthan » Tue Jun 07, 2016 7:31 pm

Qaiser125 wrote:Hi guys.
I am a Pakistani national and living in UK for last 7 years. I am married to a EU national for last 4 years and hold EU FAMILY Resident card for 5 years.
But from last year things were going quite complicated between us then we finally decided to separate.

Now my question is this , My PR is due in 2017 and i want to know how it would affect my case.
Can i still apply on EEA4 form for my PR. Or is an other way i have to take.

Much appreciated & thanks in advance.
If you are still married you may apply for confirmation of PR in the usual way;
that is assuming your spouse/sponsor remains in the country and is still exercising treaty rights (and has been doing so continuously for getting on for 5 years).

It is not necessary to be co-habiting even as a married couple.

If you divorce before your time is served then you could apply to retain rights with a ROR application.

Either way, if estranged suggest starting collating your vital supporting documentation now.

Is spouse an A8 national?
Has spouse been working/self-employed since you married?
Has spouse been a student in UK (since you married)?

Has either party enjoyed any prolonged absences from UK since you married?
Any other gaps in the timeline since marriage?
All that is gold does not glitter; Not all those who wander are lost. E&OE.

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