Use this section for any queries concerning the EU Settlement Scheme, for applicants holding pre-settled and settled status.
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eearor
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by eearor » Wed Mar 15, 2017 4:16 pm
I came to UK on 2007
Got Married on 2010 with EEa national.
Got 1 yr family residence.
Extended for 5 yrs Residence permit. Which expired on 15/09/2016
Got divorced finalized on 25/06/2016.
Applied ROR on 24/08/2016 which is valid till 2021
Please suggest me if i should can apply PR under EEA regulation or not please.
ILR with long stay 10years route is there but i will save a lot of money if i go through EEA route.Just not sure if i am eligible for PR or not.
Thank you
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by CR001 » Wed Mar 15, 2017 4:19 pm
For ILR Long Residence, you need proof of your ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights for the WHOLE period your were on the EEA route.
What visa did you come to the UK on in 2007?
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by eearor » Wed Mar 15, 2017 4:25 pm
CR001 wrote:For ILR Long Residence, you need proof of your ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights for the WHOLE period your were on the EEA route.
What visa did you come to the UK on in 2007?
I came here as a student.
Do i need to prove my ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights under EEA ? I am on Retain Rights. I can prove she was exercising treaty at time time of marriage and divorce but it's bit difficult to prove the whole 6 years.
Any suggestions please..
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by CR001 » Wed Mar 15, 2017 5:08 pm
If you were on the EEA route for 6 years, you need to provide evidence of ex exercising treaty rights for the WHOLE 6 years. The Set(LR) form is very clear on this.
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by eearor » Wed Mar 15, 2017 5:20 pm
CR001 wrote:If you were on the EEA route for 6 years, you need to provide evidence of ex exercising treaty rights for the WHOLE 6 years. The Set(LR) form is very clear on this.
Thanks,
Am i eligible for PR under EEA rules?
I can prove my ex was working i have some pay slips but i am not sure i have the whole 6 years? It's bit stressful any other options please?
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by vinny » Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:21 am
eearor wrote:CR001 wrote:For ILR Long Residence, you need proof of your ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights for the WHOLE period your were on the EEA route.
What visa did you come to the UK on in 2007?
I came here as a student.
Do i need to prove my ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights under EEA ? I am on Retain Rights. I can prove she was exercising treaty at time time of marriage and divorce but it's bit difficult to prove the whole 6 years.
Any suggestions please..
If your ex wife was exercising treaty rights for at least 5
continuous years during your marriage with you in the UK and you haven't been absent for over 2 consecutive years since that time, then you may apply for
confirmation of
PR.
eearor wrote:I came to UK on 2007
Got Married on 2010 with EEa national.
Got 1 yr family residence.
Extended for 5 yrs Residence permit. Which expired on 15/09/2016
Got divorced finalized on 25/06/2016.
Applied ROR on 24/08/2016 which is valid till 2021
Why didn't you apply for PR since 2015?
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eearor
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by eearor » Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:20 pm
vinny wrote:eearor wrote:CR001 wrote:For ILR Long Residence, you need proof of your ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights for the WHOLE period your were on the EEA route.
What visa did you come to the UK on in 2007?
I came here as a student.
Do i need to prove my ex spouse being a qualified person exercising treaty rights under EEA ? I am on Retain Rights. I can prove she was exercising treaty at time time of marriage and divorce but it's bit difficult to prove the whole 6 years.
Any suggestions please..
If your ex wife was exercising treaty rights for at least 5
continuous years during your marriage with you in the UK and you haven't been absent for over 2 consecutive years since that time, then you may apply for
confirmation of
PR.
eearor wrote:I came to UK on 2007
Got Married on 2010 with EEa national.
Got 1 yr family residence.
Extended for 5 yrs Residence permit. Which expired on 15/09/2016
Got divorced finalized on 25/06/2016.
Applied ROR on 24/08/2016 which is valid till 2021
Why didn't you apply for PR since 2015?
Thanks for the reply,
Actually our divorce took more than a year to finalize. It took from end of 2014 -2016 because of the broken relationship and on and off touch i could not have all the paperworks for the PR. So i had to apply for ROR.
Any suggestion for Ilr or Pr application please?
