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Thank you very much for your response.Casa wrote:You're on the right track. Once you have PR and you are no longer under Immigration control, you don't require CSI.
Thanks again... I totally agree, but if these guys think like that, I am quite concerned.Casa wrote:Advice given by the UKVI 'helpline' can't be relied on. I believe that this service is outsourced to an agency whose staff appear to have a very limited knowledge of the UK Immigration Rules or EEA Regulations, even on the most basic issues. Neither will they take responsibility for any flawed advice.
Once you have PR there is no need to continue exercising your Treaty rights and therefore no requirement for CSI.
We qualified last June and applied then.Carling40 wrote:Reading your post, if you have received "confirmation of pr" in January you definitely won't need CSI anymore.
However if what you mean by receiving pr in January is based on "acquiring pr" and haven't actually had confirmation of pr from the home office it would be advisable to keep hold of CSI until you've applied and received confirmation of PR.
#1. Confirmation that we don't need to exercise treaty rights , and therefore hold CSI, after we get PR.Casa wrote:What exactly are you looking for? Confirmation that you don't need to exercise your Treaty rights after PR, or that CSI is not required once you no longer have to exercise your Treaty rights
Thanks a lotCasa wrote:Your understanding (as I confirmed earlier) is correct.
Note in the link below:
"After five years of continuously exercising your treaty rights in the UK as an EEA national, you are entitled to 'permanent right of residence' in the UK and no longer have to be exercising treaty rights."
http://righttoremain.org.uk/toolkit/eu.html