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Whatever your decision, start collecting now evidence of your relationship that covers all the years since you have met, traveled, and maybe lived together (any common bank accounts, bills, joint correspondence to the same address; plus pictures of your travels). This will be key to prove you are a genuine couple, not someone who's marrying a stranger.Sands2712 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 14, 2018 12:48 pmHi everyone
The plan is to get divorced ASAP when he comes back and get married to my partner whilst he is studying. I would rather wait few months to get married as I don’t want this marriage to be questioned by HO as much. Or is it ok to apply for marriage permit as soon as I get my decree absolute?
Why is this? And why would this be a problem?
I’ve also been told by my immigration solicitor that he will be able to switch from student visa to eea family member only until 29/03/2019. Hence the rush with the marriage.
Well if you get your PR, and you get married, you should be fine.What are our options to stay together post Brexit?
Why is this? And why would this be a problem?
I’ve also been told by my immigration solicitor that he will be able to switch from student visa to eea family member only until 29/03/2019. Hence the rush with the marriage.
Why is this? And why would this be a problem?
You have misread what the Op said. Op means only swith UNTIL brexit, not only switch At or After the stated date.
Our worry is the time frame now. It’s not much time left for all that work
As the website says, he'll be eligible for pre-settled status.
Mate, this is exactly why so much activism and protest has been taking place. No one knows.Is there anyone else who could advise what is going to happen with non eeu students after Brexit? Or anything else regarding our case?