Any update from application submitted in november? i applied EEA4 on 24 nov2014 COA received dec 2014 Still waiting Did any one apply around in same time period (nov 2014) please reply . Thanks Good luck every body. Hi dynul As stated on my post in the previous page, I applied for PR using EEA4 for...
Hi everyone. Just want to share my experience with PR application. Applied for PR on 24th, November 2014 on the basis that I retained my rights following divorced from EEA national on 2010. Got my RC on June 2009-June 2014. Received my COA on the 8th of December and granted PR on the 4th of March 20...
Hi Obie and Vinny. I wonder if you can help me with my query.You would have known already my story with your conversation in this board with my hubby. As far as I can understand, I am now able to apply for naturalisation now that I am granted PR through retention of rights following Divorced with EE...
Hi Obie and Vinny. Just want to thank you for being helpful to my husband and for answering his queries. HO granted my application for PR and they are pretty quick in processing it, about 3 months. We're planning now to apply for my naturalisation
Hi there. Just to give you an update of my PR application. I applied for PR on November 2014 and received COA on the 8th of December with letter saying that they can't confirm my right to work because I only sent a copy of my ex-EEA husband's passport. I got a call from my solicitor last week saying...
We (my wife as I am a British Citizen) successfully submitted our application for permanent residence (she was originally here on an EEA family member, now divorced and remarried to me), her application shows that treaty rights were being exercised during the duration of the marriage and we pushed t...
10(5) a and b are both met, she stopped being a family member and she was residing in the UK at the time of the termination and the decree absolute was granted in Northern Ireland and she can show employment. None of you guys based in Northern Ireland - you have been a greater help in two days than ...
Am I right in assuming that as my wife was granted the residence card (in form of a stamp in her passport) that she has retained the right of residence, the marriage lasted for longer than three years, they resided in the UK for more than 1 year, she is employed in the Uk and therefore self sufficie...
The suggestion from the person that she spoke to today regarding the EEA route was that she could not apply for that any longer as she is now married to a british national and it is now a matter of immigration. If we go down the FLR(FP) route would that restrict her from working whilst under conside...
You are correct Obie, this board is the only place that is giving us the correct information, we have been looking at potentially apply for FLR(FP), which would allow us to apply as my wife (partner) and parent of child (or daughter), there is a premium service in Belfast that we could avail of, whi...
Spoken with the UKBA today and it seems like a package has been returned to our solicitor today, which we are assuming is the full package of documents as the application was not the correct way to go. We have an appointment with our solicitor on Friday so hopefully the package will have been receiv...
Thanks, we will complete the EEA4 form this evening and post tomorrow to the Home Office, as all our documents are currently with the Home Office under the Set(m) application will it be acceptable to write in the accompanying letter to the application that all documents (and list them) are currently...
I am not sure where the solicitors confidence comes from to be honest - we had originally filled in the forms for the EEA route and the solicitor advised that we didn't need to go down that route, that the Set(m) was the right way to go and had continually said how confident he is that it will be ac...
Guys, Thank you for all your advices and assistance, I really do appreciate it and I will speak to my wife this evening and we will complete the application form for permanent residence. Can we have two applications in with the Home Office? I am happy to challenge the solicitor on the rights and wro...
Ok, this is going to sound silly, but my wife has a residence card stamp in her passport - it is that residence card that is expiring / expired June 2014 - does this change things - apologies I have so many things going round in my head relating to the issues that have been raised by this applicatio...
That is worrying, especially as the solicitor recommended going down this route, although I do not think she is applying as my partner, I think she is applying under the treaty rights associated with the previous marriage and the number of years that she has been living and working in the UK, but I ...
Apologies again - it was the Set(M) form on the advice of the solicitor.
Originally we were going to apply for permanent residence however, my wifes previous partner would not allow her to have his passport to make the application.
Apologies, yes her visa was granted as a EEA family member. I am not 100% sure under what exact provisions (rules) she applied, I know that she has been in the UK long enough to have the rights to apply for ILR under her previous marriage - if that helps, apologies. She would qualify under 5(d)1 und...
Hi Vinny, thanks for taking the time to respond. She did retain her rights of residence. However it was the solicitor who having considered all the information that we had suggested going for ILR, so hopefully they have advised us correctly as they are immigration specialists. In terms of 287(a) she...
Hi all, just looking for some advice, we (my wife and I) have a solicitor, but just looking for some piece of mind for my wife. History: My wife was here under an EEA family member visa that was granted until June 2014. This marriage broke down and a decree absolute was granted. I am a British citiz...
