Incredible. But luckily I have remained an EU citizen. Thanks.

Thanks for the responses - belatedly!

Thanks, true. So in a nutshell, once I am (formally) a British citizen, my wife will NOT need to take any action wrt to her PR status/ her PR card?
Again, your feedback is much appreciated.

Thanks, I was not sure, as I thought I'd read on a HO page that the PR card would no longer be valid post-Brexit etc.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-resid ... dence-card
So just a bit confusing...
Thanks again.

Hi, I would much appreciate an answer to the following: I am an EEA national exercising my treaty rights, i.e. living in the UK. My non-EEA wife applied for PR which was granted in 2016 (on the basis of me, her spouse, exercising treaty rights and having spent 5+ yrs here) I have now successfully ap...

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