It's just a waiting game right now, free movement will continue until the UK leaves the EU. But hopefully we will hear about what will happen early in the negotiations.
You might like to check out this forum:
referendum-news-and-developments-f55/

Have you had a look at the guidance for family members of EEA Nationals?
Page 33 has information about marriages of convenience:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... als-v4.pdf

marcopolo77 wrote: Wife: She's from Malaysia.
I met my (now) wife in december 2015, she was on a Tier5 Mob visa.

Malaysian citizens are not eligible for a youth mobility visa, Is she a British overseas citizen?

You may use any continuous five-year period to qualify for PR so if you wish to use the period after WRS was scraped you may rely on that providing you were a qualified person. would this not cause any issues with applying for citizenship down the line, bearing in mind I' would hide fact I arrived,...

It only depends on the BC sponsor (your wife work doesn't have a effect on her rights as they are based on you). So if you aren't working yes she will require CSI.

You may use any continuous five-year period to qualify for PR so if you wish to use the period after WRS was scraped you may rely on that providing you were a qualified person.

Yes the changes apply to all applications made but not decided by the 25th of November 2016. The British Citizen sponsor is now treated as if they were an EEA National so you must exercise treaty rights as a worker, student, self-sufficient. There are minor differences between the BC and EEA Nationa...

Like Vinny said, However, remember you can only hold a COE to ROA (which goes in US passport) or a British Passport you cannot have both at the same time.

She will need a visa to come to the UK to marry, or if they marry in France she will need a visa to join her husband. (The Children won't need visas, as they are French Citizens although watch out for post-Brexit changes) https://www.gov.uk/join-family-in-uk Five-year route: The process will be a 2....

I'm guessing she isn't French?

It is for the year prior to naturalization. So if you apply today, it will be 90 days within the year from 27th of March 2016 till today.

So those prior to Brexit could be permitted to continue exercising their Treaty Rights until the acquirement of PR. However those who arrived after Brexit would fall under UK Immigration Laws Well nobody knows, you'll have to wait and see. Just have patience they say the first thing to be discussed...

It can take 20 working days for the biometric letter to be sent from when the Home Office receive your application, you have just reached that so I'd wait a little longer it should turn up during next week. Yes, every application non-EEA national makes will have their biometrics taken, They will com...

Hannalie wrote:(1952) when South Africa was a British overseas territory

South Africa was an Independent commonwealth country in 1952.

With all due respect, but your government has some of the strictest immigration processes and it takes 5 years in Australia too before gaining permanent residency as a foreigner. No, Generally not true. For example, there are a huge range of visas which grant permanent residence without a preceding...

What status did you have prior to beocming an EU national (i.e. 1995 to Polands accesion to the EU).
Were you granted ILR? check your old passports

Hello Robin92, You have confused the residence requirements for naturalization and PR. For acquiring PR you can be absence for up to six months per year: i Will Leave the country for 11 months This would be a too large of an absence (unless it is a very important reason then you can have one absence...

When you say RC do you mean residence card or residence certificate? Do you have a particularly complicated case?

Even if you reapply multiple times at an application fee of only 65 pounds its still a lot cheaper than the 1500 pounds for a solicitor

You have to use the EEA PR form (Not form EEA 4) it is now a legal requirement - eea-route-applications/137-pages-eea-ap ... l#p1419964

In the tax year 2005/2006, I was working part-time as a student for most of the year in the range of 400-700£/month. I got all old payslips from the university for that year, but I just realize that I have not paid any tax! I do not understand why I did not pay tax. but will this be a problem to co...

No, I don't think they can apply online if it isn't at the same time as the sponsor. You can request the passports back after applying but I would leave a month from when you request them until you leave at least to be safe. The home office is known for exceeding the ten days they say it will take t...

The UKVI helpline is not helping so much here. No they never seem to be. The (IR) form says: - Any other application for leave to remain that is within the Immigration Rules but is not covered by another form. And the (HRO) form says: - Other claims not covered by another form. So I guess question ...

Bheema wrote:Hi,

I have registered in local council in Germany Iand I have Anmeldung.

Is it good enough to give a try?

Thank you

Are you both living in Germany?

Then you should have any troubles with it

You can be absent for six months per year without affecting your residency, were you absent for .5 months more in that year besides that one big absence of 5.5 months (I.e. over six months in total)? No CSI required if your not in the UK. Or one big one off absence of up to a year for important reas...