I would be surprised if divorced individuals with PR won't be able to acquire "settled status" in the future, as they got their PR as family members of EEA nationals. In my opinion you will be alright. Thanks for your reply it’s assuring - I have a consultation with my lawyer tomorrow jus...

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I have a PR and I am non-EEA national.

If you have permanent residence - what are you worried about?

Because I am unsure of what will happen after Brexit all the talks is about EEA nationals and their family nothing about ex family members

Hi, Hope someone can answer this , I'm married with 2 kids both (German and British) my wife is German I have a PR and I am non-EEA national. We are separating (friendly way )my questions are: 1- Do i stop being a family member if we both live separate but no legal divorce yet? 2- Does living separa...

thanks for your reply much appreciated for 1st one it shows on my crb or whatever they call it now i always declare it on the explanation but wasn't sure to answer yes for conviction or not i guess i will answer just yes and attach the lawyer's letter. for the 3rd one I was married before to a Briti...

Hi All, I am planning to apply for naturalisation next month after having PR status for 12 months but i have a few questions and will be grateful anyone can answer them please: 1- I had a conditional discharge on early Jan 2010 , i got a letter from the lawyer which states it is not a criminal conve...

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usually the home office the send a letter to you letting you know they have received your application and your are allowed to continue working or accept new roles until your application has been decided. (that what happened to me ) this came a month after receiving the email, you can show your HR th...

Hi All, I have recently obtained my PR after 5 years of marriage to my EEA national wife things are not going well and we are in the process of getting a divorce. My questions is: 1- Do i need to still be married to apply for naturalisation ? 2- I know i need to wait for a year before applying but i...