Thanks for the reply. I was trying to take what the form said as literally as possible. I thought that I could consider myself a permanent resident. Am I not an 'EEA permanent resident' as someone born in Britain (and who has always lived in Britain)? Is it the case that my wife could receive PR if ...

Hello, and thanks in advance for any replies (and apologies for reposting this - it got lost as part of another question I had making it look like it had been replied to) I've been looking into a PR application for my EEA wife who has lived in the UK for over 10 years. We have been together for over...

Hello, and thanks in advance for any replies I've been looking into a PR application for my EEA wife who has lived in the UK for over 10 years. We have been together for over 10 years, and she has no disqualifying absences. We also have two children born in the UK including one born over 10 years ag...

Thank you. I did not consider that option but it seems a good one. Hopefully that will suffice, and I'm hoping for a similar thing with the time out of the country which is another one for which our records don't go back sufficiently far.

Dear forum users I'm looking into a PR application for my EEA wife who has lived in the UK for over 10 years. We have been together for over 10 years, and she has no disqualifying absences. We also have two children born in the UK including one born over 10 years ago, and both are British. We were m...