Thank you for your opinion!

Jambo wrote:Also if the spouse visa was granted in Feb 2011, how are you able to make an application for settlement now? Or are you applying for settlement under a different visa category?

yes, I applied by 10 years rule.

What do you mean "fighting with the HO"? Was this from within the UK or outside the UK? Did you have a valid visa for that time? Or have you made the application on time and then appealed the decision? It was within the UK. And when I made my application, I had a valid visa, but by the ti...

Hi everyone, I wonder if anyone could help me to clear of my thoughts on this point. Regarding residential qualifying period, on the requriement it says 'You cannot count time you have spent in the United Kingdom while exempt from immigration control as part of the residential qualifying period', I ...

Is is impossible to get as the place he is working at is his friend's restaurant. Is he working lawfully in the UK? If not, he himself may not be lawfully resident in the UK. What is your ex's nationality? He is working lawfully in the UK but I just can't get it approved. He is Dutch. Ok, well then...

Ben wrote:

maria_zhang wrote:Is is impossible to get as the place he is working at is his friend's restaurant.

Is he working lawfully in the UK? If not, he himself may not be lawfully resident in the UK.

What is your ex's nationality?

He is working lawfully in the UK but I just can't get it approved. He is Dutch.

To do this, do I have to return to my own country first or I can apply in the UK? Thanks. Tough call. For EU applications it is usually better to stay in the UK, but for applications under UK law you often have to go to your home country. You can ask them to accept an in country application claimin...

mochyn wrote:You have no chance of an appeal under article 8 as your relationship with your original sponsor is now finished.

You now need to make a new application for a spousal visa

To do this, do I have to return to my own country first or I can apply in the UK? Thanks.

Brown212 wrote:Go for the appeal, you have a good case on article 8.

. Could u advice more pls? One of my friend told me I should try to restart a fresh application as British partner, what do u think? Many thanks

Hi everyone, My PR has just got rejected and they give me 10 working todays for appeal, but I am not sure if I should or how to appeal, please please help to advise me here! me and my ex were divorced and he is not willing to help me at all. And the refusal reason is mainly that I couldn't submit of...

After 4 months appication for my PR, it has been rejected, the main reason is that I couldn't prove my ex has been working in the UK to exercise his treaty rights, but I know he has and still is. But since we were separated we never got contact with each other, he hates me still very much and there'...

Many apologies for the late reply, maria_zhang. Have been very tied up the past few weeks and was not able to look into your case inspite of the various 'pm's you had send to both- this id as well as my 'Docterror' one . Looking back to your notes, let me summarise your case so that I can formulate...

You are divorced and you are pregnant with your fiance? A new man in your life I suppose. So since he is your fiance, when are you getting married, again? When your baby is born and recognized by the daddy, then the baby is British. You cannot be separated from your baby. Yes. I have got my divorce...

maria_zhang, many thanks for the 'pm'. I am replying on forum as others can comment further on any information that I may provide for clarity and as no new information has been passed to me from what you have already posted. and EU don't like to change the visa to UK visa, or the other way around. ...

[quote="JA13I"]maria_zhang, many thanks for the 'pm'. I am replying on forum as others can comment further on any information that I may provide for clarity and as no new information has been passed to me from what you have already posted. Hi JA131, thank you very much for your advise firs...

maria_zhang, many thanks for the 'pm'. I am replying on forum as others can comment further on any information that I may provide for clarity and as no new information has been passed to me from what you have already posted. and EU don't like to change the visa to UK visa, or the other way around. ...

I am on EEA family member remain for 5 years to 2010, but me and my EU husband are just divorced this month. And I rang the solicitors before, they said I cannot apply for PR next year as I can't reply on my ex anymore and EU don't like to change the visa to UK visa, or the other way around. Is thi...

I am on EEA family member remain for 5 years to 2010, but me and my EU husband are just divorced this month. And I rang the solicitors before, they said I cannot apply for PR next year as I can't reply on my ex anymore and EU don't like to change the visa to UK visa, or the other way around. Is thi...

I am on EEA family member remain for 5 years to 2010, but me and my EU husband are just divorced this month. And I rang the solicitors before, they said I cannot apply for PR next year as I can't reply on my ex anymore and EU don't like to change the visa to UK visa, or the other way around. Is this...

Hi,, please see http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=20132&highlight=eea4 http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=32443&highlight= I think its most important that your sponsor provide you with some form of evidence especially in light of link 1.....that he was and still...

What would happen if I don't apply PR by the time my Resedient Card has expired? Do I still get the PR automaticly after 5 years without the stamp on my passport? Also if I am pregant with my british bf's baby, is the baby chinese or british? What would be my position for immigration for stying in t...

UKBAbble wrote:No neer for all that, as i said you're covered.

But I might get to ask on the trip back to enter UK, is it true?

Hi,, please see http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=20132&highlight=eea4 http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=32443&highlight= I think its most important that your sponsor provide you with some form of evidence especially in light of link 1.....that he was and still...

Casa wrote:I believe so, but wait for confirmation from other members on this.

Thank you, yeah, I will wait and see what others say. many thanks tho.

Casa wrote:The HO will want to see your husband's as he's the one who has to have been 'exercising his treaty rights'...in this case by working in the UK.

Will I still be able to stay in UK once we are divorced?