hi i am indian national i got querry regarding my status if i got divorced from my wife who is latvian national and in points i will tell you the detail of case as well 1-married in cyprus in 31/08/2005 which is eu country 2-we move to uk in 21/03/2008 3-i got first Family member residence stamp an...

So you have actually abused your current status in the UK because the UK law wouldn't allow you to have a second wife and nor I am sure, would the law of your EEA wife's country. Pathetic !

Search the forum.

Its full of people whose 'love marriage' fails as soon as they become able to retain their UK residency.

mzenzen wrote:hi guys..
- got married in 06/09/2006 in germany
- moved to the UK
- divorce initiated on the 21 sept 2009

3 years of marriage, thats all one needs to stop needing the 'love of one's life'.

Easy.

I have applied for visa for UK and the application is being processed. Can I travel to UK now ? or do I have to wait till I get the visa ?

Common sense is a blessing.

Whats the rush ?

So you are separated from your wife but you still applied for a Residence Card ? stating that your wife is exercising her treaty rights ? isn't that deception ??

How can UKBA be so blind is beyond me !

There is no such place as totally safe in this world. Just some are more dangerous than others and in UK, city centers the most unsafe places at night specially if you are not from the 'superior white British race'.

Just be careful and you will be all right.

Why doesn't she move to India or you move to Lithuania if being together is the purpose ? I am not asking that but ECO will.

dj25000 wrote:Hi Guerro,
Thanks for your reply.

But once i am devorced i mean if i'm divoced now, does that invalidate my PR status ?

And what papers do i submit when applying for my naturalization ?

Thanks,
Sheikh

Funny how you worry about your permanent residence and not about your marriage. Pathetic !

I do really like Germany and well, German girls :) Liking Germany is very understandable, I also like Germany for more than one reasons but German girls ?? are you serious ?? Have you ever been to Germany ? They say 'If you see a beautiful girl in Germany, she must be a foreigner' and having been t...

shetkam wrote:HI,
A HSMP visa issued from Northern Ireland- is it legal in London.Can we work , stay in London.

Do you already have the visa ? how much did you pay for it ?

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No.

Since you have been married for more than three years and one year you have lived in the UK, you can retain your residence even if you get divorced. You will however need help from your wife in that you would need to provide proof she has been exercising her treaty rights during your stay in the UK....

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Also include your itinerary and hotel bookings ( or proof of where you would be staying if not in a hotle ) and you have enough money to pay for it. These are too obvious to be advised about but just in case.