Yes that is what I meant. If the EU abusive partner was to maliciously try and get the Non-EU victim 'deported', would he be able to.
Thank You for clarifying this

She isnt the perpetrator. She is the victim

The case is one of domestic abuse. She left the house with the protection of the police, she is currently going through a rough time. If she does end up filing for a divorce. What happens in those circumstances? She arrived in the UK last year around March? Married for 2 and a half years

Perfect. Thank You very much

What if the EU partner informs the home office of the separation to try and get the Non-EU spouse 'deported'?

Thank You

Hi
If a person has received PreSettled status for 5 years under the EU Settlement Scheme as a spouse, but separates from the spouse (not divorced, only separated) Does the person have to inform the home office?

Anyone??
Amber?

I didnt want to start a new topic as it relates to Adequate Maintenance so posting on the old one. The updated guidance (december 2020) states that 'family premium' of Income Support has been removed from maintenance calculations in the guidance. Does that mean that I should also not include family ...

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As far as I read the updated guidance on Adequate Maintenance, they dont include 'family premium' in Part C of the calculations anymore. But you can double check with someone more knowledgable in this field

No, he has been threatening her with divorce when he used to talk to her while he was here and wanted her to not meet/talk to certain people.
I just want to know if there is any way she can stay?

But..isnt her case one of domestic violence. As even though there has been no physical abuse, he has mentally been affecting her..threatening her with divorce, trying to control her as in where she goes and who she sees, not talking to her for such a long time etc.

Yes, that is why I am slightly confused. She isnt eligible for retained rights of residence

Anyone?

Yes the in-laws are EU citizens, some with settled some with pre-settled status, but they won't be willing to help with paperwork if any problems e.g. divorce

Hi Everyone I'm posting on behalf of a friend. Her situation: Wife got married to an EU national in 2018 from Spain. Husband was 'nice' to her. Husband came to the UK in 2019 and put in an EU Settlement application for Wife. Wife arrives in the UK beginning of 2020. Husband begins to change towards ...

Yes i calculated the child element, £54 I dont think you need family premium, please ask someone, as you are not sponsoring that child, that child has a british passport so youre not sponsoring her better ask someone, if that child doesnt count then you will need the savings i previously mentioned,...

I dont get CTC i get UC of £400ish pound which INCLUDES a child element of £235 a month. But my incoming is the carers allowance at £270ish a month , child benefit £80 a month and UC £400ish Don't I also have to also add family premium to 'c' in the equation a - b > c? Not just carers premium. I wi...

A - B > C Income - Housing COSTS > Income Support + Carers element/premium Income - 0 > £116.80 + £41 Income > £158 to meet adequate maintenance requirement So £67.25 (Carers Allowance) + £18 (Child Benefit, based on £80 per month) + Child Tax Credit/ UC > £85.25 + I dont know about Universal credi...

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And do I qualify for a fee waiver for the fees and health surcharge?

No to both as you neither are destitute right now nor prone to destitution due to already receiving the public funds.

Ok thanks

Like I said : I have read them. But am i meeting the adequate maintenance threshold? And do I qualify for a fee waiver for the fees and health surcharge?

Any further help anyone?

Yes Ive read those links before posting this question.

Hello. I was wondering if anyone could help me out please. Background - I got married in 2018 to my Husband who is currently in Pakistan. I now have a daughter who is a british citizen, she lives with me. I am receiving Carers Allowance at £270ish a month caring for a family member. And I also get U...

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