No, you wouldn't have to. If you've been married for three years and divorced in the fourth, you will still count those years of marriage for the purpose of settled status or PR. The clock doesn't restart
Why do you think you need to show evidence of your employment history to make an application for a retain right of residence? If you need to apply for settled status as someone who has retained their right of residence, you will only need to show evidence of your own employment activities from when ...
I was going to draw the posters attention to the new policy, but it seems that application was made before the policy was introduced. It would be interesting to see if this policy is maintained in light of the Shah judgement earlier this week though
The best and quickest way is to apply as soon as possible. 2 & 5 years visa are multiple entry visas, to be eligible, you will need to have previously held French Schengen visa and visited France and perhaps other Schengen member state a good few times. If you have done that in the past then you...
The UK is very much likely to leave the EU next month. The WA is likely to kick in which comes with the transition period. So the cut off time is very much likely to be 31/12/2020
That is indeed the case. The WA applies to dependant family members where the dependency exist before the end of the WA. The free movement rights ends in December 2020 as it stands for those people who wishes to exercise that right after December 2020, it doesn't apply to people who have exercised t...
They are basic question, like the relationship between the applicant and sponsor, the questions, I think are used to determine whether the application is the right one for the individual.
Your concerns are valid, if you were to remain outside Ireland for more than 6 months, your right of residence in Ireland may be lost. However if you've lived in Ireland for 3 years and have exercised treaty rights for majority of that period, I won't worry about anything going wrong. Moreover that ...
