I understand generally if EEA national is going abroad, it does not affect on non-EEA national's status. In most cases, when EEA national go abroad, he usually go for holidays/vavcation or short period, so in most cases he is still exercising his treaty rights in UK under one of the prescribed categ...

Thank you Directive/2004/EC for your reply. EEA national has left for 6 months only and will come back. I probably have used the word "for good" wrongly. I did not understand your sayinmg about bills. When EEA national was in UK, most of the bills were on his name. That remained the case e...

Thank you very much obie and Directive 2004/38/EC for your replies. Firstly an update: EEA national has left finally for good, but only for 6 months and has intention to come back to the UK after 6 months (a day less of 6 months to be on safe side) Obie, I understand that if EEA national goes for 6 ...

OP has asked this question in another forum and he was responded. There are loads of things which make me think the story is fiction.

One could have gone to Finland and sort it out all there. But whether there is reason to prolong this subject, that is the question.

A friend of mine is non EEA national living in UK. She is direct family member of an EEA national. The EEA national exercise his treaty rights in UK. They have been in relationship for couple of years but legally married in UK few months ago. Non EEA national's immigration status is based on EEA nat...

Anymore input on this subject?

I Understand it is complicated.

Thank you Meats and 86ti: 86ti, in regard to the link you have provided under Directive, do you refer to Part 1, Continue of residence: 3(2)(a) "Periods of absence from UK which don't exceeds six months in any year"? In your response to my first question, you have mentioned 'job seeking' f...

A friend of mine is non EEA national living in UK. She is direct family member of an EEA national. The EEA national exercise his treaty rights in UK. They have been in relationship for couple of years but legally married in UK few months ago. Non EEA national's immigration status is based on EEA nat...

Thank you John for the reply. I understand it is not compulsory but he applied to keep his record in this country. He is also aware that it may help him as an evidence of his length of stay in this country for PR/Nationality purpose.

Someone applied for EEA1: Registration Certificate with all the required documents including the exercise of treaty rights by working in the UK. No response or decision from the Home Office for almost 4 months. After 4 months, the applicant left his job and needed to travel abroad and asked his pass...