Thank you Obie for the kind words as your absolutely right as i did everything i could for her and as you rightly mentioned everything in obtaining her PR so that we could obviously be happily married which is noted by your reference to my research on this forum on previous posts. This is why i have...

Yes i appreciate everything you are all saying dont get me wrong here but i really just want to make sure i'm doing the right thing here as dont want anything biting me on the mule later so to speak ............ thats all! As i mentioned i couldnt careless if she stays as its obvious to everyone she...

Thats correct, but the UKBA will always have my wife having that PR registered in their records as being obtained under an EU family member being myself and therefore if this is no longer the case i presume they must be notified as they will have records saying we are married etc. If this was not to...

Thanks for all the help and I'm going to check this with the ukba agency anyway considering she is still a Mexican passport holder and I have all the documents including the actual residence documentation which they normally put on a passport but they sent on an A4 sheet, but more importantly it cle...

Ok i was born in the UK but have always had spanish citizenship with a spanish passport since birth. Basically dual nationality even though never had a british passport as never had the need for it. When i got married to my mexican wife here in the UK 5 years ago and applied for her initial visa it ...

You were married when your wife was granted settlement. You still are .. even though she has moved out. So, there is no reason for UKBA to cancel her PR. Nor is there a need for you to inform UKBA when the divorce goes through ... because as a settled person, your wife is no longer your dependant (...

Yes sorry not entirely sure what its called exactly as keep seeing people call it different things. But the application was made in the home office for the right to remain which is for 10 years under my Spanish passport (being an EU family member) using EEA forms. I was born in the UK but as from a ...

My wife (Mexican) received her ILR in Feb 2011 and now (April 2011) has left the family home wanting a divorce. I havent received a petition as of yet but getting ready just in case, therefore does anyone know what would happen in respect to her being able to stay here or would she have to leave onc...

Mexicans are non-visa nationals which means that she should have no problems by just hopping on the plane. Makes it much easier because you can skip the EEA FP step and the only head ache should be the UK border guards. Equip your wife with all evidence that you have of your applications, in partic...

My wife is Mexican and I was British born but due to dual nationality have Spanish citizenship and Spanish passport all cleared by Spanish consulate and HO due to being borne here. We are having to go to Mexico due to a family member passing away. So we have to then contact the British consulate in ...

Also the problem we have is that the HO have all our documents at the moment but the good thing is that i think they only ask for passport and marriage certificate for this but what i need to know is how long does this take and where is it done, croydon? So if i'm correct in what you have said what ...

86ti wrote:UK border guards would let her in - eventually. Problem is carrier or possible exit checks. The 'cleanest' way would be to apply for a EEA family permit at the local consulate.

When you say local consulate i presume you mean here in the uk right?

The other question i have is that my wife was told by the solicitors earlier this year that she could only apply for the PR a month before her current 5 year leave to remain visa expired which is what we have done. As a result of this it has expired whilst the application is with the HO for the PR s...

thank you very much and what do they do in these situations then? do they put the application on hold until you return or do you have to re-submit everything? just wondering if anyones been in this situation?

Hi guys, I need some help and advise please if someone can help. We applied for my wifes PR using both the EEA3 and EEA4 forms and now due to my wifes grandmother passing away need to travel for her funeral etc. What can we do here? Can we request the passports back and the case remains open until w...