Hi guys, I would like to ask some questions regarding a friend of mine. He was married (non-eu) to an EU girl sometime ago. They got divorced two years ago, however his PR application was refused because his then wife wasn't working at that time. He has now sent a new application, because at the tim...

For further information on UK visa questions it's best to ask in the UK immigration forum or the moderators will move your post and criticise. Topic moved. nonspecifics is correct . Regarding the topic if the new PR holder could marry under the EU law or the UK immigration law. I called the UKBA an...

nonspecifics I am not sure about what you just said: ''If a non-EEA national has acquired PR through marriage to an EEA national that makes him a permanent resident of the UK. if he then wants to sponsor a fiance or spouse when he has P R of the UK, then he would have to do it under the UK immigrati...

Hi JA13I No, she has been living with a new partner in the past year. The ex-partner of 5 years is old news. Also, what do you mean by 'on the basis of public policy' ? Do you mean the vote of new regulation affecting PR holders? Other questions: Her first child got also a PR but the minor got 5 yea...

I have already posted on this forum sometime ago, but finding difficult to link to the previous post. Anyway to cut a story short. My cousin (women) married to a EAA for 5-6 years and then divorced was refused a Permanent Residency when she applied to confirm her PR status. According to HO her ex-hu...

Thanks easy77, The lawyer said it's better to go directly for appeal as my cousin has already lodged the appeal. HO can be very stuborn in their dealing. You could send some letter and they will still find an issue. In front of the judge it will be very difficult to do so. Once again, I cannot under...

This is a noble idea and I am up for it. My cousin has been refused a PR on a basis that her ex-partner (EU national) wasn't excercising treaty because he claimed JSA allowance twice in the 5 year period. And the regulations says claiming JSA could not affect the application if the person was a job ...

I just had confirmation that the ex-partner was claiming Contribution-based JSA which is not defined as 'Public Fund'. So based on this information only, the HO cannot refused the application. She even called the HO and mentioned the difference to them. The agent said she's right and he wondered as ...

easy77 The Accountant seems to have the ex-partner self-employment details for 2009 just after he left his job in september 2009 (while the marriage ended in December 2009). In the self-assessment sheet it shows that the ex-partner doesn't have any Tax Due. In fact there is overpayment. They said th...

Hi Easy77, I think you have a good point here. My cousing has been in touch with her ex-partner's Accountant. He has details of 2009-2010 self-employed details. She will need to get in touch again with him and ask him to see if he could find details of self-employment for 2005-6. For 2006-07 the HO ...

Thanks 86ti, The point is HMRC do not point months in their statement, they only point year. Meaning there is no real breakdown. if you have been claiming JSA for 2 months in 2006, they would mention 2006-7: JSA+ amount claimed. However in the statement in 2006-7 there is also NI contribution (meani...

I have been reading this forum for a while now and need help from some people. I will list the case of my cousin here: Arrived in the UK february 2001 as student Married in july 2004 to EU national RC issued in January 2005 Divorced decree issued in December 2009 She has 2 children born during that ...