Where were you married in 2010 either in UK or abroad? Have your EU national partner been exercising her treaty rights since 2010? If you were married in UK and your EU partner can at least help you with her treaty rights evidences & passport regardless of you living together or not then you may...

Thanks for reply ! I would like to apply RC and my wife started job just now! so from now onwards she is practice her treaty rights. Is Its matter when she starts job or she can start any time during my FP valid. Thanks An EU national is expected to start exercising its treaty rights after 3 months...

Usually bank statements/utility bills/tenancy agreement can serve the purpose regarding absence.

You should read the caseworkers remarks between the relevant dates especially when you lodged appeal and when you withdrawn. But as your first eea2 RC was refused due to insufficient treaty rights evidences which I think may effect your application because from the time you withdrawn your appeal and...

If you wish then can fill new application form otherwise if the details/circumstances have not been changed then simply change the payment page only. In both cases there won't be any difference.

They must have sent you the letter instructing you what to do?

You should be fine. In accordance to section 3c(2)(c) & 3d(2)(b) the leave will continue until an in time in country pending appeal is finally determined/withdrawn/abandoned. Apart of that you must have the treaty rights evidences of EU partner for the time you lived as family member of EU natio...

No. For an eea2 RC application the present treaty rights evidences of EU national will need.

One thing you should keep in mind that your activities are irrelevant even paying taxes rather only your EU national partner's activities will matter which generate your rights under EU legislation. Usually CSI only need to EU national student although it has been written very trickily in many sourc...

If the EU national is working then CSI will not be needed at all. CSI only needs when EU national is self sufficient or student.

Applying for another EEA2 RC will be more suitable for you but make sure to buy CSI policy which should be active when sending application.

1. If you have spare £65 then may send EEA1 application along with EEA2 application with same single set of evidences to get the confirmation that you are a qualified person (EEA1 is totally optional). Furthermore, if you (EU national) are working then few last months payslips and/or employer letter...

In order to proceed with decree nisi the petitioner will need to fill & sign the form 84 and form 80a/b/c/d/e (there are five different forms depending on allegation). Moreover, in order to identify the respondent's signature on form 80 simply tick twice at page #3 then marked the respondent ack...

At the moment there is no pay as you go styled private medical insurance offering by any company. Usually all plans are yearly based although many companies offer 28 days to cacel them. But usually for cancelling these plans during such grace periods the holders will need to send back all the paper ...

Attaching a self addressed prepaid special delivery envelop is optional but is a good practice for ensuring the trackable and safer return of documents.

I think your recent post contain the correct answer. Since you already knew that the right derived from EU route only requires its confirmation which is optional. And it is not new when caseworker didn't make mistake by issuing two BRPs with one set of biometrics and be remembered that RC never ever...

No. It shouldn't. But you may request to divert your application towards EU route for your which you think to be eligible for. But you should keep in mind that from UK immigration law switching into EU route is possible but switching back from EU route into UK immigration law is almost impossible fr...

CSI policy must cover the whole family even anyone of the family member is not included in the application. In your post the 1st lawyer was giving you right guidance. In order to confirm that you can refer to the page # 58 of the EEA4 form where there is a section # 7 asking about comprehensive sick...

Don't make multiple posts. You have already been answered:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... l#p1171788

In the pursuit of permanent residence the EU national partner must exercise its treaty rights in UK for 5 years which cannot be excersied from outside of UK. Moreover, a non-eu national has to maintain its residence too in UK. Usually 6 months of absence does not affect the residence.

you should had lodged the missing report of your wife at the local police station during your visit there before departing. I do not think simply leaving the country without making efforts to find your missing wife was appropriate.

In case of married partners there is no requirement to live under one roof. However, in case of unmarried partners it may cause problem for future application.

As long as you had made valid applications before the current visa being expired then all such period will be counted regardless of when you were issued visa.