I know for sure that I loose it automatically once I acquired BC. But as I said I need to inform consular and sign declaration. when we applied on FLR M form they replied that we are still fine under EU law. I guess they didn't check dual thing. We will apply for PR first and see how that goes. Say ...

1) when you first moved to the UK; September 2004 2) when you started exercising treaty rights, apart from the first three months' stay initially; Started working immediately September 2004 (have all P60 & 45s) 3) WHERE did you get married (here or abroad in Lithuania) got married in Uk December ...

Guys! I cannot thank enough for all of you. It's always good to have a light at the end of the tunnel. Yes I do have blue residence card. And yes I need to go consular to sign declaration to give it up as Lithuania does not allow dual nationality. But then I know people who have two passports and ...

thank you all for your imput, its is slowly getting clearer how to approach this whole situation. at the moment HO is satisfied with my husbands status under EU law as they might not be aware that i have automativally lost my Lithuanian nationality. However Lithuanian consular is not aware that I ...

hi, yes we did apply for Leave to Remain REFUSAL TO GRANT LEAVE TO REMAIN paragraph 286 with reference to 284 (i) of HC 395 (as amended) you have applied for leave to remain on the basis of your marriage to a person present and settled in the UK but your application has been refused. in view of the ...

hi, we need some assistance to clarify the situation we are in. long story short. I am ex EEA national (lithuanian) who currently got British Passport (my previous nationality does not allow dual passports). My husband has EEA family residence endorsment in his passport (he got it when we got ...