Obie wrote:

I have a funny feeling it will be an uphill battle to secure PR, without are support, under these circumstance, except you are able to withstand a strong fight

I do not have another choice

If the HO are satisfied with the Evidence of 5 Years of treaty rights, the evidence has to be less than 2 years old. If you can show she has resided for 5 years in the UK, you may be able to acquire a PR. You must be able to demonstrate that she has been resident in the UK over this period. I have ...

Obie wrote: What evidence of Self-Employment during this period do you have?

I have my spouse’s Tax Return for last 5 years, but the last year’s tax return has a different address on it as we are not living together now.

[quote="Obie"]How long ago did your wife accrue 5 years residence?

My spouse lives here for 10 years

Thank you everybody for your answeres

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