First week of October. She cannot use FLR (M) with a visa less than 6 months. That was the reason I put in the application application before the deadline to apply.

Obie wrote:Well that is wrong. Fullstop.

FLR (FP) is likely to fail, given your circumstances, of that I am sure

You see, it appears that she wanted to trick me into making the wrong application so that she can easily refuse it.

I was furious at first, that the caseworker had refused the application. But having read OP subsequent post, I realised the caseworker was only being courteous in replying to him, and informing him that they have put his application on hold awaiting a conclusion from EU team as to whether he is eli...

Basically, my reason for calling her inept is because she doesnt seem to understand the differences between ILR and PR. She might be able to reject my wife's application on the basis that she hasn't seen the PR, but the decision wouldn't stand in the court if I'm given Permanent Residence Card befor...

She hasn't reject the application. I think what she was trying to point out was that I have applied for ILR and a decision hasn't been reached yet. The caseworker is inept. She doesn't know the difference between PR and ILR.

Thanks Guys. Should I put the warning letter in writing or fill a form? I sent the Caseworker a letter on Friday 17th of April about the errors in her decision. I would not consider this to be reconsideration as the application has not been refused yet. What she was saying was that my wife's applica...

Obie wrote:Judicial review will be the next step.

You ought to be quick about it.

I will suggest a Pre-Action Protocol at this stage in fact.

Sorry, what is a Pre-Action Protocol?

Thanks for your advice.

Just a correction, under EU law a non EEA national acquire permanent residence (PR) after five years. EEA 4 application is for a confirmation of existing right rather than an application for the right to permanent residence.

Thanks for advice Directive/2004/38/EC


I have sent them an email.

Can any experience member advice on what legal action I can take if the Caseworker does not agree with my explanation? Judicial review or appeal or something different?

Thank you Guys. My ex was employed and self-employed during the period we were married for. I submitted documents covering that period for my Retained Right of Residence application in 2013 and I did the same again for my PR application. I have also included evidence of my employment from the date o...

Thanks Obie

Is there anybody who has been in a similar situation?

Hi Guys I have some few questions to ask. To begin with, I will give few details about myself. I was married to EEA national for about 3 years and 3 months before our divorced date in February 2013. We lived together in the UK from March 2010 to February 2013. I applied for Retained Right of Residen...

Hi Guys I have some few questions to ask. To begin with, I will give few details about myself. I was married to EEA national for about 3 years and 3 months before our divorced date in February 2013. We lived together in the UK from March 2010 to February 2013. I applied for Retained Right of Residen...

[/quote] Why do you think you might be able to apply earlier?[/quote] You see, this is where I am a bit confused. I came here on a visit visa which expired before my EEA spouse joined me on 22/03/2010. Does what you said means that time spent in the UK before the EEA national joined me count towards...

Hi everyone, Just to summarise my situation. I got married to EEA national in 2008 and I moved to the UK the same year. EEA national joined me in the UK 22/3/10. We lived together as married couple in the UK from 22/03/10 to 25/02/13 prior to divorced. I successfully applied for RoR late 2013. My qu...

Hi everyone, Just to summarise my situation. I got married to EEA national in 2008 and I moved to the UK the same year. EEA national joined me in the UK 22/3/10. We lived together as married couple in the UK from 22/03/10 to 25/02/13 prior to divorced. I successfully applied for RoR late 2013. My qu...

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[quote="simo1985"]thanks for the reply
do you know exactly what i'm going to need as evidence?[/quote

Were you legally residing here during the 10 years?

Yes you can

Since Nigeria does not come in the list of majority of english speaking countries therefore, he will need to pass one of the following english language skills test: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/new-approved-english-tests.pdf I spoke to a couple of universities and ...

Hi everyone. I have a brother who lives in Nigeria, but wanted to study Masters in Marketing in the UK. He has a Degree in Banking and Finance from Nigeria university which was taught and assessed in English and a Grade C in English equivalent (WAEC C4). My question is, does he has to do IELTS test ...

You were just wasting your time. They dont know anything about immigration law. All you need to show are two documents; Proof of your treaty right and a valid RC. Spouse, children, ex spouse(RoR) and extended family members with a valid RC has the same right as their sponsor under EU law.

I have made similar enquiry to them before and they did not give me definite answer. But in your case I am 100% sure you will get NHS Bursary, because you meet all the requirement. Once you are accepted by the uni, then I cant see any barrier to NHS Bursary. It is now a question of how much you will...

A UK national are treated as EU national and the OP is a family member of EU/UK national. The only EU student or family member that are not eligible for maintenance grant or NHS Bursary are those who have not spent three years in the UK prior to the date their course is starting. If the OP have live...

Not all information are available on that link. (1) The op is a famliy member of a settle person in the UK, therefore he/she doesnt have to be a settle person. (2) If he/she was accepted by the university, why not NHS Bursary? (3) He/she meets the criteria for home/eu student, which means he can get...