Questions about applying EEA 4 I'm the non-EEA family member, have lived in the UK continuously since 2007 Sept, full time working from Mar 2010 - now. My husband (EEA national) has been a full-time student in Norway since Aug 2012, due to career and financial reasons, I stayed in UK to continue my ...

My EEA 2 visa was revoked at UK Border, I have appealed and have a hearing date in Jan 2015. Home Office doesn't allow me to work, can I reapply for an EEA 2 and appeal at the same time? Or I have to withdraw my appeal then reapply? The main reason to reapply is that I want my right to work. Many th...

Obie wrote:He may well do . I am simply giving a general advise based on the law. My advise are not intended to be case specific.

Okay. thx Obie

Obie wrote:He will not be a frontier worker unless he returns to the UK at least once a week.

Thanks again Obie,

Would the situation qualify that he is economically self-sufficient and has comprehensive healthcare in the UK? We have a lease together, and bills are in his name etc.

If your spouse is a frontier worker, then the burden is on you to demonstrate that such is the case, by providing the relevant evidence, that he is employed in another member state and he returns to the UK at least everyday, or as a rule, once a week. In the absence of that, I am of the view that y...

Dear all, My EEA 2 visa was revoked at border control, they are challenging my husband's status on exercising treaty right. He's now travel back and forth between Norway and UK every other weekend, and he has comprehensive health cover in the UK right now. My lawyer said I should have the right to c...

it's not latest. it's same application since 2006 Section 4 is for NON EEA national If he/she retained right of residence under EEA law ( 3 years marriage ) You can only apply Retained right of residence after 3 years. And the application you send is EEA2 not EEA4 You can only send EEA4 five years ...

In the latest application form, if I apply with section 4, does that mean I could apply after 3 years of marriage if my husband chooses to leave UK (stop exercising treaty rights) for a better job? Edit*: I'm the non-EEA national, and already has resident card since Nov 2010. (married in Jun 2010) h...

You should be able to apply for permanent residence on form EEA4 now, provided you have been living with her for 5 years and during that time he has been continually exercising treaty rights. The fact you have only been on your residence card for x years is immaterial. It's your wife's exercising tr...

Summary: My husband is Norwegian, he has been exercising treaty rights since 2009 and we have been living together since. My questions are 1. when can I apply for Permanent Residence Permit? 2. what documents would be acceptable for UKBA for the special circumstances that he works in Norway but live...

You are not eligible for ILR in any sense or in any category. Currently, under your EEA family member status, you will be eligible for permanent residence in November 2015. That is dependant on your partner exercising unbroken residence and treaty rights throughout that entire period. Thanks for yo...

Hi, I would have been living in the UK for 5 years this Septemeber, I would like apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain. My visa history: - Sep 2007 to Jan 2009: Student visa - Feb 2009 to Nov 2010: Post-study work category of Tier 1 - Nov 2010 to Nov 2015: Residence Card (Family member of an EEA nati...