Would the new 'Settled Status' changes being introduced in January 2019 prior to Brexit avail any options for me? By my reading, if there is no attempt to initiate the removal of your wife before she applies for settled status, she will become eligible under Immigration rule EU11(3) (see https://ww...

My husband was born in the UK, his farher is british, mum is dutch. I’m non-EEA, married to him in 2012. I got eea family permit in 2013 and eea residence card in 2014. We are trying to applying EEA PR now. Is it our case same as Louse case? Can I get EEA PR? I think only the courts can decide whet...

Agreed but "Freedom of Movement" is supposed to end when the UK leaves the EU. Therefore PR as such is no longer valid and they expect EU citizen to register for "settled status". I don't believe the OP has confirmation of permanent residence. I believe they have indefinite leav...

My wife’s residency card expires in few months, how can she enter the UK after the expiration? She entered the country with EEA Family Permit, then applied for a residency card which is now expiring after 5 years. She is Non EEA (Japanese), married to an EU citizen (me), I also have a "indefin...

So, basically I'm Brazilian man and I came to London in October 2017 to visit my aunt (who has the british citizenship) with the tourist visa (valid until April 2018) and a return ticket to Brazil in April 2018. During this period I travelled through some cities in the Europe, always departing from...

Can I have any kind of problem with immigration in the exit or entrance? Maybe - do Brazilian nationals require a Visa when entering UK? I'm guessing yes, given you had a tourist Visa. Any reason why you're marrying in Denmark and not here? Is it because your fiance lives in Denmark? Brazilians do ...

Can I combine my time spent on the Tier 2 visa with my time spent in the UK as an EU citizen? No. did the clock reset when I went off my Tier 2 and stayed here as EU? Yes. PR for EEA citizens is governed by different laws from ILR for non-EEA citizens. They are two different procedures and have dif...

naija99 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 05, 2018 5:59 pm

CR001 or anyone else who could please help
A South African in the UK on a visit visa got married same sex relationship to a German national with PR. Can she now apply for EEA FM from inside the UK or does she have to go back to SA and apply for EEA family permit?

She can apply from within the UK.

3./ Is march the cut off date when rights cease to exist for EEA or is it 2020. The guide i saw on other forum said 2020 but i keep hearing March 2019. What is correct? The cut off date is "2359 Greenwich Mean Time on 31 December 2020". (Source: Chapter EU of the immigration Rules). Howev...

I reffered to Richard W, just read the thread above and got worried that something may happen in November....sorry if i confused anyone, i just asked a question... There is typically 2 months advance warning of a change in the EEA regulations. Now + 2 months = November. I just dug this up in the st...

Well, it turns out it's not just me who smells a rat in this guidance. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/sep/04/concerns-raised-over-59-page-handbook-on-brexit-settled-status-scheme But case workers will have to read through to page 56 to discover that they should not apply the government’s...

They shouldnt as you may well fall under the transitional provisions. See this, esp page 28 and onwards: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/free-movement-rights-family-members-of-british-citizens#history Is there any statutory basis for these transitional provisions? It looks as though it's...

This section applies if— (a) a person who has limited leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom applies to the Secretary of State for variation of the leave , (b) the application for variation is made before the leave expires, and (c) the leave expires without the application for variation hav...

2. No. Brexit has NOTHING to do with citizenship laws which are UK specific. That's not entirely true. At some point, permanent residence will cease to confer settled status on those who are ordinarily resident. The EU has no say in whether permanent residence confers settled status, which is requi...

Let’s say I get my settle status, can I became citizens after That? Yes. And how long I have to wait? You still have to wait until 26 February 2019. The requirement is to have held settled status (in the old sense) for one year. There is no rule that you cannot hold the status for different reasons...

My partner, who is American, is considering moving to the UK and my question is if we get married before I become a British citizen, what working / residency rights could he have? Many thanks. So long as you retain your permanent residence / ILR and your Italian citizenship, and remain married, he ...

I'm wondering if anyone knows or thinks if the HO will be asking for additional documentation for SS route applicants that received RCs before the 2016 regulations came into effect to prove 'centre of life' or that we weren't circumventing UK law. From what has been publicly announced on the HO web...

official-section-3c-don-t-apply-to-residence-card-apps- If you had read the first two replies, or the judgement, you would know that the judgement has no bearing on whether residence card applications by extended family members extend leave to remain. Of course, the simplest way for the OP to secur...

As an unmarried partner, you would be an extended family member with no automatic rights under the eea rules. Section 3C protection does not apply to eea rc applications if your tier 5 expires, section 3C is only relevant to applications submitted under the UK immigration rules before your current ...

rubencol88 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 03, 2018 6:13 pm

In other words, can I get the divorce and still apply for settled status?

Yes.

- What documentation/evidence do I need to submit to obtain a CoA? You need a complete set of documentation - passports, evidence of your residence and evidence that your partner is a qualified person, and evidence that you are still partners. - You say that permanent residence is acquired automati...

2. No. Brexit has NOTHING to do with citizenship laws which are UK specific. That's not entirely true. At some point, permanent residence will cease to confer settled status on those who are ordinarily resident. The EU has no say in whether permanent residence confers settled status, which is requi...

SO does that mean they dont have to wait for one year after ILR, and my wife has done Life in UK and english language testing The one year wait is for naturalisation, but that does not apply if one's spouse is a British citizen. There is no one year wait for registration of a child; the child will ...

I understand my wife can not work until she get the COA which is fine, but will she be allowed NHS care? she is pregnant. As she is a direct family member, I believe NHS care cannot legally be made dependent on her having a residence card. She gains her right to free* NHS care by being ordinarily r...

Also, she worked from 2012-2015 non stop, but from june 2015 june, 2016' august she not worked, can she get that covered by taking insurance, for those missed period.. I have non eea permit until march 2020, my plan is to get permant residency, regardless of how much money I have to pay.... There a...