Thank you. Ravii. The link you cited http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=767682&highlight=#767682 says the followings: "Family member of EEA nationals are not subject to immigration control. Therefore they dont have to have leave to remain. They are not usually given the 28 day...
I applied the permanent residency on the basis of a retained right as a divorced person. The requirements include: The marriage had lasted for over 3 years during which both spouses had lived in the UK for at least one year. I meet the requirement, however there is no evidence proving that ON THE DA...
Thanks for the link which say the followings: "Family member of EEA nationals are not subject to immigration control. Therefore they dont have to have leave to remain. They are not usually given the 28 days notice, but told to leave ASAP" According to this, I might be told to leave ASAP. H...
Hi All, My permanent residency application under the EEA regulations was rejected because no adequate evidence proving my EEA national husband had been exercising treaty right in the UK for the required period of time. I appealed against the refusal, but it was dismissed under the EEA regulations an...
The UKBA's letter which refused my application for permanent residency says "If you fail to leave the UK voluntarily your departure might be enforced. In that event we would first contact you again and you would have a separate opportunity to make representations against the proposed removal&qu...
Thank you. My application for permanent residency under the EEA regulations 2006 was rejected. The 1st tier tribunal dismissed my appeal under the regulations and article 8 human right (private life). I applied to the 1st tier tribunal for permission to appeal, but it was rejected. I then applied di...
