Thank you much both of you

Hi I am from Denmark, and my wife is from the US. We got married in Denmark around 3 years ago, and have live in the UK together for about 2½ years. She has a UK Immigration Document that she got when we applied for visa. She has traveled to Denmark and back with me many times without any problem. W...

Hi. My wife is a US citizen, and lives with me in the UK. She just started working last December, and therefore made around £150 from 1st january to 31st December 2014. I am from Denmark and have around £1000 income a month. Does she need to file taxes?

fatimahh wrote: You will also be require to be present in the UK exercising treaty right from biginnig of divorce till divirce is finalise.

Does that normally take a long time?

It depends of how long you guys have been married. If you have been married for at least 3 years, she would be able to retain residence rights. For more information, please check section 5.4 of the following document: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/264951/...

It depends of how long you guys have been married. If you have been married for at least 3 years, she would be able to retain residence rights. For more information, please check section 5.4 of the following document: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/264951/...

Anyone? Did I post in the wrong section?
Thank you.

Hi. I am from Denmark, and my wife is from the US. We currently live in the UK, and have done so for just over 2 years. If we divorce, will she be able to stay in the UK?

In the final year you should not be absent more than 90 days. Anything above that and you will have to apply for discretion. If absent for more than 180 days in the final year your application will be refused. Oh okay. My thought was that we could leave for a total of 3-6 months here in year 3, may...

I actually have another question... reading through the documents linked to by CR001, it says that in the 5 year period, one should not have been absent from the UK for more than 450 days. Does that mean that if we eg. move back to Denmark for 3-4 months, then to the US for 3 months, and then back t...

Oh okay cool thank you very much.

I think I read somewhere that one of the requirements of getting a British Citizenship is that you stay in the country afterwards. What if we decided to go to US or Denmark for a year or so after she got her citizenship, and then return again? Might that be a problem?

Is it correct that under these circumstances, the earliest we can apply for a British Citizenship for her is 5+1 years after we moved here (so about 4 more years)? Or is there a way that we can apply before? Yes, 5+1 unless you become British then she doesn't need the =1. No, there is no quicker ro...

Hi. I'm from Denmark and my wife is from the US. We got married in Denmark about 2½ years ago, and moved to the UK just under 2 years ago. She has had an Immigration Document for about 1 year, that we got through the EEA2 application. Our goal is to get her a dual citizenship (US and UK) if possible...

Anyone? Thank you.

Casa wrote:As the EU National, are you employed?

No I'm on disability from Denmark, so I think we got her visa on me being self-sufficient.

Hi. I'm from Denmark and my wife is from USA. We got married in Denmark, and have been living in the UK for about 1½ years. I hope that at some point (when we've been here for 5 years?), my wife can apply for a British Citizenship, giving her both an American and a British Citizenship. That should b...

Hi. I'm from Denmark, and on a disability pension from there. My wife is from the US. We have been living in the UK since January 2013, and just got her EEA2 Residence Card back in October. She is looking for work, but so far no luck. I was wondering if we could apply for Housing/Council Tax Benefit...

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/england/benefits_e/faq_index_benefits/faq_benefits_entitlement_if_coming_from_abroad.htm In practice, even if you come from one of these countries, you won't automatically get benefits. For example, if you’re an EEA jobseeker who has never worked in the UK, you won't b...

Hi. My wife (from the US, I'm from Denmark) just got her EEA2 residents card, and is now looking for work. Can we safely apply for benefits for her and/or housing benefits/council tax support without risking her EEA2 status?

Any update as to what happened? I'm considering sending in a reconsideration request if it might only take 28 days, but if it might take longer I would rather just send in a new application so my wife can get another document stating her right to work here after a few weeks. As I understand you get...

Any update as to what happened? I'm considering sending in a reconsideration request if it might only take 28 days, but if it might take longer I would rather just send in a new application so my wife can get another document stating her right to work here after a few weeks. As I understand you get ...

Any idea if I need more official documents than screenshots from my ebanking account?

Sounds good to me. I'll do the reconsideration. Yes I have that number thank you, and I will list all the details for her and me just to be safe. I presume I don't send any of the old documents, just the new ones that they need? Btw... what is best as proof of the bank-statements? Printouts of scree...

So I just called a different number (0845 010 5200 + 1 + 2 + 2) and got to talk to someone after a looooong wait. He pretty much confirmed what you have been saying. We have a right to stay here, and don't worry. He said I could still send a reconsideration letter (which is just a letter I write and...