travel advice after retain rights of residence

[zrana]

Hey guys.few months ago i retained rights of residence and now i just need a travel advice from you.

What questions do i expect from the immigration officer at the heathrow airport on a way back in the uk?
Do i require to fill the landing card because i m no more family member of an EEA nagional but retained the right of residence?
Is there any one know the procedure of immigration dest that once the passanger hand over the passport to the immigration officer,are they know that the passanger retained the rights of residence???
Which que do i have to go EU or non EU after retain rights of residence?
Please share your personal experience.thanks

[zrana]

Guys any advice on my questions shell be welcome

[Jambo]

Nothing has really changed (so EU queue, no stamp in passport).
Just answer the IO questions truthfully. Nothing to be worry about (it is not an exam).

[whatislife786]

Nothing has really changed (so EU queue, no stamp in passport).
Just answer the IO questions truthfully. Nothing to be worry about (it is not an exam).

Hello all could you tell me please my EEA(fm) ror pending can i tavel on my Rc? Thanks

[fatimahh]

[quote="Jambo"]Nothing has really changed (so EU queue, no stamp in passport).
Just answer the IO questions truthfully. Nothing to be worry about (it is not an exam).[/quote]

Agree with Jambo - when i travelled with my ROr i did not use EU queue and filled the landing card, but the officer who at first thought i was still married start asking question about partner whereabout, and i said do not know as we are now divorce. He then told me that i should have used the EU queue even with ROR and no need to fill landing card. Hope this help.