noajthan wrote:An idea that just comes to mind is this:
do you remember if you visited your husband in UK at any time before August 2010
Even when in UK and exercising treaty rights, an EEA national is permitted up to 6 months absence in a year.
So if you were in UK at sometime in the months before August 2010 then your 5 years residency may have started then & so may have been completed already.
Note: you would have to provide proof you were in the UK at that time & also on the day 5 years before the date of your application.
If your 5 years was actually completed by April 2015 you would already have achieved PR as your huband was 'just' an EEA national (& not a dual citizen) at the time.
If that's the case your naturalisation application would become more straightforward, in the one category of family member (dependent spouse).
Otherwise it's back to the question about splitting your 5 years continuous residency across the 2 categories.
Thank you very very much for your effort.
I visited my husband before August 2010 but I can not provide any proof