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Yes partner could shoot for confirmation of PR, assuming sponsor (you) has been exercising treaty rights & any/all absences (both parties) within prescribed limits.deedays wrote:Thank you CR001.
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So if we were together until December 2016 he would he then be able to apply for permanent residence in his own right by applying for EEA4 based on his 5 years as an Extended Family Member - is that correct?
Would we have to be living together for the 5 years?
Thank you so much noajthan.noajthan wrote:Yes partner could shoot for confirmation of PR, assuming sponsor (you) has been exercising treaty rights & any/all absences (both parties) within prescribed limits.deedays wrote:Thank you CR001.
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So if we were together until December 2016 he would he then be able to apply for permanent residence in his own right by applying for EEA4 based on his 5 years as an Extended Family Member - is that correct?
Would we have to be living together for the 5 years?
EU law does not prescribe co-habitation but HO caseworkers (with rules based on UK regs imposed on the cleaner, purer EU law) may do so.
So living together is not mandatory for any/all of 5 years.
Obviously it is easier to demonstrate joint venture if living together too.
Expect searching questions, clinical inspection and have a Plan B in back pocket in case of refusal.
Hi Wanderer,Wanderer wrote:Are dual UK/Irish citizens considered to be exercising treating rights in UK/Ireland anymore?