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You should have got a letter stating the date that you acquired PR. That letter would not state when you can apply for naturalisation, because the requirements for naturalisation are different and unrelated to those for PR.
Every ILR (permanent) card is being issued with expiry in 2023 as that's when UKVI has proposed to issue new cards. So, if I understood correct you got the correct BRP with ILR.
There is nothing like PR in UK, I reckon you meant ILR and you downloaded ILR Set(M) form for which you got BRP card with 2023 expiry as UKVi isnt issuing any BRP with any validity after 2023, even I got the same validity last year.
Thanks for your reply , I apply for PR as I am a non eu married to eu national but looks like the case worker make a mistake by issuing RC rather then PR . Me and my friend both download PR Form . No it's not ILR set Mapsk wrote: ↑Thu Nov 01, 2018 1:02 pmThere is nothing like PR in UK, I reckon you meant ILR and you downloaded ILR Set(M) form for which you got BRP card with 2023 expiry as UKVi isnt issuing any BRP with any validity after 2023, even I got the same validity last year.
If the card does not specifically state Document Certifying Permanent Residence, then it is not a PR card but another 5 year residence card.
Thanks for your reply . How they can make this mistake ??? I send covering letter explain everything with PR form however on the letter it says check carefully if you find a mistake please email with in 10 working days of receiving the permit . I already send an email .
Thanks for the Reply. Well i married in September 2103 with eu national who acquired PR in 2015 . The following duccuments i submitsecret.simon wrote: ↑Sat Nov 03, 2018 10:14 pmDepending on what evidence you included, the issue of a Residence Card may not be an error.
If the caseworker is convinced by the evidence that you have acquired PR (because you have lived in the UK for five years as the spouse of an EEA Citizen who has PR or is exercising treaty rights), then they would issue you a PR Card (as you are a non-EEA citizen; only EEA citizens get a DCPR). If they are not so convinced, the correct thing to do (if the evidence warrants it) is to issue you a Residence Card. So, it seems the caseworker was not convinced that you have resided in the UK for five years with an EEA citizen who exercised treaty rights for the five continuous years and therefore correctly issued you a Residence Card.
As I have mentioned in my earlier post, it may be worth applying for a SAR with the UKV&I to see the comments that the caseworker has put on your application. That will give you an understanding of why s/he issued you a Residence Card instead of a PR Card. You can then, if necessary, reapply with new evidence.
SAR = Subject Access Request
1) she never received any letter states the acquired date and we didn't know as well at that time but when we was applying for DCPR in December 2014 so the period exercise treaty right was (2009-2013) .and she was still working ,2014 on maternity , she was already qualified at the time of maternity .My daughter born in 2014 and same documents was sent and was successful for british passort .Asherkhawaja wrote: ↑Mon Nov 12, 2018 11:58 pmSajid..your wife must have received a letter from HO at the time she received DCPR. This letter states the date when she acquired PR status.
Advise here your marriage month/year and the date on the letter I mentioned above!??
Once the EU National acquire the PR status (the date HO mentions on the letter), the EU citizen does not require anymore to exercise treaty rights by employment/self employment etc. Accordingly, from the date EU citizen acquired such status, the family member of EU citizen no longer depends on EU spouse’s exercise of treaty rights to be able to stay in the U.K.
I suggest you to have a look on your spouse’s DCPR card and the letter which came along to confirm your wife did actually get the correct DCPR and the relevant letter.
Let me know if you or your wife has lived outside UK for more than 2 years at any time after your wife acquired PR? You will be aware that living outside U.K. continuously for more than 2 years unfortunately cancels acquired PR status!
It is also entirely possible that HO made an error and instead of PR, they issued you RC, so you need to keep following up on this with HO.