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You don't have access to private messaging function until you have 30 genuine posts.MariaLondon26 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 05, 2019 9:36 pmHow does it work to send a private message?
I’m a new user and don’t seems to be able to access it.
Oh poor you, i feel so sad that you are not able to get a proper break with these solicitors. You seem like someone who has been through a lot and can clearly do with a break.MariaLondon26 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 6:24 pmHi Obie
I wonder what are your thoughts in the following, today I had a consultation with a new solicitor ( I chose this solicitor firm because of the hundreds of good reviews in different platforms), I explained my case and he said it is quite impossible to get permanent residence through retained rights if my ex husband was not working at the initiation of divorce proceedings, and I couldn’t claim he had a right of permanent residence because he didn’t apply for it.
I would have thought it will go the other way. The EU negotiator, Barnier, has already asked the UK to keep taking EEA citizens and their families if there is a no zero tariff trade deal Breixt (as the EU wanted the UK to do with the Withdrawal Bill) but the UK have refused. Italy going in to recession and Germany just missing going into recession on their poor growth, is causing problems in the Eurozone.MariaLondon26 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 6:24 pm
He gave me 3 solutions for my situation:
1) to apply on the 29 March 19 through the new eea scheme, he said the homeoffice maybe will be more lenient due to the political crisis of Brexit, plus the application will be validated by a system and not a case worker, unless they need more information.
German Economy Stagnates, Just Barely Skirting a Recession
Well the UK economy is only 1/8th Of the EU economy as a whole, therefore the UK by all estimation is most likely to suffer more than any EU country.JB007 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 17, 2019 1:38 pmI would have thought it will go the other way. The EU negotiator, Barnier, has already asked the UK to keep taking EEA citizens and their families if there is a no zero tariff trade deal Breixt (as the EU wanted the UK to do with the Withdrawal Bill) but the UK have refused. Italy going in to recession and Germany just missing going into recession on their poor growth, is causing problems in the Eurozone.MariaLondon26 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 15, 2019 6:24 pm
He gave me 3 solutions for my situation:
1) to apply on the 29 March 19 through the new eea scheme, he said the homeoffice maybe will be more lenient due to the political crisis of Brexit, plus the application will be validated by a system and not a case worker, unless they need more information.
? What are trying to say?
Are you talking about a no tarriff free trade deal Brexit? Everybody know that the Republic of Ireland will be the worst hit, even they know that.
Please share what was different on this application?MariaLondon26 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2019 7:34 amHi Obie
I would like to thank you so much for your advice, my third application for permanent residence was finally successful, I received My BRP for 10 years two days ago.
Now I need to research what documents do I need to gather to apply for British citizenship in 12 months,
And once more many thanks!