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by Obie » Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:33 am
It should not affect you application at all, as stated in the European Courts of Justice Eind ruling in December 2007. The UKBA says they are still studying the ruling and have failed to implement it, 2 years down the line.
They said you are supposed to be a qualified person, before your wife's EEA 2 can be processed according to Regulation 2006, regulation 9, which makes provision for Surinder Singh cases, which is technically speaking wrong.
If you are in employment or self- employed, then it will not be a factor. But if you are not, they will say under EC rules, you are an unreasonable burden on the state, and hence could reject her application.
Supplement benefits when you are employed or self-employed is a non issue.
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