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Ben wrote:If you have a right of residence under the Directive, you have a right to work.
You do not need to inform the DoJ that you are employed.
Possession or lack of Stamp 4 or Stamp 4 EUFam does not affect your right to reside or to work.
I am the non eu spouse, my wife has been employed all this time.walrusgumble wrote:Ben wrote:If you have a right of residence under the Directive, you have a right to work.
You do not need to inform the DoJ that you are employed.
Possession or lack of Stamp 4 or Stamp 4 EUFam does not affect your right to reside or to work.
are you the eu spouse or the non eu spise/family member?
Ye, would be wise to actually look at "how" you get the right to residence in the first place!!!
Send in the info about the job, so it will give the minister less excuse to refuse you or further delay in deciding the case
If your the non EU Spouse then you are correct, it don't matter whether you have a job or not. I was not sure whether you are the EU Citizen or not. In fact, unless you have status on another basis I would not say that you are working, because if you don't have some status already, you maybe working illegally.ghostriderinthesky wrote:I am the non eu spouse, my wife has been employed all this time.walrusgumble wrote:Ben wrote:If you have a right of residence under the Directive, you have a right to work.
You do not need to inform the DoJ that you are employed.
Possession or lack of Stamp 4 or Stamp 4 EUFam does not affect your right to reside or to work.
are you the eu spouse or the non eu spise/family member?
Ye, would be wise to actually look at "how" you get the right to residence in the first place!!!
Send in the info about the job, so it will give the minister less excuse to refuse you or further delay in deciding the case
I dont see why the kind of job would make a difference.