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[b] Permanent Residence Requirements[/b] wrote: The following documents must be supplied by a non-EEA national family member of an EEA national who is applying for a permanent residence card under regulation 15(1)(b) of the 2006 Regulations having completed 5 years residency:
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A valid passport
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Proof that s/he was a family member of an EEA national during the 5 year period
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Documentation confirming that s/he has resided in the UK with the EEA national in accordance with the 2006 Regulations for a continuous period of 5 years; this requires confirmation that during this period the EEA national was residing in the UK in accordance with the Regulations .
You can reapply again after an appeal, provided new evidence has come to light, which was not available in the appeal, like a divorce certificate.[b] Directive 2004/38EC[/b] wrote: Article 15
2. Expiry of the identity card or passport on the basis of
which the person concerned entered the host Member State
and was issued with a registration certificate or residence card
shall not constitute a ground for expulsion from the host
Member State.
General rule for Union citizens and their family memberstroubled wrote:Thanks Obie I met my solicitor today and we have decided to go to court.If all of us are going to be afraid of HO then they will continue to make such awful decisions and get away with it. UK is not a banana state the rule of law exist so let the independent judge decides this case.I met all the requirements under permanent residence rule ,they just want to frustrate me. I am not going to give up and I know with God everything will be ok. We discussed our strategy in length. My solicitor told me that the production of EEA national`s passport by a non-eea national for PR is HO guidelines but not law incorporated in EU regulations.Though they have the right to ask for spouse passport it is not stringent requirements so any decision of refusal based on this is subject to interpretation. Please if you have any more articles on EU regulations that will help my course let me know and I wiil put them into my witness statement.