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Thanks for the quick response but I am a little confused by the comments.Obie wrote:Unfortunately, you friend cannot use EEA4 as she has not been in the UK , with the EEA national, under community law and as a person who has retained rights of residence for 5 Years.
Besides she cannot do much at present until the Decree absolute has been passed, and after that, she can't use EEA 4, she will have to write a letter to HO notifying them of her situation.
What other law has she been under? Entered as wife of EEA and stayed as family of EEA?Plum70 wrote:Your friend has to have been in the UK under EU law for 5 years to qualify for PR and the aforementioned period cannot comprise other immigration categories.
At present she only qualifies to retain her rights of residence in the UK.
Many thanks for the reply. She can prove most of his employment via the bank statements he already gave her and I am sure something can be worked out for getting a letter or equiv for the last couple of months.Guerro wrote:You can check my reply on a thread titled:
Eea application without exwife cooperation
Thanks for the reply Mary. Once she writes to the HO what happens after that? She is just v worried her current visa runs out in Jan 11Mary1 wrote:Hi Friendinneed
Your friend cannot make any application until the divorce goes through( as stated by Obie....) When the decree absolute is granted she will have to apply (using EEA2 form)or write to the H/O informing them of her divorce (retention of her rights to residency)and only then will they write back requesting for documentation. Nothing can be done until then.
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