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[/quote]ariana wrote:
Wat do you think? Probably its new Coa letter from this year.
Pleas dear experts i need your help and advise. Thanks.
Hi Greenie! Yes iam working now - self employment on my own company.i live in uk since 2002,my child is non eea,same as me. i didn't send any letter to HO after divorce in NOV 2008 to retain the right of residence (i didn't know that i should do).Just now i apply for PR using form EEA4.Greenie wrote:It doesn't mean that you are not allowed to work it just means that until they have assessed your application they can't confirm that you are allowed to work . It is just a standard letter they are sending out because obviously some who apply for PR do not qualify and may no longer have a right of residence (particularly if they have ceased to be a family member).
If you are confident you have been exercising treaty rights for 5 years and/or have retained the right of residence after your divorce then you should continue working.
Are you working at the moment? What nationality is your child?
What do you mean - you must to apply your child's father EEA nationality,its my choice and i didn't apply for her EEA passport.shahinlondon wrote:How come your child is not an EEA National? If your child's father is your ex EEA National than you must need to apply your child's father's EEA nationality.ariana wrote: my child is non eea,same as me.