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What you need to apply for after Divorce is called Retention of Right, and to obtain a RoR, you need original copies of your Ex P60(home office will never accept copies), your Divorce certificate, your passport and also your P60 or payslips with other documents like Utility Bills, Council tax.onecarl wrote:thanks Directive/Guru for your post.
So can i apply just after 5 years, not after divorce?
Then how can i travel out of country , after divorce and before finishing the 5 years? what kind of visa status i will have? If i'm not wrong, then 5 years residence-card (which i got) will be useless after divorce. Or maybe Airport immigration will not let me get in after knowing the Divorce. Am i right?
how many wage-slips do i have to keep in my record of my wife? i mean, i already have 18 or 20 wage-slips (she get weekly wage-slips).
And the photocopies of P60s (are photocopies ok? because she did not give me originals, and will not give me either)
I have her original Job-Confirmation letter by from her Company/Employer.
And please tell me, which things make the cases weak, in general.
i will be thankful to you guys.
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:I am very unclear if you can continue moving based on your existing RC or whether you need to contact UKBA early. Anyone have a reference?
Please read my first sentence again. If that doesn't help then just read word #16.onecarl wrote:so , does it affect my application? or not?If she is entitled to a claim then this does imply that it can have no effect on her or your legal residence. It doesn't matter whether it is an individual or joint claim. Your stay in the UK depends on her doings!