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nonspecifics wrote:If you were living in your friend's home, why don't you also get your friend to write a letter stating that you and your wife lived as a married couple in his house for 2 years?
That's better that you have some evidence. It might be enough to convince them that it was a real marriage.
You can only really find that out by applying and seeing what they say.
You also need to prove the exercising of Treaty Rights by the EEA national at the time the divorce is granted.
That can be a problem if you are now separated and do not communicate with one another or if you don't know if she is still in the UK.
If she has stopped exercising Treaty Rights or leaves the country before your divorce is finalised, I think you could lose your right to reside.
Or if you can't prove what she does at the time the divorce is completed, then the UKBA may just say you did not supply enough evidence of exercising Treaty Rights by the EEA national.
After the divorce, then you will need to be exercising Treaty Rights too as if you were then the EEA national if you retained the rights of residence.
Best to get more advice from other forum members with more experience of this, as I am not certain if my understanding of it is 100% correct.
onecarl wrote:Mr. bobobo ,
thanks for your answer and what do you think about my documents? are these looking enough? and what do you think that how my marriage is looking the MoC?
regards and looking forward ......
onecarl wrote:thanks very much Mr.bobobo for your words. You have gone through that whole situation, which i have to face. and if you don't mind, then can i communicate with you via PM ? i will be thankful to you.
regards and looking forward......