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ibi1975 wrote:I am non EAA national, was married for less than 2 years to a German National with 5 years old child.
I got my residence card on 2008.
EAA national and child got both registration certificates.
I have a Divorce certificate (Decree Absolute)
I have shared custody order from court with contact has to take place in UK
I have been Working Full time non stop since obtaining the residence card on 2008
The child is going to school.
I would like to apply to retain my right of residence.
Please advice:
What application or form shall I have to use?
You can use the EEA2 form or send a covering letter explaining the situation
Do I have to write a support letter attached to the application? if yes, what shall I state in it?
If you attach the CL then please state what has happened and what you are applying for along with a list of docs that you are sending them
What documents do I have to provide apart from my pass, the child's pass, the child's birth certificate, decree absolute, court order confirming custody, my payslips, my certificate of employment?
Marriage certificate maybe, some prooof of the spouse exercising treaty rights during the marriage, especially from the time youapplied for divorce until the time the decree absolute was grantedDo I have to get a comprehensive health insurance?
Please advice about any other things related to my matter, my case is streightforward, I do not think I will need a solicitor.
I wouldnt think so, if you ahve all docs then best aapply yourself
Please help
Thanks
ibi1975 wrote:U forgot to answer this one)?
Do i need a comprehensive health insurane covering me and my eaa child?
ibi1975 wrote:Thanks for that! But i dont think i will need to provide
some prooof of the spouse exercising treaty rights during the marriage, especially from the time I applied for divorce until the time the decree absolute was granted, why?
Because she will not be helpful providing me with that as she is not my wife anymore
Will it be a problem ?
What you have proved is that the spouse was exercising treaty rights at the time of the application but that could have been a few years back. The spouse might have stopped exercising treaty rights the day after you applied for RC.ibi1975 wrote:That was already been proven before as i do have already a 5 years resident card in my passport.
I do not agree with u.
As we are referring to the provision of the Citizen directive, i believe it was right for me to use the language of the directive, which is custody.ibi1975 wrote:Just for ur info obie:
The term custody is not used anymore in court, now we say a residence order instead of custody order .
I have a shared and not full residence order that means the child os shared equally between both parents.
U can talk only about access order if the non eaa has not custody.
These bambo and bobobo they need to get a life, they r so stupid they do not know what they r talking about, missleading people with their stupid answers, pretending to be the experts, get a life both of u)Obie wrote:bobobo, i have expressed my displeasure at OP's post and asked him to tone it done.
I understand your frustration, but using obscene language does not help the forum, and it is offensive to forum rules.
I have therefore decided to delete the offensive portion of your post and also delete OP's offensive post too.
I appologise !Obie wrote:I have warned you through various medium to sling your hook.
Jambo and Bobobo were seeking to help you. There is no reason to be so rude and offensive towards them.
Furthermore I have read the vast majority of their posts and i hardly find any problem with them.
The vast majority of people who come to the forum for advice are divorced couple, who are seeking advice on the basis of 3 years of marriage. Your case is a rare one, so they could be excused for thinking you need to show you wife was a qualified person.
The few error they made in their reply to your case does not make them stupid or unworthy of being appreciated for their great contribution, or merit so much barrage of insult.
Again if you know a lot, dont come to the forum.
Furthermore, UKBA will not be wrong if they require to show that your ex was exercising treaty right up to the time the Contact order was issued.
Their guidance indicates, such is not their practice, but in the language of Regulation 15(1f) such requirement is not precluded.
If you remember the use to issue PR to people who apply for ROR, until they recently changed.
Take this as a last warning