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It's all rubbish they are talking.imran2006 wrote:Hi noajthan
Thanks very much for replying
As I have been to many solicitors they said I dont need to apply for ROR as if u divorce its automatically ROR they are saying retain right of residence means you must have decree absolute.
And they are also saying I am eligible next year sep 2016 for permanent residence.
Now I am having all the documents and yeah she is working paying taxes and I have all the documents from last 4 years as well.
Now the solicitor says you have to tell them why u spend 14 months outside UK its not a big issue .
Please let me know is this right or not? shall i apply for permanent residence in sep 2016 am i eligible and what about 14 months as my mother got ill and I was with my mother to care of her.
Please
Your friend's case may be different from your case & your timings.imran2006 wrote:Now its getting more complicated as I have seen in this forum people with divorce got permanent residency
Where should i go now ?
why my friend got permanent residence if he divorced he didnt applied for ROR kind of thing
I am here on this forum to get a helpful advice
how to get permanent residence after divorce short question?
If I have got decree absolute then what to do
this is my question please
You are unlikely to be in a position to apply for confirmation of PR yet.imran2006 wrote:ok send me ROR application link form inside UK then and done let see how would i take this permanent residence now ill show u if no ror
pains wrote: Thank you everybody for replaying …..
I'll apply for it next week or begin of June …
Any one would know how long it takes for HO decide?
I will be back posting the result, when i get my case done...