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Qualify for Indefinite leave to remain

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kenfosu67
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Qualify for Indefinite leave to remain

Post by kenfosu67 » Tue May 27, 2014 8:29 pm

I have five years stay which I acquire through my mother being married to an EEA national. They were married for 7 seven years and has since divorce about a year now. I am 17 years old and I have two more years to run on my visa. I just want to find out if I qualify to apply for indefinite leave to remain now instead of waiting for it to run out. NB My mother has now acquire a British passport. Many thx

SouthWest1
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Re: Qualify for Indefinite leave to remain

Post by SouthWest1 » Tue May 27, 2014 10:27 pm

1- you acquired your residence card based in your relationship to your step dad.
2- after 5 years from your residence, you can apply for PR providing you include proof of exercising treaty rights for your step father.
3- based on your post, you can not apply now as you still have 2 years left to complete your 5 years.
4- your mother BC is irrelevant here.

as you are 17 yrs old, may be a moderator can add a comment if your age can make a difference or if you have an alternative option!
I am not sure if Retain of Rights is applicable in your case or not, especially as your mother is divorced now !!!

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Re: Qualify for Indefinite leave to remain

Post by Obie » Wed May 28, 2014 1:08 am

Well you have two options.

I believe you can apply for PR now, as it seems like you will qualify, or your mother can register you as a British Citizen under section 3(1) of the nationality act 1981.

You mum should have registered you, whiles she was making her naturalisation application.

I am sure it is not late, that can be done now. Make sure it is done before you turn 18.
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