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Are they your unmarried partner?
yes married
As you used the word 'partner' I thought you were unmarried, in which case you would have an overstayer issue. But since you are married, your spouse has the right to be in the UK as long as you are exercising treaty rights, no matter if they have a valid Family Permit or not. Also, you don't need a Family Permit to apply for the Settlement Scheme, so the fact that theirs is expired represents to issue at all.
Thanks for your reply that's great to know.kamoe wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:27 pmAs you used the word 'partner' I thought you were unmarried, in which case you would have an overstayer issue. But since you are married, your spouse has the right to be in the UK as long as you are exercising treaty rights, no matter if they have a valid Family Permit or not. Also, you don't need a Family Permit to apply for the Settlement Scheme, so the fact that theirs is expired represents to issue at all.
kamoe wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:27 pmAs you used the word 'partner' I thought you were unmarried, in which case you would have an overstayer issue. But since you are married, your spouse has the right to be in the UK as long as you are exercising treaty rights, no matter if they have a valid Family Permit or not. Also, you don't need a Family Permit to apply for the Settlement Scheme, so the fact that theirs is expired represents to issue at all.
