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enny07 wrote:Hi there,
I am new to this forum, so am not sure if this topic has featured here before.
I am a non EU spouse of an EU citizen who has recently naturalized to a Britizish citizen. I have a RC of family member of EEA National since January 2009 and we have a son that is a british citizen.
Now the question I would like help on is what my status is right now and what are my chances if I should apply for permanent residence. I have tried to search for materials concerning this issued without any help.
I must state also that my spouse who is originally from Latvia, is not entitle for dual citizenship, because of their (Latvia) opposition to dual nationality.
Therefore, am I no longer a family member? Should I inform the Home Office that am no longer a family member as have been told to inform them when this happens? Am I still under the EC law or will my case be judge under the UK immigration law if I decide to apply for permanent residence or FLR or SET (M).
Can I apply under this law http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/partn ... s/#header1
I would appreciate any help on this matter as I dont know what to do.
Thanks alot.
Perhaps not, as 284(i) is not satisfied.Plum70 wrote:Whatever the case, you should be able to switch to the UK route and apply in-country
I am a bit confused in relation to above statement
It's just thatDeeone wrote:I am a bit confused in relation to above statement
does this rule means if you have a RC as a family member( Not based on mariage but as a dependant) you cannot married a BC; unless you go back to your country of Nationality and apply?
Please kindly explain the issue. Thanks in anticipation of your response
and284 wrote:(i) the applicant has limited leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom which was given in accordance with any of the provisions of these Rules...
TB (EEA national: leave to remain?) Nigeria [2007] UKAIT 00020 wrote:A resident permit granted under the EEA Regulations is not Leave to Enter or Leave to Remain. A person who has a Residence Permit does not, therefore, meet any requirements of the Immigration Rules that he have Leave to Enter or Leave to Remain.