As Far I found, it covers who had applied before 16th July 2012. The amendment itself notes that an EEA national will now be defined as a national of an EEA state ‘who is not also a United Kingdom national’. Whilst the rest of the regulations come into force on 16th July 2012, this amendment only is ...

Hi Obbie,

Its still unclear, as you said I am falling under transitional but Noathajan disagreed with you. So what will be the right answer?

Thanks Obbie for your reply. So what you suggest us in this occasion. Law is even not cleared. Spoke to couple of solicitors, they said you will be fine but not assuring me 100%. Spoke to Home Office several times on phone, everyone got different opinion. So where would be rely on. As law is not ...

Thanks Obbie for your reply. So what you suggest us in this occasion. Law is even not cleared. Spoke to couple of solicitors, they said you will be fine but not assuring me 100%. Spoke to Home Office several times on phone, everyone got different opinion. So where would be rely on. As law is not ...

Hi All Thanks for your kind responses. So will wait for one more year and would straight apply for EEA PR. And it suits me as well as it is cheap :) ... thanks again for helping Hi Aditya, I am in the same situation as you. I didn't get anything in writing, because I have emailed them and they said ...

Hey Minion, can you please tell me your timeline aswell. As we are in the same boat so might we help each other some how.



Keep in touch and good luck

hi jazzsingh1985 I am in same situation as you. When you wrote to HO did they provide any specific details regarding your case. Any remarks from Law,like under article this and that. Any information will be appreciated Thanks Hi Minion, I didn't get anything in writing, because I have emailed them ...

Well in the end, I found the conclusion from Home Office. As per home office, your visa only revoked when EU national surrender or lose the nationality as acquiring British Nationality. It won't effect on non eu national if EU national can allow to have both nationalities on same time and if your ...

The hive mind of this forum is incredible isn't it. A PR card is simply confirmation that the holder has acquired PR, it is not mandatory for any purpose. Having a PR card may simplify the evidence to be submitted to support a naturalisation application. A risk-averse applicant may choose to apply ...

Many Thanks to all who has managed to get me a right answer. I have sent written letter to liverpool office to confirming am standing on right criteria. As I have double checked with Home office about my status, they clearly said, I don't need to switch to British Immigration category (£18,600), as ...

Good afternoon to all senior members who are doing best to help me out from this big trouble. As far I have researched on google and spoke to couple of solicitors, I found its only effect to the EU state which doesn't allow them having dual nationality as per ''Latvian Case'' I have spoke to HM ...

I'm still doubtful about the position of family members when their EEA sponsor naturalises as a BC - it really needs some Euro-heads to comment or advise. You may wish to follow up your phone advice from HO and try to get something in writing from them. What I have so far ... from 2012: https ...

Hi Guys, I am new in this forum. I need a advise from you all. As i know you guys will help me out from this trouble. My history is like this: Married to EU national in 2012, got residence permit after 6 months which is valid till 2017. My wife been here more than 8 years, she received her EEA 3 ...

Came in UK : Nov 2009 (Student Visa) Living together with my EU partner from June 2011 Got married in Feb 2012 EEA 2 received : July 2012- July 2017 I think what Obie is asking is; between November 2009 and July 2012, were you at any time staying illegally in the UK or did you have valid leave to ...

Came in UK : Nov 2009 (Student Visa) Living together with my EU partner from June 2011 Got married in Feb 2012 EEA 2 received : July 2012- July 2017 I think what Obie is asking is; between November 2009 and July 2012, were you at any time staying illegally in the UK or did you have valid leave to ...

With respect I believe the advise of the family solicitor is wrong or deeply flawed. Not sure where he got the hold British Citizenship for 3 years requirement from.. I am more concerned about your immigration history. What was your status in the UK before 2012? From 2007 to 2012 was there ever an ...

The solicitor is correct. However, PR is automatic after 5 years assuming all the conditions have been met, but applying for PR formally tends to make the BC application more straightforward. But what do you mean by "But my wife will only hold 2 years till 2017." :?: Assuming you mean she will have ...

I already explained this to you before, that you need to wait 2017 to gain your PR after 5yrs of marriage and once you complete that 5yrs of marriage then you can apply for BC immidately without staying for 1yr and you dont need to apply PR sticker before you apply, because you are already obtain ...

I already explained this to you before, that you need to wait 2017 to gain your PR after 5yrs of marriage and once you complete that 5yrs of marriage then you can apply for BC immidately without staying for 1yr and you dont need to apply PR sticker before you apply, because you are already obtain PR ...

My apologies, Casa , I should have clarified that I differ with you as regards the one year wait between PR and citizenship. As I understood, having dual nationality won't effect on my status. So do I still have to apply PR after completing my 5 years and once I get PR, I don't have to wait 1 year ...

Hi Guys, I am new in this forum. I need a advise from you all. As i know you guys will help me out from this trouble. My history is like this: Married to EU national in 2012, got residence permit after 6 months which is valid till 2017. My wife been here more than 8 years, she received her EEA 3 ...

Please Advice further....

Casa wrote:You need to have qualified for PR + 1 year before being able to apply for BC.

So will be the same scenario, So there is no benefit having dual nationality. Once am completed 5 years, does my wife to show she's earning £18,600

Please advice

Hi Guys, I am new in this forum. I need a advise from you all. As i know you guys will help me out from this trouble. My history is like this: Married to EU national in 2012, got residence permit after 6 months which is valid till 2017. My wife been here more than 8 years, she received her EEA 3 ...