Update for the benefit and information of the forum members as I was looking for the same answer previously. So I can cofirm as I got my ILR yesterday, it took a while to be decided though. Thank you to CR001 and Zimba for their valuable inputs. All the best everyone. Hello forum members, I ...

Yes, she is working full time since she arrived here. Its really frustrating. Anyway i will apply for ILR, still. Will post about the outcome. Thanks for your guidance CR001.

Your rights are automatic as you are married to an EU (non British I assume) spouse. This means that from the date of married your time as a spouse of an EU citizen is active. Did you not submit a translated marriage certificate? You should not have jumped/panicked and applied for Tier 1 in my ...

My understanding is that you cannot 'vary' applications across two completely different sets of rules, i.e. EEA/EU rules and UK Immigration Rules. When did you get married? What date did your previous Tier 1 expire? What date did you submit your EEA Residence Card application? What was the exact ...

Thanks for your replies. I applied as a married partner under EEA FM. I entered UK on 22nd December 2007 as a student. I then remained on student visa and psw until 2013. Got Tier 1 Ent visa but wanted to switch to EEA route after the initial 3 years visa in 2016. Realising that EEA application ...

Hello forum members, I understand case worker can apply discretion on the matter of time spent on EEA regulations for long residency applications. But I need to know, does the processing time for EEA2 residence card application for a non EU national and the time spent for appeal for the same ...