hi Vinny, Thank you for your continuous support! No news for now. I wrote a letter on 17th December to Home office explaining my mistake and asking to void my ILR application. I have not submitted any biometrics or documents. Last week I submitted my application for a permanent residency, attaching ...

Just woke up my husband to ask the question, he confirmed that Spain allows him to have a British nationality and keep the Spanish one

He is SPANISH and British.

I am not close to the details but I think he has 3 years to decide wheather he is ready to drop his SPANISH one.

Am I completely screwed?

Please ask you husband to confirm that he still retains his EEA/EU nationality after naturalisation. It’s unfortunate that they didn’t put up warnings for EEA/EU citizens on how naturalisation may affect their family members under the EEA Regulations. Good morning Vinny, What do you mean? Do you rec ...

Don’t let them get to the point of processing it. Don’t submit documents nor biometrics? If you go to the appointment, then ask the caseworker to treat it as invalid? You won’t be an overstayer as long as you are the spouse of you husband under the EEA regulations. So, I should not upload any docum ...

I don’t think that they will consider it as void . You don’t have indefinite leave to enter/remain. You are not under Section 3C , because you don’t have leave under the Immigration rules. You are not outside the UK. If they get to process it, then I fear they probably would just refuse it because y ...

Vinny, I have one more question.

While waiting for the response on my first application, shall I apply for a permanent residency card in parallel? My current visa expires in mid-January. I am do not want to become an overstayer, have too much to loose - my children...

Thank you very much vinny for all your help. I highly appreciate it.

Does it mean that it is better for me to continue with my current application and hope for the officer to consider it void. My appointment is scheduled for 27th December, I will try to explain the situation and hope for the best.

Thank you very much for your help. Sorry, I am a bit lost at the moment.

What will be the best way to extend my right to stay in the UK, FLR(M) or a permanent residency card?

When will happen next then?
( provided the rules do not change)
One year after I got i permanent residency card I can apply for naturalisation?

Please kindly advise what my steps should be?

- cancel the existing application for Set (M] together with appointment in Croydon
- try to cancel the payment
- submit a new application for a permanent Residence card,

Correct?

I paid with my Amex card and can contact them in attempt to cancel the payment.

Could you please let me know where it is written that I need to go via EEA regulation route ?

I was told that from the moment my husband got naturalised I can only apply via the Immigration rules.

OMG!!!What will happen now? Will I have my application rejected?

Do I need to re-apply?

I called Home Office and explained my situation but was told that given that my husband is a British national now, I need to apply as a person who is married to a British national.

I have not paid much. £50 or so. It was back in 2013.

My visa states:
residence documentation
Card of family member of an EEA National

I paid £3018 when I completed my online application

I was told since my husband has not got a British passport, I need to apply as a partner or a person settled in the UK. Have I got something wrong?

When I was getting my clearance document 5 years ago my spouse was EU national with permanent residence. Now he is a British citizen.

Good morning all, I have a question I hope some you will be able to help me with. I have already completed my on-line ILR application (SET (M)). My appointment at Croydon Sopra Steria centre is scheduled for 27th December. My current visa as a family member of EEA national expires on 11/01/2019. Can ...