After ROR and Marrying British Citizen which way now?

[njomo]

Hi all,
Want to start by thanking you all for the very informative posts and responses in this board. Below is my situation and now not sure which way to go:-

Married EEA 2009
Moved to the UK July 2010
Things went sour and divorced August 2012
ROR given Dec 2013
Married British citizen Dec 2014

Now which way? can I apply for British citizenship directly? or should I go through the EEA? I have a small employment gap Jan 2014 - July 2014 - was self employed but never had insurance.

Please help

Thanks

Njomo

[noajthan]

Hi all,
Want to start by thanking you all for the very informative posts and responses in this board. Below is my situation and now not sure which way to go:-

Married EEA 2009
Moved to the UK July 2010
Things went sour and divorced August 2012
ROR given Dec 2013
Married British citizen Dec 2014

Now which way? can I apply for British citizenship directly? or should I go through the EEA? I have a small employment gap Jan 2014 - July 2014 - was self employed but never had insurance.

Please help

Thanks

Njomo

Stick with far less restrictive EEA route.

Insurance (CSI) is not required if exercising treaty rights as a s/e 'qualified person'.

[Obie]

Hi all,
Want to start by thanking you all for the very informative posts and responses in this board. Below is my situation and now not sure which way to go:-

Married EEA 2009
Moved to the UK July 2010
Things went sour and divorced August 2012
ROR given Dec 2013
Married British citizen Dec 2014

Now which way? can I apply for British citizenship directly? or should I go through the EEA? I have a small employment gap Jan 2014 - July 2014 - was self employed but never had insurance.

Please help

Thanks

Njomo

You will have difficulties applying for naturalisation if their was a gap in the EU citizens treaty rights

[njomo]

Thank you obie and noajthan. So I'm I right if I can start my application for citizenship straight away? Been here for more than five years.

[vinny]

Probably more prudent to apply for confirmation of PR first.