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We married 2008 it's about 5 years ago nd I live in uk 3 years with 5years reciednce . nd been working full time for this 3 years nd I got 3 p60 .Obie wrote:Well if your marriage has broken down, you could divorce her, and you may be able to retain your residence, as it appears you have been married for over 3 years.
Thank you mrs fatmah God bless youfatimahh wrote:Then as said by Obie before you should be ok to apply for PR after obtaining the decret absolue for divorce. Once PR granted, you can get married again.
I would suggest that you get a Solicitor to do your divorce and your retained right of residency advice as soon as possible. You need a Lawyer that does both Family Law and Immigration Law. Once the divorce is done, you don't need any more of your wife's proof to remain in the UK.maxmelion wrote:no . she just want leave the house thats all . she left note to leave the house but we didnt talk about the devorce or anything but im scared she leave and then she does things without letting me know what her plans .
she cannt lose her job bcos of me becos she has good position and good work for few years , i honestly dont know wat to do , she only want leave bcos she doesnt trust me but she loves me so much .Obie wrote:You have to do things sensibly, as she has few cards she can play if you act in an arrogant manner.
She can refuse to sign the divorce papers, and also refuse to provide you evidence of her treaty rights, or even cease exercising treaty right, which may not get you far.
thank u my friend, but the problem she is a good person and she helped me alot but she is sad person and i cant devorce . i promised her i wont hurt u , and i think she wont devorce me . im really scaredsublime688 wrote:I would suggest that you get a Solicitor to do your divorce and your retained right of residency advice as soon as possible. You need a Lawyer that does both Family Law and Immigration Law. Once the divorce is done, you don't need any more of your wife's proof to remain in the UK.maxmelion wrote:no . she just want leave the house thats all . she left note to leave the house but we didnt talk about the devorce or anything but im scared she leave and then she does things without letting me know what her plans .
Good Luck with that my friend
thanks obie u r really nice person the problem with me i dont love her and i feel sorry of myself and same time i feel sorry of her and i promised her i never hurt her and i really never back of my promise . in same time i dont want leave uk or police treat me bad . as u said i have good chance to stay here and i really cant live with her anymore and she want leave bcos she think i cheated on her . i really want start new life here without sadness and fight everyday .Obie wrote:I feel sorry about your position.
The choice is yours. You deserve to be treated with respect, and if she refuse to do so, you ought to have a dialogue with her about this.
If this fail to reap any fruit, then you and only you would need to decide the step forward.
Divorce is a massive step, but on reading your case, and provided you can gather evidence showing she has been working in the preceding 5 years, which i believe is the case, as she secured British Citizenship, then you should be fine with the divorce. If that is what you really want.
maxmelion wrote:thanks obie u r really nice person the problem with me i dont love her and i feel sorry of myself and same time i feel sorry of her and i promised her i never hurt her and i really never back of my promise . in same time i dont want leave uk or police treat me bad . as u said i have good chance to stay here and i really cant live with her anymore and she want leave bcos she think i cheated on her . i really want start new life here without sadness and fight everyday .Obie wrote:I feel sorry about your position.
We gettin through divorce do u know any good lawyer good on eeu cases and divorce and ror plz . I think my wife wont coopertive with me . I know where she work nd i know shw still work there but how i can get evedince tht she is still work there . Im.worry
The choice is yours. You deserve to be treated with respect, and if she refuse to do so, you ought to have a dialogue with her about this.
If this fail to reap any fruit, then you and only you would need to decide the step forward.
Divorce is a massive step, but on reading your case, and provided you can gather evidence showing she has been working in the preceding 5 years, which i believe is the case, as she secured British Citizenship, then you should be fine with the divorce. If that is what you really want.
maxmelion wrote:thank u my friend, but the problem she is a good person and she helped me alot but she is sad person and i cant devorce . i promised her i wont hurt u , and i think she wont devorce me . im really scaredsublime688 wrote:I would suggest that you get a Solicitor to do your divorce and your retained right of residency advice as soon as possible. You need a Lawyer that does both Family Law and Immigration Law. Once the divorce is done, you don't need any more of your wife's proof to remain in the UK.maxmelion wrote:no . she just want leave the house thats all . she left note to leave the house but we didnt talk about the devorce or anything but im scared she leave and then she does things without letting me know what her plans .
Good Luck with that my friend
Obie wrote:What is the current position of your case? Have you started the divorce process?
maxmelion wrote:Start process divorce but she is not willing to help me.dont know what to ? I dont want lose my job..
Obie wrote:What is the current position of your case? Have you started the divorce process?
[/quote]maxmelion wrote:Start process divorce but she is not willing to help me.dont know what to ? I dont want lose my job..
Obie wrote:What is the current position of your case? Have you started the divorce process?