18 replies to this topic

[Victoria]

I would expect it to continue as it was submitted before the rule change.

[Prince74]

Thanks.

[kimmyT]

so if it continues and leave is granted. would that leave cancel the zambrano leave?

that means that in such a case, the recipient would have two status, is that even possible?

[Victoria]

Only with EEA rules.

[kimmyT]

what do you mean by only with eea rules victoria?

do you mean someone can posses two status, but one the terms or rules governed by the eea?

[Victoria]

I mean precisely what I said.

[kimmyT]

but i don't understand what u meant

'only with eea rules' can u explain?

[Victoria]

I suggest you discuss with your solicitor.

[Mutly]

It can happen that someone has a right of residence under the EEA rules and leave to remain under the national rules, because they are separate sets of rules.

Prince74, on 06 December 2012 - 07:54 AM, said:

Derivative Residence Card does not lead to settlement, that's what the UKBA is saying.  

This will probably be challenged on the courts one day. However for this reason, if you get ILR through long residence, don't worry any more about a residence card.