Hi, i would just like to get assistance and advice as my husband is filing for separation. Im not knowledgeable when it comes to UK laws so i wanna know my rights and my next course of actions. I just gave birth 2 monyhs ago and he already mobe out 1 week ago to his mother,i wanna kniw if im eligible to remain here as i give birth here in the u.k his eea family permit same as mine
Welcome to the forum, sorry to see your situation, I dont know enough about EEA or how having a child born in the Uk affects your situation, Im sure more members on here will be only to happy to advise and help you in your situation, good luck.. I just include something below which may or may not apply to you.. Stay after your family permit expires Family permits are valid for 6 months. You can leave and enter the UK as many times as you need within that time. After your family permit expires If you want to stay in the UK you need to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme. You have until 30 June 2021 to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme if your EEA family member either: is a ‘qualified person’ (working, looking for work, self-employed, studying or self-sufficient) has a permanent residence document
You can apply for leave to remain as the parent of a child who is a British citizen. From what I can gather, your former partner is an EU citizen and you were living in the UK when the child was born. In which case, the child is a UK citizen, so you can do this. https://www.gov.uk/check-british-citizenship/born-in-the-uk-on-30-april-2006-onwards
I have also been looking at this and dont believe the child qualifies to be a British citizen because all 3 of the below does not apply to either of the parents If at least one of your parents was a citizen of an EU or EEA country when you were born You’re automatically a British citizen if when you were born all of the following applied to at least one of your parents: they had citizenship of a country that was in the EU or the EEA at the time they lived in the UK they had ‘indefinite leave to remain’ (ILR), ‘permanent residence status’, ‘right of abode’ or ‘right of re-admission’
If they are on a EEA family permit, then, presumably, the father must be an EU citizen, who lives in the UK, and has right of abode. Surely?
Hi welcome. My godson was born in England both his parents are Hungarian and now British citizens and lived here 15 years he's 10 and does not count as a British citizen.
I agree maybe I have interpreted the op wrong she says that the father is on an EU permit the same as she is. As I understandit a family permit is valid for 5 years then the parent or parents can move for British Citizenship or ILR. If I read the act that covers this a child of EU citizens can be considered British if one or both parents are here without time constraints. ( if they are both on the same permits then the time constraint is 5 years)
If she is from the EU are they not covered anyway I thought EU citizens had the right to remain until the leave period is over in the EU. www.gov.uk./staying-uk-eu-citizen Looking at it I'm not so sure best to look at the EU settlement scheme and hope you qualify.
It does read like that, although I took it to mean that one parent is on a family permit as the other would need to be sn EU citizen to be eligible for one. Perhaps clarification of nationalities is needed before proper answers can be given.
Probably find his mother is the initial sponsor, as he has run back to her! We can only give answers on what's posted.
see post #4 if neither are british or filipino--why are we bothering with this thread ? it doesnt look like the OP is.
I am bothering because someone who appears to be in a difficult spot has asked for help. Oh and it's British!
Have a look at the top of page 9 on this link it may help https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAAegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw1FFy-4q2w5PzThXWx06yN3
