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Right to reside after 12 years residence

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Dan_Manville
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If you client was here with leave to remain and in work for 12 months immediately prior April 2004 then she is not a worker who requires registration; she’s just an EU national.

The 6 year old should be in school now so Teixeira rights should kick in.

Proving the work before teh accession is key; one trick I’ve used is asking CESA or CBJSA decision makers for a breakdown of NI contributions for the relevant period. It’s at their fingertips or you could write in and request it.

HB Anorak
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Isn’t the problem in this case that she hasn’t worked in her children’s lifetime, so neither child was “installed” in the UK at a time when its parent nwas a worker?  That would seem to prevent her from having Teixeira derived rights.

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HB Anorak - 28 February 2014 02:27 PM

Isn’t the problem in this case that she hasn’t worked in her children’s lifetime, so neither child was “installed” in the UK at a time when its parent nwas a worker?  That would seem to prevent her from having Teixeira derived rights.

The following discussion raises that issue.

http://www.rightsnet.org.uk/forums/viewthread/5906/