papuu - I've merged your threads to try and keep relevant information in one place.
Unfortunately, your story isn't making sense so we're trying to clarify your situation in order to offer advice. Here's what I have gathered so far:
- Your spouse is an EU citizen. She has worked 9 months of the last two years
- You are not an EU citizen.
- You are here on a dependent L permit, i.e. your permit is based on that of your EU spouse
- You have worked here for 26 months, have lost your job, and wish to apply for unemployment benefits
Now you're saying that you don't have a permit
at all? Is this because your spouse is not working any more and has been given a job seeker permit? You should still have some sort of permit otherwise the authorities would have asked you to leave.
If you've worked here for two years and still have a valid permit, normally I think you should be eligible for unemployment benefits. However, my understanding of family reunification is that the EU spouse needs to be the one that proves he/she can provide for the family. Maybe there's an issue with using your non-EU unemployment benefits to stay here.
I know you don't want to tell your life story here, but your very brief posts are not adding up to a coherent story. If you can provide a bit more information we might be able to point you to some more resources.