I was going to give you a response with advice on what is likely to happen next etc. But given your latest post, I just don't want to! You are a hideous person to be honest. I don't know what your husbands status is, but he could be recommended for deportation upon conviction, which yes will mess up...

It is a criminal offence to assault your children which is clearly what happened here. Smacking does not lead to bruises, smacking does not lead to arrest. To be honest you have far bigger problems than your immigration. You could lose your children, your husband could go to prison. If you want to l...

Due to past history, NHS wants to check mental State of your husband such as identifying whether he is suffering from any disorder so that such an event does not occurs again. It is for the safety of your husband as well as those around him. It still does not explains why HO have referred me and ar...

My Indian husband is an overstayer, our spouse application got refused because we made a stupid mistake on the form! A while back we got a letter asking if we had any new/additional info. Part of what we sent back was that my husband had a history of self harm. They then wrote asking for more eviden...

How have you been able to submit your last year's self-assessment tax return? I haven't! That's the thing! A friend (in the same business as me) and I used this guy based on a recommendation from a friend of hers. We've never had our own business before. He "claimed" to be someone who cou...

Hi Thanks for your response. The issue for me on the financial side is I just can't get the accounts. It's a really long story! Like I say, I can provide bundles of bank statements detailing my finances. I get my work via an agency who could provide an official document detailing my rate of pay, hou...

So it looks like realistically the best available option for my self and my Indian husband is that he returns to India and applies for a spouse visa from there. He's currently an overstayer. Forgive me for any bad grammar or spelling! Am trying to type on my phone. I have a few questions and would a...

so I'd budget 9-12 months. That's not really a issue and thank you for your reply as I said earlier if my husband leaves UK volantarily, can we move to IRELAND rather than him going to India? As me and him will move to Ireland as soon as we get this response from UKVI... thank you. To be honest, I'...

Wanderer wrote: so I'd budget 9-12 months.

That's not really a issue and thank you for your reply as I said earlier if my husband leaves UK volantarily, can we move to IRELAND rather than him going to India?

As me and him will move to Ireland as soon as we get this response from UKVI... thank you.

My main question is, can UKBA enforce "where" my husband goes? Yes, Immigration Enforcement can enforce your husband's removal but only to India (assuming that being his nationality). This will have been made clear on your removal notice. It has not been mentioned on the letter it said if...

We are happy to go to Ireland and move their normally not an issue. But my husband can not go back to India due to personal reason and neither can I unfortunately. I do meet all the requirements financially and stuff... We are waiting of UKBA/UKVI to respond with an answer but we are just trying to ...

Is there a reason why he cannot apply for a 'spouse visa' (VAF4A) from India? Probably the simplest solution... Ok, firstly, India just isn't an option for me. I could go into why but it's irrelevant for the advice I'm seeking. Our situation is such that we could go to Ireland for a few months. It ...

Very brief history: November 2013 - We got married, my Indian husbands student visa expired October 2013. We applied for a spouse visa immediately after marriage but it was refused on the basis that he didnt have the English language certificate and hadn't completed his degree. Early 2014 - He got t...