In this case, the other party to the divorce, the wife, seems to be clearly domiciled in India and hence I think the Indian courts can be accepted to have jurisdiction. This is what I originally thought too Is there a chance that you could reconcile with your wife to the extent that you jointly dec...

Hi Raj, I am not a solicitor or immigration expert but I am talking from my own personal experience. Many people have been refused visa as there overseas divorce wasn't recognized. You better get some advise from an immigration expert or family solicitor. Regards Thanks Sunoo! Appreciate your point...

You are going through divorce in India? You are British citizen and domiciled in the UK therefore your divorce may not be valid as you are not divorcing her through UK courts. Hi Sunoo, We got married in India, my wife's UK visa has expired, and I still have almost all rights in India as Overseas C...

That was an eye opener!

THANKS YOU VERY MUCH!!!

Let me work on a plan B.

Thanks,
Raj

And on top, I can bring my parents that kindly offered me any help to raise my son, and have got supporting relatives and neighbors. Be aware almost impossible to bring parents into UK. Now this adds some worry, I was under the impression that I can bring my parents as visitors for 6 months at leas...

Would you be able to cope with a 2 years old child alone. He loves me more than my wife, there are places that let people work from home 2 days a week. And on top, I can bring my parents that kindly offered me any help to raise my son, and have got supporting relatives and neighbors. Do you not thi...

Hi Casa, Thanks for the reply! How has your wife's FLR(M) visa expired when it was valid for 2.5 years in June and she was living with you in the UK? http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/child-born-outside-uk-to-ilr-father-t211918.html#p1370841 It expired last month, it wa...

Hi obie, Thanks for your reply! I think the courts final documents of divorce papers should be able to tell whether I have any responsibility over the 2 year old child or not. Currently it's the question of getting Sole responsibility (slim chances) OR just only the Access Rights. So was asking coup...

Hi All, My personal situation has got to nightmare, where me and my wife are going to file for divorce soon. Am worried about my 2 year old Sons future Myself a naturalised British citizen (2015) My wife use to be on FLR, then involved in Domestic Violance, currently expired and back in India My son...

Thanks CR001!

Thanks casa! That helps me planing finances. Actually my wife was already using NHS for her pregnancy till 7months. Then later she went to India and delivered the baby. So does that mean I still have to pay £500? Can I include his name in the private health care (like Bupa) which my office currently...

Thanks vinny!

Thanks CR001!

My wife is currently in FLR(m), that is valid for 2.5 years.
So should it be FLR(?) for my child as well?

thanks very much!
Raj

Thanks for the reply Simon! Since my child is in India, and myself and my wife are in the UK, I guess my child would first need a India passport, and then a dependent visa for him to enter and live in the UK. Can you advice which visa it is please? (Dependant of British citizen 'me', or dependant of...

Dear Amber, My situation is slightly different, that my child was born outside the uk (in India, in 2014) when I had my ilr. My wife had flr. I naturalised and got British passport last year 2015. Can now I register my son as a British citizen using form MN1, if so what should I fill in the first co...