I know someone that has used false payslips to obtain a uk visa for his wife. Home office is aware but still issued the visa. A bit sad for honest, decent, hard working people.
What would happen if you know someone did money laundering and bought around 12 properties in one year in a foreign country and now is trying to enter on a spouse visa. The person in question has fraudently obtained money alongside her husband who is now sponsoring her for a uk visa. The value in st...
Note: RFL5.4 When does rule 320(7B) not apply? rule A320 Under paragraph A320 of the immigration rules, you must not refuse an applicant under 320(7B) if they are applying for settlement as a family member under appendix FM but you may consider whether the applicant falls to be refused under the sui...
the father is frantically looking for a job now that immigration have said he has used falsified payslips. do you think they will let the spouse come because she has her children in the uk? do you think their will be a ban? or they will let her come on compassionate grounds due to her children livin...
Hi,
The father is British, he doesn't work and doesn't claim benefits neither. The children are British by descent. The new information is that the payslips are false. I'm not sure exactly what the reason for refusal was previously.
The father does not work. But has pretended he does by submitting false payslips. The mother has 3 children with the father. The children's ages are 14,16 and 17. Do you think the wife will be able to come to the uk on compassionate grounds.
Wife is abroad but has 3 children here, children came here 3 and half years ago with their father. Does that mean even if false payslips were submitted the entry clearance manager will let her in on compassionate circumstances? She won her visa on appeal but new information has come to light. Any he...
