I am British, my husband is Jordanian. He was an overstayer so he was refused a marriage visa but he was granted Discretionary Leave instead. This runs out in November and we need to extend it for another 3 years. I am not currently working (we have two small children), but my husband is working ful...

I am British, my husband is Jordanian. He was an overstayer so he was refused a marriage visa but he was granted Discretionary Leave instead. This runs out in November and we need to extend it for another 3 years. I am not currently working (we have two small children), but my husband is working ful...

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I searched and found that but it seems to only be people who applied on asylum grounds. Does anyone know which one I need?

Hi, My husband has 3 years discretionary leave which he was given because he had overstayed but is married to me and we have children so they granted it because of our 'exceptional circumstances. When we apply to extend this for another three years, which form do we need to use? Thanks in advance...

Hi, My husband was an overstayed a student visa but was granted 3 years discretionary leave based on his marriage to me. It is stated in his docutmentation that he is allowed to use public funds. He is working but we also claim housing benefit (in my name but he is of course mentioned on the forms)....

I also have a council tax question: My husband has 3 years discretionary leave that he will be extending in Nov 2009. At our previous address we always paid our council tax without any problems until the last two or three months before we moved out as we literally didn't have a penny. Since we moved...

Hi, Thanks for the replies so far. As already stated by another poster, he is allowed access to public funds, but what I was worried about was when you make a new application, they say you should be able to support yourself without using public funds so I am a bit confused. I am British and he is Jo...

Hi, I need a bit of help as I haven't got a clue! My husband was granted 3 years of discretionary leave which will end in November 2009 (he did not qualify under normal rules as he had overstayed his previous visa). We had a lawyer to help us with the previous application, but as it is expensive, we...