Sorry to intrude but would overstaying on a visitors visa and working in the UK illegally for about 3 years be considered as 'Significantly contrived to frustrate the Immigration Rules'? This individual then left the UK volunterally, was not caught by immigration, but is in the process of obtaining ...
Hi. My sis (a British citizen) and her husband (from Pakistan) are due to apply for his ILR. The documents they have collected are: Husbands name. Gas and Electricity Bills. Dated 2 years back. Bank statements. Dated 2 years back. Doc. in my sis' name. TV license. Bank Statements for 3 accounts. Dat...
Initially my husbands spouse visa was denied. (Based on the fact that the home office did not recognise our marriage). This was in 2006. We had an appeal in 2007 which we lost. However we won the second appeal in April 2008. My question is that before my husband is issued with a visa, will we need t...
Well the BHC in Pakistan when my husband was called in for an interview. Then he had an appeal hearing in the UK, where the judge agreed with the first decision (not recognising the marriage) and this last time again in the UK the judge recognised the marriage so the appeal was won.
So he doesn't need to re-apply? It was rejected because they didn't think our marriage was genuine. Now they have recognised the marriage. I assumed that we had to re-apply because our circumstances were different when we first made the application to now. In that case how long will it take for the ...
Hi. Thanks in advance for any help. My husband came in 1999. He overstayed on his visa for about 4 years, it was a 6 month visa. I met him and we got married (you didn't need a CoA then) but I was an asylum seeker. I have been granted British citizenship along with my 3 daughters in Nov 2007. My hus...
