Yes there are many people who have been granted spouse visa despite not studing and even working full time but its risky and not garunteed. Its sounds like they already looking at yours closely. Im not sure what grounds of appeal you may have but some people bring the human rights issues like if the...
Go with Casa's advise, you need a good immigration lawyer, RBK how can you advise he returns home when it looks like OP dznt meet the financial requirments as sponsor is not working, also they are not deporting to Zim at the moment and he would not be banned from the UK if he applies for spousal vis...
Its sounds like a correct refusal, if he ddnt have leave to remain at time of application he would be refused with no right to appeal. Also you say you sent all the evidence, was it covering the whole 2 years required for unmarried partner visa? You shouldnt have applied for that visa but for DL, bu...
What did you apply for? Since he had no leave remaining at time of application, i assume it was DL you applied for? For pple to help, you gona have to provide more info including the wording of the refusal letter,
When people post on this forum they each have different circumstances and the opinion given by Elena is the one that most would advise not knowing the unique circumstances of the case. Sometimes we look for answers that we want to see and turn a blind eye to those we don't. Easiest and quickest way...
hello my partner is an over stayer, however he has just been granted a COA. :D I am 6 months pregnant and would prefer now to get married once the baby is born. I know we have a year to get married from when we register the marriage at the registry office. My question is can we crack on with the ne...
i would say consult an experianced immigratiom lawyer. Returning home depends with your circumstances and is not that simple. There are 2 children involved here. what is the status of the kids?
Thanks for that post HRY2005, pple should be very cautious before just packing and going home, pple should get professional legal advice before going or before even making a decision.. A lot of pple here just jump and say its easier to go and apply from home, sme even post in a way suggesting DL is ...
These are your words in quote 1. take your bags and go to where ever you came from 2. audacity to ask us for advise 3. you are such a disgrace. 4. You must be out of your mind I dont think I should relegate myself to your ''class'' by using your kind of terms and words but all I'm saying is you hav...
Goodluck on your application, take as much evidence as you can and unless you are confident you can do your application yourself , then get a good lawyer or OISC registered adviser to help.
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i suggest you read NiikPani's post (link below). Its very helpful to zims, also there is another one by twostars. Both the links are below, but be very careful on what you decide as each case is different, as NiikPani said, what are the circumstances surrounding your over stay. Check out the two lin...
As in most cases Ajmals comments are never helpfull and often misleading, i strongly advice you ignore them. Where he gets his info i dont know. Congradulations on your Coa. Get married and plan the next step with the help of your solicitor. You got a child and that might help. Goodluck mate. Hi Eve...
Going to apply from zim is a good idea but i strongly advice you take some proffessional advice before you go, yes its quicker from home but peoples cases are different. i knw i few zimbos who have gone and struggled to come back big time. Did your wife gain ILR after being a refugee?
Hey Graham do not worry, i used to throw away the original bills and had to call the water and electricity company to send all the bills they sent us in the previous 1 year, they did and we had about 5 bills from each company, the water said reprinted and electricity said copy, they where exackly th...
