Hi, Asked this question but could not get an answer, my fiancee is in the UK with leave to remain until Nov 12. We are going back soon to get married and apply for entry clearance for her. Obviously her surname will be changed once we get married. My question: If her application is refused, how can ...
Can I marry my 1st cousin? Would this be a ground for refusal if I do for entry clerance?
(ii) the applicant and the Relevant Points Based System Migrant must not be so closely related that they would be prohibited from marrying each other in the UK
Hi, Now my Tier 1 (G) extension has arrived so I will go back to my country soon before the laws changes again to get married. My situation is as follows: My fiance is already in the UK having visa until October 2012 My plan is to go back, get married and apply for entry clearance. I know that I nee...
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so number 1 means if they refuse our marriage visa she can still use the existing visa to enter. is this correct?
number 2 is not relevant to us i believe, as we are not settled on this country
Hi Me and my fiancee are living together in the UK for a year now, I have Tier 1(G) visa, she has ECAA 2 visa, we have bills (seperate names) to the same address, we have police registration certificates etc which will prove that we live together We are planning to go back to our country, get marrie...
Hi sushdmehta Me and my fiancee are living together in the UK for a year now, I have Tier 1(G) visa, she has ECAA 2 visa, we have bills (seperate names) to the same address, we have police registration certificates etc which will prove that we live together We are planning to go back to our country,...
Hi, Me and my fiancee are in the UK, she has self employment visa, I have Tier 1 (General) visa (extension application is currently at the home office) Hopefully as soon as my visa comes back, we are planning to go back to our country, get married there and make a fresh entry clearance application f...
If the applicant wishes to submit electronic bank statements from an online account these must contain all of the details listed above. In addition, the applicant will need to provide either : • a supporting letter from his/her bank, on company headed paper, confirming the authenticity of the state...
Tier 1 general should not be affected to any changes, the only change they can do at this stage is maybe to increase 5 year settlement limit to 10 years etc (!) But I do not believe they can remove ILR option at all. If they do , we can take this to court and there is a very good chance that we will...
I am in the UK with Tier 1 general and my fiancee is also in the UK with another type of visa. We want to get married and get her my dependant I understand that to do this we need to go back to our country to get married and make a fresh entry clearance application for her. My question is if she get...
I mean to be honest, no one will chase you for missing 5 days, you should not even declate this if I were you. I think my situations is worse here: 01/08/09 - 31/07/10 (first accomodation) 01/08/10 - 03/09/10 (temporary accomodation) 04/09/10 - 04/08/11 (second accomodation) 05/08/11 - 31/08/11 (tem...
as far as I know it should not be more than a month However when ever you are posting the application, lets say this Friday, go to the bank tomorrow get a stamped & signed print outs of your bank statements (which ever is missing) and you should be fine Try not to leave gap between application d...
Question B17 asks for my addresses over the last 2 years. However, I have a 7 day gap between my current and last address (we stayed with friends while waiting for our new tenancy to start). Is is ok to have this gap, or should I add my friends address to cover these 7 days? Thanks. To be honest I ...
Hi, I am filling the application form and did not understand these parts: 1) Page 20: D5 Are either the applicant's current or any of his previous passpprts or travel documents that he has used to travel to, and remain in, the United Kingdom which shows his current leave unavailable? My visa expires...
