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As you said honesty is usually the best policy but not always. I still think its risky and a gamble to mention our marriage as this may just give them an excuse to knock her application. The most important thing is that she gets the visa and we can get married. Technically she is coming here as a tourist and will leave before the 90 days is up. So i would tend to not mention our marriage as its just too risky and too much of a gamble. Has anyone other than scrudu been is this situation???scrudu wrote:Hi mickopla30,
Honesty is usually the best policy. My husband and I were in the same situation. We wrote honesty that he was applying to return (on a 2nd C-Type visa) for our marriage date in Ireland. His visa was issued without hassle. Fingers crossed it'll be the same for you.
That said, it doesn't help that you stated this on the application to help you get an extension of a visa, or be allowed change the visa status from C-Type to D-Type within the country. Your spouse will still have to leave after the marriage to apply to return on a D-Type visa.
All the best
When they don't have a 'fiancee' visa in place like the U.K, I don't know how they can make demands like this.is at the time of the marriage, the holder of an entry permission issued for the purpose of the intended marriage or a residence permission (other than a protection application entry permission or a non-renewable residence permission.