Refugee Leave to Remain

[SyS64786]

Hello there,

I would like to know if i can apply for Spouse visa through my (wife-to-be) while her status in UK is (Refugee Leave to Remain which is until 2019).

thanks

[Casa]

Hello there,

I would like to know if i can apply for Spouse visa through my (wife-to-be) while her status in UK is (Refugee Leave to Remain which is until 2019).

thanks

Yes, if you meet all the standard requirements for a spouse visa.

SET18.3 Sponsors eligibility
The sponsor (UK refugee / person with HP) must hold valid leave as a refugee or person with HP.
The sponsor must be able to maintain and accommodate the applicant.
In the case of a spouse or partner, the marriage or relationship between the sponsor and the applicant must be genuine and subsisting and they must intend to live together permanently.

[SyS64786]

Hello there,

I would like to know if i can apply for Spouse visa through my (wife-to-be) while her status in UK is (Refugee Leave to Remain which is until 2019).

thanks

Yes, if you meet all the standard requirements for a spouse visa.

SET18.3 Sponsors eligibility
The sponsor (UK refugee / person with HP) must hold valid leave as a refugee or person with HP.
The sponsor must be able to maintain and accommodate the applicant.
In the case of a spouse or partner, the marriage or relationship between the sponsor and the applicant must be genuine and subsisting and they must intend to live together permanently.

Does she has to first get her "Passport or IRL", Currently her status is "Refugee Leave to Remain" ?
Is she considered as "settled person"? at the moment ( i am bit confused ).
is IRL = Refugee Leave to Remain ?

Secondly, i would like to know if My past history in UK would affect our application. I have been refused visa ( Tier 4 ) under 320 (7A) for not mentioning the PND i was given in UK which was a genuine mistake.( i can explain that as i have made many mistakes on my application ).

[Obie]

370 (A) will not affect spouse application.

[SyS64786]

370 (A) will not affect spouse application.

thanks for your reply. How about (PND) itself. would it affect my application?

[Casa]

I believe it may fall under the failure to disclose material facts.

Also when was the Public Disorder Notice (PND) served?
"The applicant has been convicted of or admitted an offence for which they received a non-custodial sentence or other out of court disposal that is recorded on their criminal record within the 12 months prior to the date on which the application is decided"

Obie may have other comments.

[SyS64786]

I believe it may fall under the failure to disclose material facts.

Also when was the Public Disorder Notice (PND) served?
"The applicant has been convicted of or admitted an offence for which they received a non-custodial sentence or other out of court disposal that is recorded on their criminal record within the 12 months prior to the date on which the application is decided"

Obie may have other comments.

It was back in 2013.

[Casa]

You may still have a problem due to not declaring the PND.

[SyS64786]

You may still have a problem due to not declaring the PND.

i could still be rejected ?

[Casa]

You may still have a problem due to not declaring the PND.

i could still be rejected ?

Yes, in my opinion it could. You were required to state in the application any convictions during your time in the UK, which you omitted to do

[SyS64786]

You may still have a problem due to not declaring the PND.

i could still be rejected ?

Yes, in my opinion it could. You were required to state in the application any convictions during your time in the UK, which you omitted to do

Yes, but that was a genuine mistake ( i have also made few other mistakes on my application ). i didn't intend to hide any information whatsoever. .

[Casa]

Unfortunately, the UKVI don't consider 'mistakes'...even more so when there are several of them in the application. It's seen as your responsibility to submit the correct information in the application.