Spousal Visa Application - Pakistan

zully · Post by **zully** » Wed May 16, 2012 9:04 pm

charlotterahman wrote:I hope they overturn your decision quick

I hope we all get they answer we have been praying for.......
It's not an easy time when you have all this immigration stuff on your mind but as i said before Allah has alot to give and he will give us our happiness and there is always a reason for everything we just dont understand yet.

The day he gets here you will forget all the wait you have had to go through.
Bhc Are just doing their jobs

Zully

proxybilli · Post by **proxybilli** » Wed May 16, 2012 9:09 pm

inshallah jully u ll get good soon.
and also tht ll worth every sec

sazkhan · Post by **sazkhan** » Wed May 16, 2012 9:11 pm

Gregarious wrote:
sazkhan wrote:One quick question.... I'm the applicant and I want to know that should I attach my educational certificates(or whatever you want to call them) with the application? I have done O and A level. Someone told me that if you attach them it causes unnecessary delays in your application. Is this true? I thought that it would be good to attach them as it would show them that I'm not completely uneducated.

Thanks in advance
My lawyer recommend me to attach as much as you can evidences but originals.

Thanks

Shamus7000 · Post by **Shamus7000** » Thu May 17, 2012 12:01 am

hi everyone,

i got holidays from work next month and im planning on going pakistan to see my wife & family. just want to ask will it be a problem if i go and will it affect my wifes visa application?

also congrats to those who have had successful visas granted.

*Nazia · Post by *Nazia » Thu May 17, 2012 12:05 am

Shamus7000 wrote:hi everyone,

i got holidays from work next month and im planning on going pakistan to see my wife & family. just want to ask will it be a problem if i go and will it affect my wifes visa application?

also congrats to those who have had successful visas granted.

It wont affect your wive's visa. You are free to go and do what you want.

Looking at your timeline, your wife should hear something by the end off next month insha'allah.

Shamus7000 · Post by **Shamus7000** » Thu May 17, 2012 12:16 am

*Nazia wrote:
Shamus7000 wrote:hi everyone,

i got holidays from work next month and im planning on going pakistan to see my wife & family. just want to ask will it be a problem if i go and will it affect my wifes visa application?

also congrats to those who have had successful visas granted.
It wont affect your wive's visa. You are free to go and do what you want.

Looking at your timeline, your wife should hear something by the end off next month insha'allah.

thanks alot nazia for prompt reply!!

m.k · Post by **m.k** » Thu May 17, 2012 1:07 am

MALBORO wrote:yess i was stayin illegalin uk for abt 2 years

dont worry searh artical 320 b in google u will knw that u r safe

u r protected by law insha_allah
keep praying namaz and nafal and quran as much as u can

Is being refused under paragraph 320 a worse?

I have a daughter Hu just turned one last week an we been married nearly two years.

ssms · Post by **ssms** » Thu May 17, 2012 10:26 am

no thing changed from my side. Still showing under process.

tnt4ever · Post by **tnt4ever** » Thu May 17, 2012 10:33 am

I BELIEVE TOMORROW WE WILL INSHALLAH HEAR GOOD NEWS
ANY UPDATE ON WHY THEY RETURNED PASSPORTS OF HIDE AND SEEK PLUS MARLBORO>>>

AND HOW what is the over all ratio of MPR Applicants...?

i observed that during past three months, there is only 3 % rejection ratio, over all it was Mashallah Quite Smooth with average applicants and they are Alhamdulillah out of this line now.

Dua karna dost, ALLAH Khair kary ga INSHALLAH

ssms wrote:no thing changed from my side. Still showing under process.

Post by **batleykhan** » Thu May 17, 2012 11:35 am

zully wrote:
charlotterahman wrote:(Short Story) - He was in the UK on student visa 2008 - 2010 when it expired and overstayed 1 year while continuing to work illegally. He was then arrested, detained for 2 months in detention centre and i paid for his flights and went back with him. We got married, i come back after 1 month and got job. Then we applied March. Waiting for result.

You have a good case then if you pay for him that means he gone back willingly so they will close his old case and your will be a fresh claim

Zully

How can you say they have a good case when a person is arrested for illegally over staying /working and then arrested and held in detention.There is more chance of him being refused than allowed back. There is even a possibility of a 10 yrs ban for such things. Furthermore jut because OP has paid for his fares back home does not mean he went back willingly. There is more chance of him being deported because of what he has done.

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zully · Post by **zully** » Thu May 17, 2012 11:44 am

Batleykhan...

She has never claimed that he has got a ban. If he had got a ban do you really think some one would go back and get married.

The home office give your passport in and it gets stamped with a 10 year ban. I am sure she would not had gone back and got married knowing he was banned. so there fore by reading her statement i made a assumption. The home office was not to concerned with him working other wise he would have been banned

Zully

munchies27 · Post by **munchies27** » Thu May 17, 2012 11:47 am

salaam everyone, hope ur all well

congrats to Malboro n Hide&Seek Mashallah very good news. May Allah(SWT) bless you and give you a long happy married life, Ameen.

Gosh this waiting is dragging lol.im not too bothered about the wait to be honest its the outcome which is scaring me :-$

i have complete faith in Allah(SWT) n In Sha Allah will help us all through this hard time. just all dua that we all have a possitive outcome.

oh n guys just to let u know that the visa processing times in Pakistan on ukba website have been updated with now showing March 2012 stats.

Good Luck to all currently waiting. May Allah(SWT) continue to give us patience n we will surely be rewarded for this

charlotterahman · Post by **charlotterahman** » Thu May 17, 2012 11:48 am

No ban.... still highly likely to be refused, i know.

*Nazia · Post by *Nazia » Thu May 17, 2012 12:37 pm

Shamus7000 wrote:
*Nazia wrote:
Shamus7000 wrote:hi everyone,

i got holidays from work next month and im planning on going pakistan to see my wife & family. just want to ask will it be a problem if i go and will it affect my wifes visa application?

also congrats to those who have had successful visas granted.
It wont affect your wive's visa. You are free to go and do what you want.

Looking at your timeline, your wife should hear something by the end off next month insha'allah.
thanks alot nazia for prompt reply!!

As you a UK resident you have the right to do what you want so long as it doesnt go against the laws off the land.

You can go Pakistan as many times as you want, but the only problem we would have is finding the time off work but other than that you're free to do what you want.

Post by **batleykhan** » Thu May 17, 2012 12:39 pm

zully wrote:Batleykhan...

She has never claimed that he has got a ban. If he had got a ban do you really think some one would go back and get married.

The home office give your passport in and it gets stamped with a 10 year ban. I am sure she would not had gone back and got married knowing he was banned. so there fore by reading her statement i made a assumption. The home office was not to concerned with him working other wise he would have been banned

Zully

You don't get a ban when you are deported from the UK. Your passport does not get stamped.Its only when they reapply to re-enter UK as a spouse, there is a possibility that he can be refused or be banned depending on what he has stated in application or done in the past.

proxybilli · Post by **proxybilli** » Thu May 17, 2012 1:06 pm

under 320.
(7C) Paragraph 320(7B) shall not apply in the following circumstances:

(a) where the applicant is applying as:

(i) a spouse, civil partner or unmarried or same-sex partner under
paragraphs 281 or 295A,

If it is a discretionary reason for refusal then you can consider whether the circumstances allow you to use your discretion.
*Discretionary refusals are in paragraphs 320(8) to 320(20).
You must consider if there are any human rights reasons such as:
# The right to family life under article 8, or
#Any exceptional, compelling circumstances which would justify you giving entry
Clearance.
REF-General reasons for refusing Section 2 – v10.0 Valid from 28 February 2012

king2be98 · Post by **king2be98** » Thu May 17, 2012 1:09 pm

CharlotteRahman,

Your situation is a very complex one and my immediate thoughts are, if your husband potentially married you to get back to the UK, based on the stuff you've said that's how it appears.

You are definitely best off getting expert advice and not the run of the mill advice we provide.

Explain the situation to one of the experienced moderators, who may be able to help you out. If not, then consider an immigration lawyer.

zully · Post by **zully** » Thu May 17, 2012 1:16 pm

king2be98 wrote:CharlotteRahman,

Your situation is a very complex one and my immediate thoughts are, if your husband potentially married you to get back to the UK, based on the stuff you've said that's how it appears.

You are definitely best off getting expert advice and not the run of the mill advice we provide.

Explain the situation to one of the experienced moderators, who may be able to help you out. If not, then consider an immigration lawyer.

king is right...... make sure you see a good solicitor and ignore the earlier conversation

zully

*Y3NVY* · Post by ***Y3NVY*** » Thu May 17, 2012 2:10 pm

no updates for anyone today??

and does anyone know if the stats on the ukba website are based on the applications made in the month which are processed or how many applications they processed within the month??

MrE2012 · Post by **MrE2012** » Thu May 17, 2012 2:58 pm

@*Y3NVY*

like i mentioned before we are looking about the same time.. from previous examples over 60 days benchmark..

i am a bit confused why some are taking longer they do mention Each case is separate.. you will maybe the ones above us are possibly complicated cases?

Can anyone mention from the ones that are over 60 days InshAllah visas will be granted

aimsal · Post by **aimsal** » Thu May 17, 2012 4:54 pm

visa processing time page on UKBA website has been updated

*Nazia · Post by *Nazia » Thu May 17, 2012 7:40 pm

aimsal wrote:visa processing time page on UKBA website has been updated

You got the link for the page?

aimsal · Post by **aimsal** » Thu May 17, 2012 7:47 pm

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/count ... %20English

ash2012 · Post by **ash2012** » Thu May 17, 2012 9:32 pm

Hi every 1.. im a new member

Any updates on Feb applicants?
My husband submitted his application on 17/02/2012 ..at khi still waiting... its been 63 days now :S any one else on the same boat?

shamailaubaid · Post by **shamailaubaid** » Thu May 17, 2012 10:46 pm

anyonez husband after he got his visa distant himself from u when he had just a few days left to come to u???

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