I need him deported from UK, but how?

[scorpio1]

Best is talk with citizen advice bureau, http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/, there should be some immigration advisor, and give you free legal advice.

Secondly, Chris Huhne case is totally different, his wife knew from first of the day that he is cheating, and judge clearly pointed out in judgment. an dthere was proof that she wanted revenge.

I know one man personally (out of the UK) who’s wife re married with another (illegal status) man in the UK just for money even she knew she is already married and so this man informed UK border agency and she got trouble at the end but not he.

[Ricardo]

It's very simple. The only way her husband can be deported from the UK is if she can prove that the marriage was a sham marriage from the onset. Then her involvement in the so-called sham marriage will spell her doom just like Vicky Pryce. She seemed just to be looking for revenge, which could land her in trouble too. From what she said in the original post, she cant prove that the marriage was a sham. I will encourage her to let it go, because she stand a chance to loose than gain. While not divorce him and look for another gentleman? I know it's difficult to take when you feel cheated, but pressing the self-destructive button is the wrong option.

[Ricardo]

Like me, many have had their marriage terminated within 5 years. The sad consequence maybe cause by either the EU national or the non EU partner. But seeking vengeance isn't the best option or advice to give to someone in this case.

[spike_UK]

Like me, many have had their marriage terminated within 5 years. The sad consequence maybe cause by either the EU national or the non EU partner. But seeking vengeance isn't the best option or advice to give to someone in this case.

Hi Ricardo, I'm agree with you, end of the day if she can prove it as a shame marriage then, she is in the same boat of his.
I had PMed you, can you please read it and reply to me if it's possible. many thanks

[Babz]

I think Bandana is being quoted out of context. What she's claiming is marriage by deceit,which I believe is different from sham marriage.
If I was in her shoes I'll:

File for divorce.

inform the HO (with documentary proof) on my findings about my marriage whilst notifying them I'd already filed for divorce.

Advice the HO I've withdrawn every support his EEA sponsor

Keep all my (including children,if there's any) documents (i.e passports,ID cards,birth certs,proof of address etc) out of his reach.

If we have kid(s),I'd inform HO he's not playing any role in their live(s);thus limiting his chances of applying for DLR in future.

If I'm still not sure what to do,get the service of a good solicitor

[Ricardo]

With or without her documents, her husband can still retain right of residence. None of us here can actually state whether the marriage was out of deceit or not, without hearing the other party. To me it doesnt look like a sham marriage nor can it be proven that it was for deceit. Again, my advice is divorce the man and move on.

[rachellynn1972]

Pointing to her post, this is just a mere revenge not sham marriage, they are married from another eu state an the document her husband now holding is the second document in eu. If the are married for more than 3yrs and they have live together in uk not under the same roof, i think her husband is qualify for ror. If she insist it is a sham then she also is an accomplise. They both should be prosecuted. All i can see like any other ignorant eu spouse, they like to rule their hubby just for the sake of visa. She said, i want him deported, just bcus the relationship do not work. I dont believe what she said.

[Nimitta]

She said, i want him deported, just bcus the relationship do not work.

I have to agree. The mere fact that a marriage did not work does not mean another party had planned it all along.

[Pablito]

Personally I think that we cannot determine whether the marriage of convenience took place or not because of minimum information given in this thread and also this information is very unclear.

Personally I think that Marriage of convenience does not make both parties guilty if it took place, but I think the person who feels that their spouse used them for the purpose of facilitating entry to UK should be able to provide good evidence for it rather than be driven by emotional state of mind in court.

Well, if she wants to contact UKBA it may be good idea to make her story more clear and convincing than here in this forum.