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by sukhi1988 » Sun Feb 16, 2014 1:02 am
You have provided in your application, evidence that your sponsor was previously married in • 2007 to ,,,,,,,,,,. I note you have provided an Extract Decree of Divorce • Sheriff Court that states he was divorced on May 2012. You have also provided an affidavit, signed in front of Solicitors, from your sponsor that states he lives alone at address_
• Checks carried out by our office (as detailed in a Document Verification Report) have confirmed, through two separate sources, that ex wife is residing at address .
Given the above, I am satisfied that non-genuine documents and false representations have been provided in support of your application. I therefore refuse your application under paragraph EC-; P.1.1(C) of Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules (S-EC_2_2(a)).
EC-P.1.1(d) - Section E-ECP: Eligibility for entry clearance as a partner
Relationship Requirements
ECo Reasons for Refusal
You state that you met your sponsor for the first time ........... and that you entered into an arranged marriage on 2013. You have provided a wedding certificate and wedding photographs as evidence that your wedding took place. You have also provided photographs of you and your sponsor during the sixteen days after your wedding before your sponsor returned to the UK. You have provided records from Lycamobile and Skype to show that you have been in contact since your marriage. I note that traditionally arranged marriages would match couples or a similar age and family background and it is unusual for a single female to be matched to a divorcee. You have provided no explanation as to why your match goes against traditionally arranged marriages in India. I note there is very little evidence to suggest that the you and your sponsor are in a subsisting relationship and importantly no independent evidence from family members, friends or acquaintances.
Furthermore, I note your husband was previously married in 2007 and divorced on 2012 and our records show that his ex-wife is still residing at his address_ This is an unusual situation and you have provided no explanation as to why your sponsor would still reside with his ex-wife. In light of this, the false representations you have made in your application and the non-genuine documents you have submitted, I am satisfied, to a high degree of probability, that you have entered into this marriage to facilitate your entry to the UK. I am not satisfied that your intentions are as you say and that your marriage is subsisting I therefore am not satisfied your relationship with your sponsor is genuine and subsisting or that you intend to live together permanently in the UK. I therefore refuse your application under paragraph EC-P.1.1(d) of Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules. (E-ECP.2.€ & 2.10)
i am not living with my ex wife for last two years ....she ha her own council flat ..........i am totally shocked .........how they put all theseallegations on me ..........this just ridicules .........wat i should do