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OK, it is possible to get another two years FLR on spouse visa.Hkalian wrote:Hi,
Yes she was married to a UK citizen. From what i knw, she had an extension of some sort on her spousal visa which expires next yr but they are currently sperated.
How can she be illegal when she still has an existing leave? How would the home office know that her marriage has broken down if no one tells them?Wanderer wrote:OK, it is possible to get another two years FLR on spouse visa.Hkalian wrote:Hi,
Yes she was married to a UK citizen. From what i knw, she had an extension of some sort on her spousal visa which expires next yr but they are currently sperated.
But, if she's been separated for three years she still couldn't have got an extension legally if her marriage had ended. The extension would have been two years, four years in all.
Anyway, fact is she should have returned home as soon as the relationship ended so technically she's illegal now, and if she's working,
double bubble....
To be honest, the chances of her being granted a third spouse visa all one after the other seem very remote indeed.
Edit - I realised ur on WP and she would need a Dep visa but the point remains......
Is that feasible? Wouldn't she have to show that her marriage is subsisting? Wouldn't her estranged husband have to support the application?SYH wrote:If she has been on a spousal visa for 3 years, she can apply for ILR as long as she has passed the life in the uk test
She isn't illegal but the circumstances under which her visa was granted has changed. The caseworker guidance for cases like that, is that instead of doing the paperwork to curtail the visa, they prefer to catch the applicant at the next application.Twin wrote:From the story you have narrated thus far, she isn't illegal.
so that means she'll have to leave? Can't she apply to switch in-country?paulp wrote:She isn't illegal but the circumstances under which her visa was granted has changed. The caseworker guidance for cases like that, is that instead of doing the paperwork to curtail the visa, they prefer to catch the applicant at the next application.Twin wrote:From the story you have narrated thus far, she isn't illegal.