Good morning.
I have a very unusual situation and wondered if the experts here have ever heard of such a situation.
Firstly, my wife is a Chinese citizen. She is on the 5 year route to ILR as the Spouse of a UK citizen.
We applied for a Settlement Visa in 2012, which was granted and she entered the UK on 14th Nov, 2012.
Her application for FLR was recently refused for the following reasons;
1. We fail to meet the financial requirements.
2. She has already spent over 20 years, almost half her life in the UK.
3. She has failed to demonstrate she has an ongoing relationship with a child.
They also note she entered the UK on 4th Nov, 2012 and make reference to the 10 year route and rights as a refugee!
My wife entered the UK on 14th Nov, 2012, not 4th Nov.
I sent clear evidence of financial proof including 2 Pension letters and 10 bank statements clearly demonstrating an income above £24,000.
She has only spent 2 years 9 months in the UK.
We don't have any dependant children and that was clearly marked on the application form.
I'm at a loss to understand the refusal as it doesn't bare any resemblance to the facts submitted on the application. I have come to the conclusion that they have confused our application with perhaps someone of the same name, different circumstances, who entered the UK on 4th Nov, 2012.
Any advice?
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