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Your wife or someone else has probably informed the Home Office that you don't live together with your wife or that your marriage is no longer subsisting.sobhi wrote:i just got a letter from the home office today curtailed my discretionary visa.
my wife was claiming benefits which i did not understand. She also told the council that i was staying with friends a few nights a week and with her other nights, she did this because she believed my status would not affect her benefits claims to begin with as i was on a student visa which ran out and then i was classed as an overstayer for almost 10 months before my first discretionary visa was issued. she suffers terribly from anxiety and depression and was afraid that i would be sent back home and leave her alone without any means of support.
my initial discretionary visa was granted in 2011.
The council have found that i was living with my wife at our address and have taken action to recover the overpayments of benefits that my wife received but in the letter from the home office it states that i was not living with my wife and therefore have no right to stay..
I have paid back all of the council tax that was owed and have begun to pay back the housing benefit that she received.
How can i be living with my wife for the council but not for the home office.. this is not right and not possible .. but this is what has happened..
I thought exactly the same. However long you've been with your wife don't trust anybody 100%.Obie wrote:Local authorities don't coordinate with home office in this way. Someone would have definitely told home office something.