Deception in an application can result in the revocation of ILR. You could start by reporting this: StatusReviewUnit@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/469493/Revocation_of_Indefinate_Leave_October.pdf In my opinion, ...

Hello If you are thinking of harming yourself over this, please contact the Samaritans: https://www.samaritans.org Honestly, it doesn't worth it harming yourself over this. You need to stabilize first in your mind then you can see what are the options in terms of immigration. https://i.imgur.com/OJ...

Further to CR001's advice, the outsourced agency staff are poorly trained and frequently give incorrect advice, even on the simplest of immigration issues. Neither will they accept any responsibility for the consequences of the flawed guidance they have given.

NeoNe wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 18, 2019 8:27 pm

vinny wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 18, 2019 4:21 am

Representative of an Overseas Business visa?

yes

Have you read the information in Vinny's link

Edinburgh9 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 17, 2019 7:24 pm

She has informed me that she does indeed have sole responsibility.

What documented evidence of sole responsibility does she have apart from the father's letter giving permission? Is there a Court consent order? Has the father played a part in the child's upbringing?

Thank you CR001. Another question – if a friend or relative rents and has a spare double bedroom (or living room?) in their property available for us, what documents would we need to provide for the visa application? Would it be their tenancy agreement and the NOC signed by their landlord? We appli...

I will be applying for ILR soon under Tier 2 5 year route. After I get ILR I will register my UK born daughter as a British citizen. My wife is on Tier-2 dependent Visa and has only completed 2 years in UK. So I cannot apply for her ILR, I will extend her Tier-2 general dependent visa. Now after 1 ...

You must ensure you apply for a spouse settlement visa, not the cheaper 'marriage visitor visa'. However, it appears that you my be confusing the NHS fee of £400 per year.

The visa fee is currently £1,523 + £1200 NHS charge

Be honest in all visa applications.

Hey, I understood that the requirements of 18,600£ is before tax.. but what about the expenses? The home office calculate/check it? ? If so, how much money should be left after expenses? My husband earn around 60,000 per year but we had recently lots of expenses because we got married (among other ...

I believe if you click on 'reply' and then scroll down to the bottom, you'll see the option 'attachments'.

Hi, your application was taken to 10 year route because you have received public funds. This started from about 2 months ago and several cases in which public funds like tax credit were claimed are directed to 10 year route. Consult a lawyer as to my understanding if any of husband or wife is a Bri...

I missed that you had posted in the Ireland sub-forum. I'll leave others better placed on the Irish immigration regulations to respond.

Hi, As mentioned in my post i am asking if anyone has any experience sponsoring a partner for a visa if your partner has overstayed. I read an irishtimes article written by a brazilian lady who overstayed but ended up coming back on a spouse visa. My GF was here on a student visa and is now here il...

My understanding of the financial specifications is that unless the sponsor and spouse are returning to the UK together, the sponsor is required to meet the 6 month employment requirement, before the application is submitted. However, I will hand this over to Seagul or others, better placed to expla...

yes we have already applied. My partner's appointment is on Thursday. So how does Category B work then? Because everywhere I read, including their site, states that if the sponsor has been in his or her current job for less than 6 months, then they can take into consideration the income from the pr...

Hi, The information attached there seems to be for Cat A. We are applying under Cat B. since I have only been with my current employer for less than 6 months. As Seagul has pointed out, you are unable to include your overseas income as your employment in the UK didn't start within 3 months of your ...

Seagul is correct. 5.2.1. Where the applicant’s partner is returning with the applicant to the UK to work, they must meet two requirements to rely on Category A: • First, the applicant’s partner must be in employment at the date of application and have been with the same employer for at least 6 mon...

Are you aware that switching to a FLR(M) spouse visa will re-set your immigration clock to zero, putting you on a new 5 year path to settlement (ILR) ?

In which case, your friend has no option to bring her partner to the UK as her spouse, as the marriage won't be legally recognised under British law.