It may or may not be bigamy. But the second marriage is not recognised in the UK at the very least for the purpose of immigration, because when you carried out the second marriage, even in a country that recognises it, you were not "free to marry" under UK law. The traditional way around it is to ...

Is your mother intending to visit for 2-3 months, or 20-25 days. If she stays for longer than the time specified in her visitor visa application, this may have a negative impact on future visa applications.

If you are submitting self-employed tax returns to HMRC, you will need to submit your annual accounts verified by a certified Accountant when applying for your wife's spouse visa.

For self-employed income it's the nett amount on which you will be taxed. In other words, after expenses have been deducted, not your gross earning. If this is £25,000, you will be short of £4,000 to meet the minimum income level of £29,000 p.a Do you have a qualified Accountant for your annual tax ...

For self-employed income it's the nett amount on which you will be taxed. In other words, after expenses have been deducted, not your gross earning. If this is £25,000, you will be short of £4,000 to meet the minimum income level of £29,000 p.a Do you have a qualified Accountant for your annual tax r ...

If your relationship has broken down and you no longer have contact with your husband, you may find it beneficial to report this to the Home Office without waiting until his visa extension is due in the future. Only the Home Office can cancel his visa, but you can refuse to support his FLR(M ...

If your mother rents the property from the Local Authority, you will need a letter from the Council confirming that your spouse can live there. Are they aware that you live with your mother ?

If you leave the UK with your family, and then choose to return, your wife and children would re-set their immigration clock. This means they will then be required to apply for a new family settlement visa, and to meet the Home Office criteria in place at that time. This could also be with higher ...

Your present situation is now confusing, as in the topic in the link below, your brought your wife and children to the UK from Pakistan on a family visa.

https://www.immigrationboards.com/viewt ... 1#p2080791

Are you posting on behalf of someone else ?

If a person was already married in Pakistan and moved to UK on visitor visa and became British after marrying with British citizens( second wife) . Can he bring his first wife in UK when second marriage with British national partner has been dissolved now with formal divorce? what are the option ...

Have you met your future wife in person

Hello Fellows, Can someone please confirm if i do Nikah on telephone, will that be accepted for a spouse visa for UK, I am trying to avoid going to Pakistan twice, first for Nikha and second for Rukhsati (to bring back wife to UK with me). Please confirm Thanks According to your post in October ...

You may find the information helpful in the link below, from the charity Shelter. https://england.shelter.org.uk/professional_resources/legal/renting/introduction_to_security_of_tenure/what_is_a_licence#:~:text=A%20licence%20is%20personal%20permission%20for%20someone%20to,A%20licence%20can%20be ...

My wife applied for PSW/Gradute visa I tried to apply my Graduate dependent visa but it didn’t go through as there was a mistake in my name , so as an alternate option i tried to apply by visa center or UKVCAS but when go through the Gov.Uk website, it is directing me to PBS, Innovator ,startup d ...

You may also find the support you need by contacting the charity Southall Black Sisters who help minorities women suffering from domestic abuse.

https://southallblacksisters.org.uk/

Format for what? DV route is not an easy one. You need to prove you were subject to domestic abuse. You can use NHS records but I guess you may need more evidence then this. Your GP is not an immigration specialist. It is not their role to provide anything in relation to immigration other than a ...

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This is the paragraph which would concern me most: "They said they offer a guarantee that if they don't/can't get the super priority they would refund us the full £3885 amont of UKVI fees. But they said they have 100% track record of securing super priority options for their clients! " :!:

Hello, My partner's application under the Partner (FLR M) route of the Immigration Rules has been successful. She has been granted permission to stay in the UK until 7 Mar 2026 and will be living in this country for more than 5 years legally (as previously also got Spouse visa) when she reaches ...

I sympathise with your situation. A visitor visa may be your only option. However, you will need to consider that visitors are unable to provide even unpaid childcare, as this is considered to be working and isn't permitted. There will also be an issue with the length of time your sister in law ...

This is a genuine Home Office address,and you also have the option to pay by cheque.

This is the official Home Office guidance. If questioned by the airline, you my find it helpful to show them the link (posted below after the copied text) to the information. "Will expired BRPs and EUSS BRCs be accepted by Stupid and carriers if a passenger doesn’t have an eVisa yet? While we are c ...

Hi everyone, I’m hoping someone can help or has experienced a similar issue. I’ve created a UKVI account and am trying to verify my identity to complete my evisa using the UK Immigration: ID Check app. After successfully entering the connection code, it asks me to verify either by receiving a code v ...

Does your visa expire, or your BRP card? All BRPs will expire on the 31st December 2024 when the Home Office transitions to an electronic system.