Hi All, This is my first post, so please bear with me. I'm a UK citizen and my wife is from Trinidad and Tobago, although she has lived in England for a number of years. We were married at the end of October just before the expiry of her existing visa and she submitted her application for the Marri...
I came into the UK illegally and I do not appreciate what life is living in the country illegally. However, I was once caught driving without valid driving-license and insurance, but I gave a false name and D.O.B @ the police station with my finger-prints so I was let go. The problem is that I have...
These are schemes implemented by the govt you voted to power or do you think the govt would try anything if there are no benefits? That same 'Multicultural Experiment' over the last 12yrs must have earned the H.O huge revenues especially in visa fees of which many of the same visas were never issue...
I don't mean to infer that single parents are inferior. The point I was trying to make is that for a balanced upbringing the child needs a father and a mother both contributing to his growing needs. A child deprived of his father for whatever reason be it imprisonment, working abroad may not have t...
A pessimist is one with no glimmer of hope whom in otherwords tries to set others in the same frequency of misery in which they find themselves. I believe it would be of immense benefit if we all become solution-givers rather than fault-finders. It's a pity to know that they can't give solutions be...
I came into the UK illegally and I do not appreciate what life is living in the country illegally. However, I was once caught driving without valid driving-license and insurance, but I gave a false name and D.O.B @ the police station with my finger-prints so I was let go. The problem is that I have...
Also since the OP is evidently male and as we know that Pinky33 is female, it seems that deception is a habit of his.He should have learnt his lesson, first he lies to the police now he lies to us. Certainly a persona non grata in this country :roll: A pessimist is one with no glimmer of hope whom ...
mochyn wrote:I believe it would be of immense benefit if all obeyed the law and not try to deceive .Lawbreakers come here looking for easy answers and are too lazy to interpret immigration laws for themselves
Also since the OP is evidently male and as we know that Pinky33 is female, it seems that deception is a habit of his.He should have learnt his lesson, first he lies to the police now he lies to us. Certainly a persona non grata in this country :roll: A pessimist is one with no glimmer of hope whom ...
Paragraph 320 7B & 7C will not be applied in your case as you have intentionally tried to deceive the police You came on this site to ask for help yet continually insult members who have given you advice To have any chance to live here legally you must go home and if you are banned for 10 years the...
A refusal under 320(11) might possibly be likely, especially where the safety of the general public is concerned. I will try not to throw any judgement on you, as there are no humans on this planet who can honestly say they have never made a mistake one way or the other. Perhaps, in the interest of...
mochyn wrote:Article 8 of the Human rights act will be interpreted by the Home Office as your family have the right to live with you in your country.
It is a two edged sword
Truly, there's limit to what some people know as knowledge is progressive. Anymore advice MOCHYN?
Hello I have been fingerprinted with another name (So you are not alone to have been fingerprinted with a different name) . I won t judge you the others have already done that and you come here because you are looking for some advices. From my little experience I advise you to take an immigration s...
pinky22 The best way is to go back to your country of origin, get married and apply for a spouse visa, you may recieve a ban, you may not, i have known that they have granted spouse visas to individuals in similar situations as you have faced. The act that you did may have been foolish, although no...
Since you were caught breaking the law and then further complicated the issue by giving false information to the police, you are now in big trouble as your fingerprints are on the UK database and when you apply for a visa in your country your fingerprints will be taken and the immigration computer ...
Since you were caught breaking the law and then further complicated the issue by giving false information to the police, you are now in big trouble as your fingerprints are on the UK database and when you apply for a visa in your country your fingerprints will be taken and the immigration computer ...
I came into the UK illegally and I do not appreciate what life is living in the country illegally. However, I was once caught driving without valid driving-license and insurance, but I gave a false name and D.O.B @ the police station with my finger-prints so I was let go. The problem is that I have ...
