Your partner has to submit it in Jamaica. Have a look at form VAF4a to see what documentation is needed. Website: visa4uk.gov.uk

They quite often key in the incorrect account numbers.

Apply on form VAF4a.
You must both be over 21 at the time of application.

It may help you to know that when you are returning together to settle in the UK, the ECO should use discretion. My husband and I were living in Spain, I had written job offer in the UK and we stated in our application that we would live temporarily with family. We only had around 6,000 euros in sav...

If you're applying for FLR(M) for your spouse and child, you will need to submit your passport with the application.
What visa status do you have?
Applications made in person by appointment at a PEO are generally processed on the same day.

And you both have to be over 21 at the time of application.

Where's your sense of romance you two?

The form for settlement as spouse is now VAF4a. The fee is
£585.

Meats link will show you that the initial spouse visa fee is £585 just for you, and you'll need visas for the children. Under current rules (due to change) Indefinate Leave to Remain (being replaced with Probationary Citizenship) applied for after 2 years is £850 postal, £1020 in person. This aga...

OK...this is going nowhere...so I have the last word.
I suspect that the OP (who disappeared in all this 'who is better than who' babble), may well be a 'woman scorned' with revenge in mind rather than the right or wrong of illegal status.
Time to close.

You will also need to show that you will be able to support yourselves financially on arrival in the UK without claiming Public Funds, and have adequate accomodation available.
Without confirmed job offers you would need considerable savings. The visa fees alone aren't cheap.

You could also submit a new application when your divorce is finalised.

You haven't said what visa status your present girlfriend has. If you are granted a COA and then marry....what happens next? Is she here legally?

Thanks, that's what I thought Obie.

trawling back through previous posts, the OP applied on 10 year legal stay...student followed by WP.
Exempt?? Unlikely. Anyone want to confirm? Maybe this explains the 7 month delay.

Under what category did you apply? Have you had an acknowledgement of your application?

There are banks who will open an very basic account for an undischarged bankrupt. The Co-operative Bank are fairly lenient...or Post Office account.

No legal requirement to do so.

Especially when you consider how poor the service is!

Are you sure? Further Leave to Remain?

Have I missed something here? The ILR fee of £850 is the same for all....whether you're on minimum income as spouse etc or self-sufficient with savings/income of £25,000+....so how have the goal posts been moved? Why would they expect to be issued with an ILR visa free of charge?

Are you saying you have nothing registered in your name at your present address...including Council Tax? If so, this could cause a problem with your BC application.

Under UK law, you don't have to register your marriage here, so this won't have any affect on your husband's ILR.
Has he past the Life in the UK test or completed an ESOL Citizens course yet?

As far as reporting her to the Home Office with the intention of revoking her ILR...you would 'shoot yourself in the foot' as you would be admitting to a false declaration when signing the application form...which would be considered a criminal offense.

Wait for confirmation regarding how long you can be living apart to lose the right to apply for ILE with KOL. The ruling as I understand it is that the most recent 4 years must have been spent living together outside of the UK. I'm not sure how long the break in this can be.