But if you look across the world, the countries and cultures with the lowest divorce rates are very often in societies where the married couples have met only once, or never, before getting married. Yet they manage successful long stable marriages. I don't call a system of marriages with disgusting...
So you're saying even though it's not a requirement and that we HAVEN'T met first that they would just deny me from going into the UK? No, not at all, but you would have to convince the person that decides the application that you meet the requirements. The requirements include somewhat fuzzy words...
Seriously, remember that you have not met. Perhaps you should both meet? No, strictly speaking there is no requirement to have met for a marriage visit. However, don't forget all the other requirements that you need to demonstrate. Particularly that you intend to leave the UK and that you will get m...
You can apply but it would be refused because you would be in the UK as a visitor and not a Fiancé Page 12: Immigration status requirements E-LTRP.2.1. The applicant must not be in the UK- (a) as a visitor; https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/300961/Appendix_FM....
No, not allowed. Doing that would also involve using verbal deception, a criminal offence. If you come an intend to stay as a visitor, you have to say so, but you don't get to come as a visitor.
In any case, I don't rate your chances of getting in the UK as a visitor.
What is your nationality? Your girlfriend's nationality? How long have you known each other? Have you lived together? If so, for how long? How old are you? What work do you currently do? Have you met your girlfriend? What is your highest level qualification? Are you planning marriage? How much does ...
I am sorry. It appears that an ILR/ILE stamp or vignette has to be in a current passport to be acceptable. The new guidance or really poorly drafted, and there are mistakes. For example on page 2: 4: Documents which are not acceptable for proving a right to work Q20 From the 16 May 2016, which docum...
The problem is Skc84 that you only have the right to work for the Tier 2 sponsor until the time you are actually granted ILR. Most employers shouldn't take the risk of employing someone whose conditions mean they cannot do the work in question.
See page 25 with the pictures of different vignettes. You have the vignette with your picture printed right? Those vignettes ware also stuck to A4 pieces of paper which don't expire!!! You employer can call the employer helpline on 0300 123 4699 9-5 Mon to Fri for help - they should confirm the docu...
The bit after the section you quote says: If you have to rely solely on an expired passport or travel document to show you that a person has the right to remain and work in the UK, then you must take particular care when examining photographs and comparing these with the current appearance of the pe...
Obvisouly my cv dose not look like this... I thot this fourm u can ask ur doubt n ppl will help.unlike u who wud only comment without ny information. You can ask.......... Unless you have a disability like dyslexia there really isn't an excuse for asking for job tips when you are prepared to spend ...
Okay, I've read some of your previous posts. Your wife's Tier 1 extension was refused and she is currently appealing. You initially applied as a dependent of your wife who was at the time applying for Tier 1. There was no decision for two years and when the caseworker came to make a decision your wi...
No the job is not suitable. I'm sorry but the minimum rates have gone up for chef roles. Chef de partie is almost certainly too junior. Only the following job in this occupation code: Skilled chef where: th e pay is at least £29,570 per year a fter deductions for accommodation, meals etc; and th...
I should also add, does your brother have five years' experience as a senior level chef? Getting sponsored as a chef is tough nowadays. There is a high minimum salary, £28k as far as I remember, it has to be a senior role, the restaurant has to be a top quality one cooking from scratch! no takeaways...
Hi. I wonder if someone can point me the way to criteria for bringing a dependent child into UK. My husband and daughter both have ILR and will soon get citizenship when he gets around to doing life in UK test. His brother has just died in an accident leaving two young kids in Cape Verde. Their mot...
I don't think you have anything to worry about. If it puts your mind at rest using a solicitor, I would recommend Laura Devine. http://www.lauradevine.com/index.html I don't usually do solicitor recommendations on here, but this is the type of firm that will tell you that you don't need their servic...
https://www.gov.uk/representative-overseas-business/eligibility You must already be employed and working overseas for the company that wants to sponsor you as a sole rep. It doesn't look as if this is the case. In addition to apply to switch while out of the UK you must usually apply from a country ...
