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I have been living here 5 years yes. I did have a bank account my spouse and i got into debt which was all in my name, which i cant pay back due to my situation. Therefore i dont have access to an account anymore. My wife did give me a basic bank account to use that is in her name, but its in her name.mochyn wrote:''Living here for over 5 years and no bank account''
How does that happen?
I have uncles with IDL that help me out sometimes. I have done self employment sub contracting work aswell. My current living conditions are a long story but basically i moved into a shared accomodation, the landlord did a runner one of the people living here phoned up the council as they belived too many people were living here, council said everyone should cease to pay rent which we did two moinths later and we still here. No paperwork to support any of thismochyn wrote:Also since you are on a spousal visa you are not entitled to public funds so how are you supporting yourself?
I have got a written letter from my wife to that effect with her signature it is not a sworn affidavit though as i read in part 7 of the rules it didnt need to be sworn? as stated in the rules.immigrationuk2009 wrote: Solution is very simple..If your wife is willing to give you a sworn statement(Affidavit) that you can see your son regularly..Then you have no problem in applying for access to child visa under rule 248A..You also needs to prove that you can accommodate and maintain yourself without resource to public funds..
What is the procedure for going about applying for a contact order?immigrationuk2009 wrote:You have a very little time lefe..Other solution is apply for contact Order and send you application to home office for access to child visa saying you are waiting for court proceedings...Home office can give you leave for court proceedings and when you have order you can apply for contact order..
To resolve little confusion..First you dont need statement to be sworn as you are in UK..This is for oversea application...But this statement should be detailed that how often you can see your son and where contact would take place ect.southafricavisa wrote:Hi once again!
What is the procedure for going about applying for a contact order?immigrationuk2009 wrote:You have a very little time lefe..Other solution is apply for contact Order and send you application to home office for access to child visa saying you are waiting for court proceedings...Home office can give you leave for court proceedings and when you have order you can apply for contact order..
Download and fill form C1 from Family Court web site and submit where child is residing family court with correct application fee(I think £75)..Then you have to wait for hearing..This is very easy form..Just needs basic details..southafricavisa wrote:Hi once again!
What is the procedure for going about applying for a contact order?
First you cant visit any family solicitor in your area who do legal aid...This is very easy you can search on internet which solicitors do legal aid.southafricavisa wrote:Another question I have is this.
As my wife and I are still legally married but living apart and I am seeing my daughter regularly at my wifes address ie every weekend or more and we have never been legally separated, we even speak about getting back together and we have done so in the past.
The only problem I feel i might have going the spouse route is because she has been claiming child tax credits as a single parent and income support and now housing benefit, where do i stand going the spouse route and claiming for IDL.
What I am meaning is if i move back in with her, what would happen to her benefit situation? She wants to do everything she can to help me stay and maybe even get back together but we both confused what would happen as she has a council house etc. If anyone could shed some light on this it would be very helpful thanks.