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Hello
I am going through divorce and basically moved out of my spouse's house last year.
Currently living in a Bed and breakfast from last year and looking to buy my own property.
For convenience, my spouse allowed me to still let all my posts come to her address as in Bed and breakfast, its bit difficult to receive my own personal post, and since i will be getting my own property, it will then be easier for me to change my address to my private property.
My question is: is there a risk that i will fail on good character since all my bank statements, details with hmrc etc have got the old address?
Shall i mention in a covering letter, my situation?

BUMP

Can anyone please respond to me ?

HarryC wrote:BUMP

Can anyone please respond to me ?

They would not know if you don't tell, if you are able to get all your post for around next 6 months or even if you move to another property you can fill in online form for change of address. Don't have to tell home office. If you are applying BC or 3 years (married to british citizen) then it can be an issue, but at the end of the day if you have spent 3 years and you are separated you can still get BC, this doesn't cover in good character. Your divorce or separation can have multiple issues. Please read the form and guidance notes carefully, if they don't ask you for your family issues, you don't have to tell.

Hello

I am applying on 3 years marriage route as my spouse is ok to provide me marriage certificate and birth certificate
i am using NCS so will be sending certified copies.

If i dont mention my present address, what if they find out from court that i am now going through divorce and in the petition i did say that i moved out of her address?

can anyone please reply.

I am going through divorce

At what stage is the divorce proceedings at or how far before being finalised and decree absolute being granted?

I havent yet received decree nisi date so not sure when will that be made absolute.
Is that ok?

Not sure if the timings will work for you if you are applying as spouse of BC. Usually in this scenario, couples wait for approval before they start divorce proceedings.

In your Previous Thread (Click) you stated that you came to the UK in 2009. Why don't you apply on the basis of 5 years residence?

CR001 wrote:Not sure if the timings will work for you if you are applying as spouse of BC. Usually in this scenario, couples wait for approval before they start divorce proceedings.

In your Previous Thread (Click) you stated that you came to the UK in 2009. Why don't you apply on the basis of 5 years residence?

I guess on the date of application, i am still married so can apply on 3 years route? If i do get divorced half way, will it create a problem? how can they find out?