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Post by jaguar123 » Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:50 am

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Post by jaguar123 » Mon Mar 24, 2008 10:51 am

So am I to presume from the lack of responses that people tend to agree with my approach, or is it just too long for anyone to read?
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Post by sakura » Mon Mar 24, 2008 11:09 am

It is a very long post...I haven't read all of it...sorry.

Firstly - never assume that the HO are stupid. They will know that she overstayed. And never ever ever lie to them - there have been people who have tried to cover up their overstay, only to be caught out during the interviews/check-ups and have been rejected visas. It doesn't help you or her to start with a lie - it could have ramifications in future, so don't go there at all. Be as honest as possible.

For example, if they asked how you met, you met in the UK, then that simply leads to how long she stayed in the UK, proof of this, then etc etc etc...

I would seek legal advice, because of the previous overstay. However, this does not mean she will be refused, but you would need to explain properly in order not to be refused.
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