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No they won't reject you right away because of your history but you will need to prove the relationship has broken down and the your new relationship is genuine. The past issues won't affect your application they will much more interested to see that there is strong enough evidence that your current relationship is not a sham.Shoonoo wrote:Hi I got married in 2011 & will be soon be applying for my husbands spouse visa, we have a child together. What I want to know is my situation s abit complicated.
A few years before I met a guy & he was just using me to stay here permanently he got the marriage papers from Pakistan the witness signatures already signed & he got me to sign it he got refused I left him.
What I am saying is, would they look at my past history & just refuse the visa straight away, because that was not a legitimate marriage??
Please help what should I do???
I have applied for my NADRA card should receive it in 6weeks then need to apply for my childs card.
Plus I had been in contact with a solicitor & he said that was totally not a legitimate marriage & those papers were bad quality as we also didn't have pics of us together or wedding film or anything, he had assured me that it won't affect my case & that I should get a police report when I apply for my husbands spouse visa.
(I have kept calling cards, phone bills, skype, wedding pics obviously, wedding film, birthday cards & emails.)
There was never a marriage so there is no proof necessary (if you was married you would provide evidence of divorce, in your case this does not apply). Just apply as you would normally, there is no need to think about the past application of a former partner, it won't have any affect on this application. Your focus should be on making a strong case in this relationship, the birth certificate of your child showing both your names is a very strong document to submit as well as a few pictures of you all together. I don't know the individual details but it seems you won't get a rejection because you don't meet the relationship requirements but I don't know how strong you are on the other requirements.Shoonoo wrote:No I was totally not married to him so how am I meant to give proof for that. Could I say that the marriage certificate was a bad quality & that we didn't go to a registery office or something? I'm confused.
I hope that my case doesn't be refused.
I just checked today & I've got my airline tickets when I went with my child to go see her daddy, we've got pics when we went out also.