Overstayed my PSW visa for 3 Weeks & Want to get Married

friendshipforlives · Post by **friendshipforlives** » Sun Jun 23, 2013 8:54 pm

Dear Friends,

Here is my situation :

Overstayed my PSW Visa for 3 weeks and want to get married to a British girl.

Would anyone please advice if it is possible, just to let you know that COA is not required any more to get married in the UK.

Will be eagerly waiting for your replies!!!

Best wishes

Post by **Lucapooka** » Sun Jun 23, 2013 8:56 pm

Yes, you can get married, if permission to marry is the extent of your enquiry.

friendshipforlives · Post by **friendshipforlives** » Sun Jun 23, 2013 9:29 pm

Thank you so much!! "Lucapooka" for your reply.

Is this what I need to follow please?

1. Get a registration date.
2. Register your marriage.
3. Get a marriage certificate.
4. Fill up FLR (M).
5. A Joint Account.
6. Her and Mine Payslips.
7. Send all documents to HO.

I have got around 6,000 GBP savings and as far as I know she is earning 18,000 GBP annually. Will this be of any help?

Post by **Amber** » Sun Jun 23, 2013 9:47 pm

Are you currently an overstayer?

Post by **Lucapooka** » Sun Jun 23, 2013 10:08 pm

Item 4. Will not be possible. That is why my response was limited to the marriage.

Post by **Amber** » Sun Jun 23, 2013 10:12 pm

If you are an overstayer you may face arrest and deportation if you try and get married in the UK.

friendshipforlives · Post by **friendshipforlives** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 1:07 am

Thank you so much for your help Guru. Yes, I have overstayed my PSW visa for 3 weeks now and want to get married with my British friend she has got Portuguese nationality as well.

Going back home and applying for fiancée Visa will be a nightmare for me because my employer has put me on hold and can't help me in any other way.

That would be my last question, if you could answer it. May I go for the EU route then?

Ayyubi72 · Post by **Ayyubi72** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:34 pm

You can (try to) get married, but there is a real risk of getting arrested at register office, and put back on plane back home.

You cannot use EU route as your partner is a British Citizen.

If you do manage to get married then you can either go back to your home country and apply for spouse visa from there.

or

Go to another eu country, and after your partner exercises their treaty rights there for some time, come back to UK under eu surinder singh route.

friendshipforlives · Post by **friendshipforlives** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:48 pm

Thank you so much Sir for your reply. I had been waiting for a reply all night. Things are now crystal clear to me.

Thank you so much Guru as well for your replies!

I will give you people an update about whatever will happen!!

Cheers

macjackbauer · Post by **macjackbauer** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:53 pm

friendshipforlives wrote:Thank you so much for your help Guru. Yes, I have overstayed my PSW visa for 3 weeks now and want to get married with my British friend she has got Portuguese nationality as well.

Going back home and applying for fiancée Visa will be a nightmare for me because my employer has put me on hold and can't help me in any other way.

That would be my last question, if you could answer it. May I go for the EU route then?

#

when ho said 18600 it means salary not saving and of course you can use your saving to top up, but it is using a different calculation when it comes to savings

in your case, your wife making 18000, this means you are 600 pounds short, and in this you will need (18600-18000)*2.5 +18600 = 20100 savings to cover the 600 pounds short salary.

BTW, your wife is not a UK citizen or she does not have ILR, i think in this case you need to go thourgh EEA, not the uk spouse visa

Ayyubi72 · Post by **Ayyubi72** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:59 pm

macjackbauer wrote:
friendshipforlives wrote:Thank you so much for your help Guru. Yes, I have overstayed my PSW visa for 3 weeks now and want to get married with my British friend she has got Portuguese nationality as well.

Going back home and applying for fiancée Visa will be a nightmare for me because my employer has put me on hold and can't help me in any other way.

That would be my last question, if you could answer it. May I go for the EU route then?
#

when ho said 18600 it means salary not saving and of course you can use your saving to top up, but it is using a different calculation when it comes to savings

in your case, your wife making 18000, this means you are 600 pounds short, and in this you will need (18600-18000)*2.5 +18600 = 20100 savings to cover the 600 pounds short salary.

BTW, your wife is not a UK citizen or she does not have ILR, i think in this case you need to go thourgh EEA, not the uk spouse visa

He is technically an illegal immigrant right now, so cannot use this earnings, and the question does not even arise as he cannot apply for a spouse visa from within UK anyways.

And his wife is a British Citizen, so eu route is not possible either.

Post by **Casa** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 1:00 pm

macjackbauer wrote:
friendshipforlives wrote:Thank you so much for your help Guru. Yes, I have overstayed my PSW visa for 3 weeks now and want to get married with my British friend she has got Portuguese nationality as well.

Going back home and applying for fiancée Visa will be a nightmare for me because my employer has put me on hold and can't help me in any other way.

That would be my last question, if you could answer it. May I go for the EU route then?
#

when ho said 18600 it means salary not saving and of course you can use your saving to top up, but it is using a different calculation when it comes to savings

in your case, your wife making 18000, this means you are 600 pounds short, and in this you will need (18600-18000)*2.5 +18600 = 20100 savings to cover the 600 pounds short salary.

BTW, your wife is not a UK citizen or she does not have ILR, i think in this case you need to go thourgh EEA, not the uk spouse visa

Quote: and want to get married to a British girl.

Ayyubi72 · Post by **Ayyubi72** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 1:08 pm

Why is it that this "eu route" is never shown on any AA road maps?

friendshipforlives · Post by **friendshipforlives** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 6:50 pm

That was b/c of my lack of knowledge Mr. Ayyubi!! :(

abidabzhussain · Post by **abidabzhussain** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 8:47 pm

overstaying does not apply on Spouses...

Best way is to leave the country on your expense. Get married back home and then Apply...

If you try getting registration done in UK, you are risking it ...

friendshipforlives · Post by **friendshipforlives** » Tue Jun 25, 2013 12:25 am

Thank you so much Mr. Abid!!!

I have starting wondering how come illegal immigrants marry here in the UK. I have got a very good educational, financial and have never been convicted. I have paid all my taxes and everything in the past 7 years. Why are these rules so strict for me then. To be honest I don't find worth living here when I think about all that.

She should move with me to Pakistan, for her good!!!

Silly rules!!!

Thank you once again!!!

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