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Spouse Visa rejection/ 2nd marriage

Post by narmi82 » Mon Jul 22, 2013 11:43 am

My wife's spouse visa has been rejected by UKBA in Delhi on the grounds that she is not divorced, although her divorce was completed as per the Indian laws. We even did a court marriage and the court was satisfied with our application and registered our wedding. The court recognised that she is divorced at the time of our marriage. She had a previous application, as a dependent of Tier 2 Applicant, rejected as well. This application was with her previous husband. SO, I can see why UKBA is being difficult.

No other objection has been raised. Just for the records, I am a settled person in UK since October 2012 and earning more than the threshold income level.

I am looking to lodge an appeal and looking to get a decent lawyer/solicitor. I made her applications using a professional firm but I don’t want to apply for an appeal with the same firm as I am not sure if they should have identified this as a potential issue. I would really appreciate if someone can recommend a good immigration lawyer/solicitor who can help/advice me in this situation.

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Post by narmi82 » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:11 pm

Thanks for the link. I have been told I have got a good case for appeal by various immigration law practitioners/advisors. But I am not sure who to go with in terms of choosing a solicitor/lawyer. Any suggestions based on exprience would be very much appreciated. Also, does anyone know how long it takes for the appeal process to be completed. I have heard 10-12 months. Is that true? Thanks

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