Tier 2 Dep Visa cancellation

[Divit]

Dear members,
I'm a software engineer working in the UK under Tier 2. I married and brought my wife as dependent from Gujarat 3 years ago. Terms are not well and it is getting worse. Our visas are expiring very soon and I don't think it can turn around for good. I feel her intentions of our relationship have changed after she started to work in the UK. I do not wish to renew her visa as I do not intend to live with her as I feel exploited. I humbly request you to explain me the procedures?

[CR001]

If the relationship has broken down and there is no chance of 'fixing' things, you have an obligation to inform HO. See links below for the form etc.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... nsent-form

If you apply for an extension, you do not have to include your wife if the relationship is no longer subsisting. Suggest keep a copy of the form and submit with your extension in case HO ask about your dependent not applying with you.

[Divit]

Thank you for responding quickly with the link. I'm confused with the 2 forms in the link. Could you guide which one I should be choosing pls? Should I explain elaborately in the attachment letter about our relationship breakdown and her change of motive?

[Divit]

If the relationship has broken down and there is no chance of 'fixing' things, you have an obligation to inform HO. See links below for the form etc.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... nsent-form

If you apply for an extension, you do not have to include your wife if the relationship is no longer subsisting. Suggest keep a copy of the form and submit with your extension in case HO ask about your dependent not applying with you.

I humbly request you to guide me on this Sir/Madam.

[CR001]

You can complete both forms. You do not have to give extensive details etc. but if you wish, you could state what you believe to be the case.

[Divit]

You can complete both forms. You do not have to give extensive details etc. but if you wish, you could state what you believe to be the case.

Thanks. I will do the appropriate.