What could happen??

[Liloldme]

My partner has hit me, i have kids with him. I am British born, he is african. We have 2 kids together and he just got his second flrfp. If i call the police when he hits me, what will happen to his visa? I dont want to effect his visa, but i cant keep this situation repeating. If we serate, what happens to his visa? He says he needs me to be with him for his visa, i dont want to be the reason why my kids father is taken away. Also can he take them from me? They are 8yrs and 4yrs, born in the UK and have never travelled abroad, with no passports. Please help me, i dont know what to do.

[CR001]

Doubt the police will inform HO, but a record is a record at the end of the day and if he is charged or issued with a caution, he must declare it in any future applications.

If you separate, he can still apply to stay in the UK based on the British children, which is FLR(FP) Parent route.

If you separate, you must inform HO on the prescribed form that the relationship has broken down and ended. HO will then likely curtail his current visa and he will have to apply for another he qualifies for.

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

[Wanderer]

Children don't need a father like that - I'd get him out of yours and their lives pronto without any qualms.

[Liloldme]

Thank you very much, thats very good to know. Would he be able to abduct the kids and take them to his country. They dont have passports, but they have his surname.

[Liloldme]

Also if he applies for flr (fp) on the parent route, would he have to start the 10yr process again? I want to do what is right by my kids, he is a great dad, just not so good partner, theres too much water under the bridge.

[Casa]

If you separate and he is granted FLR(FP under the parent route this will either be issued for 5 or 10 years.

He can't take the children outside of the UK without your permission.

[madmedman]

Apologies for a non-immigration related reply but please report him for domestic violence. Assaulting you with kids in the house should be deterred here and now. One interview with the cops or a court appearance should sort him out.