UK-Visitors visa application Help!!!

[ctmoni12]

Please, I need to a miracle for my Mum to get here (UKVisas) asap.

She was banned 10yrs ago for using forged documents and deception. Now her ban is over and was thinking of inviting her over to look after our kids for few months to settle my wife back at work with stress-free.

My main concerned was that...Did she had any chance of getting the visa based on her previous ban, and also due to her age (69yrs) she forgets most of the information she on her previous application such as parents name and DOB. Could that information she couldn't remember ruined her chance of getting a visitors visa if I submit a new application without providing that information.

I really need help to ensure the new application is successful as I don't want to get another 10yrs.

[poper]

As you maybe already aware it is really important to get the facts right in her future application else she risks another ban. She will need to take help with the form filling if she cannot do this independently.

As she was issued a ban previously, expect the application to be scrutinized to the core by UKVI

[ctmoni12]

Thank you for your prompt reply. I have tried to apply for standard SAR on her behalf in order to get as much as possible information on her previous application but it doesn't come with the application she submitted years ago.

Just as you said, that I should be very careful with the information I'll present in the new application and i don't want to do try and error to risk another ban, what do you reckon as the next step as I can't think of anything otherwise at the moment

Does omitting some information like parents details (name and dob) on the new application will have any effect or should I just say "I don't know". Another thing was that she has always put those details on her previous application and if I said I don't know would that leave an impact???

[Route to ILR]

Thank you for your prompt reply. I have tried to apply for standard SAR on her behalf in order to get as much as possible information on her previous application but it doesn't come with the application she submitted years ago.

Just as you said, that I should be very careful with the information I'll present in the new application and i don't want to do try and error to risk another ban, what do you reckon as the next step as I can't think of anything otherwise at the moment

Does omitting some information like parents details (name and dob) on the new application will have any effect or should I just say "I don't know". Another thing was that she has always put those details on her previous application and if I said I don't know would that leave an impact???

Hi

In your new application, don't even think to say that she is coming here for child minding or looking after for kids so your wife can work. Otherwise its a straight refusal.

[ctmoni12]

Thank you for your prompt reply. I have tried to apply for standard SAR on her behalf in order to get as much as possible information on her previous application but it doesn't come with the application she submitted years ago.

Just as you said, that I should be very careful with the information I'll present in the new application and i don't want to do try and error to risk another ban, what do you reckon as the next step as I can't think of anything otherwise at the moment

Does omitting some information like parents details (name and dob) on the new application will have any effect or should I just say "I don't know". Another thing was that she has always put those details on her previous application and if I said I don't know would that leave an impact???

Hi

In your new application, don't even think to say that she is coming here for child minding or looking after for kids so your wife can work. Otherwise its a straight refusal.

Thanks for the information, because I was going to say something like that and also ask if she can stay for three months.

[Route to ILR]

Thank you for your prompt reply. I have tried to apply for standard SAR on her behalf in order to get as much as possible information on her previous application but it doesn't come with the application she submitted years ago.

Just as you said, that I should be very careful with the information I'll present in the new application and i don't want to do try and error to risk another ban, what do you reckon as the next step as I can't think of anything otherwise at the moment

Does omitting some information like parents details (name and dob) on the new application will have any effect or should I just say "I don't know". Another thing was that she has always put those details on her previous application and if I said I don't know would that leave an impact???

Hi

In your new application, don't even think to say that she is coming here for child minding or looking after for kids so your wife can work. Otherwise its a straight refusal.

Thanks for the information, because I was going to say something like that and also ask if she can stay for three months.

4 to 6 weeks enough to visit. Her documents are more important than yours. specially ties back home.

[ctmoni1]

Thank you for that piece of advise. At the moment she’s retired.