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Thank you Jane. It is people and board members like you, who take your time and efforts out to help families come together.jane2018 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 02, 2018 11:46 am1) I would ask your lawyer to prepare a new application which WOULD COMPLY with the requirements and PAY your new application fee. Clearly it is a malpractice to submit a non-compliant immigration application.
2) New 2012 Immigration rules regarding £18600 income are intentionally designed to STOP spousal immigration not only by virtue of requiring having £18600 income but also by the way of strict burocratic compliance. Their goal was to reduce family based immigration in half (from 70k a year to 35k), so far they are successful(current family based immigration is around 40k a year). Many of the those who stopped from coming do earn £18600 but they do not comply with the requirements of Appendix FM SE.
3) File only rules COMPLIANT application. Do not waste your time and money if you are still non compliant . eg. it would be sensible to wait to get PERFECTLY MATCHING slips-bank account statements(may be couple f months). The Home Office is obligated to refuse the visa if you do not comply. The only time they can exercise the discretion is under Article 8 outside of the rules which usually works only in a very limited extreme cases.