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✎ EN UK spouse visa!! I miss my wife!!

Temat na forum 'Immigration UK' rozpoczęty przez steven123, Październik 12, 2010.

  1. steven123

    steven123 New Member

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    Hi, I just want to thank everyone who is taking their time reading my post. I need some advice here!
    I want to apply for a UK spouse visa to join my wife in the UK.

    Background
    I met my wife (then girlfriend) in the UK when I was a working holiday maker. Obviously we fell in love and we moved in together for 10 months before I went back to my home country. I still had 3 months left on my working holiday visa but since I wanted to spend the rest of my life together with my wife, I decided to go home and apply for a UK student visa to study and further our future prospects.

    The ECO took ages with my application and I was granted a course extension from my college which allowed me to start my course 1 week after the latest course start date as I was still waiting for my student visa result to come out. The ECO asked for proof of my course extension and my college sent them an email. But unfortunately, the email they sent gave different information (start date) from what I told the ECO.
    So the ECO rejected me under paragraph 320 7 (A), saying I provided false information.

    Anyways, time passed and we got married in my home country. I am now applying for a spouse visa finally to be able to reunite with my wife in the UK. I have already obtained evidence from the college to confirm that I didn’t provide false information and it was their mistake that they sent the wrong email. But the problem is:

    During my first job in the UK as a working holiday maker, I worked for my employee1 twice a week for several months. My boss told me that as I was working part time (8 days a month) it should count days individually rather than months worked. When I left the job (after 5 months), he didn’t give me my P60 or P45 as I wasn’t familiar with the employment rules in the UK so I didn’t think anything of it. When I moved in with my wife I worked full-time for a much bigger company (employee2) for 10 months, I was given P45 when I left.

    After my student visa got refused and we married, I rang the HM revenue department in the UK asking for my tax record as proof of my previous employment in the UK to show the ECO that we were capable of supporting ourselves without any public funds. Then I found out that during the time when I worked in my first job (8 days per month for my employee1), it counted as a full month instead of 8 days like my employee1 told me. So, officially now I have overworked as a working holiday visa holder only allows to work full 12 months and I am worried I breached the immigration rules.

    Questions
    1) I am going to confess to the ECO that I overworked but since I didn’t declare this to them when I applied for my student visa, would they or are they allowed to refuse my visa under 320 (11) rule saying that I withheld information if I now apply for spouse visa? The ECO did ask for my previous UK employment record on my student visa application but I only submitted my P45 from emloyee2 as I didn’t have my P45 from employee1 until recently. Obviously, I wasn’t aware of that I have overworked until I rang the HM department and also until I rang my employee 1 for my original P45 and P60.

    2) Is all this considered as aggravating circumstances?

    3) What are my chances of getting the spouse visa? We have all the necessary documents to fulfill the requirements for applying spouse visa.

    Thanks for reading this again!
     
  2. Yousafzai

    Yousafzai Addicted member

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    Your previous immigration history doesn't count when applying for a spouse visa. But yes, Honest is the best policy, so put in a cover letter and explain everything with as much documentary evidence as you can.

    Good luck
     
  3. steven123

    steven123 New Member

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    Thanks Yousafzai for getting back to me quickly! I appreciate your comment. I thought that the immigration history does count for spouse visa? If not I'll be happy! But still, I will tell them the truth and hopefully will go back to live with my wife soon.

    Do you know anyone has been through similiar situation before?
     
  4. Yousafzai

    Yousafzai Addicted member

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    You can have a read here.

    http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... les/part9/

    Past immigration history shouldn't be counted under spouse visa application but it would of course make ECO suepect the marriage is that of convenience i.e. only to re-enter UK. The burden of proof is on you then to show yours is a genuine relationship.

    Good luck
     
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