IS151A

[buhle]

MY HUSBAND WAS ISSUED IS151A FORM WHEN HE LEFT UK VOLUNTARILY .NOW WE WANT TO APPLY A SPOUSE VISA.CAN THIS FORM MEANS THAT HE WILL BE BANNED FOR CERTAIN TIME TO COME BACK TO UK.AND CAN WE PUT IS151A FORM TOGETHER THE THE SPOUSE VISA.

[Mr Rusty]

1. When did he leave?

2. "AND CAN WE PUT IS151A FORM TOGETHER THE THE SPOUSE VISA." - I don't understand what that means.

3. Don't shout.

[buhle]

HE LEFT ON THE 30 MARCH 2008.

Sorry iam trying to say can we put the IS151A paper with the spouse application form.

iam i shouting?iam sorry

[ricky]

Hi buhle and welcome to the forum
the member of standing means by don t shout , please don t write in capitals

regarding your question if you need to include the IS151A with your application, yes definitely make few copies and include it

good luck

[buhle]

He left UK on 30march 2008

i was trying to say can we put the IS151A paper together with the spouse visa application form and state that he left without public fund

[buhle]

its a stressful situation .i hope my husband will be allowed in without any appeals

[CoolestGuyC]

Following points quoted at http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/chapte ... 0seventeen might be helpful:

26.17.4 When does rule 320(7B) not apply? [Updated 9 July 2008]
Under paragraph 320(7C) of the immigration rules, You must also not refuse an applicant under 320(7B) if they are applying in the following categories:
* Spouse, civil partner, unmarried or same-sex partner (Paragraphs 281 or 295A);
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As concessions outside the Rules, you should also not refuse an applicant under 320(7B) if:

* The applicant has been accepted by UKBA as a victim of trafficking (please read 26.17.6 below);
* the applicant was in the UK illegally on or after 17 March 2008 (date of announcement) and left the UK voluntarily before 1 October 2008 (please read 26.17.5 below).
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26.17.5 The 17 March concession and establishing voluntary departure
The concession only applies to voluntary departures. It does not apply where the applicant was removed or deported from the UK.

Remember that making a decision to remove a person (Form IS 151B), or issuing a notice identifying him as an immigration offender (IS 151A part 2) does not in itself mean that the applicant has been removed from the country. It is perfectly possible for someone to leave the country voluntarily after a decision has been taken to remove him. You therefore need to be satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the applicant was actually removed before deciding that the concession does not apply to him.

[buhle]

Hie CoolestGuyC, does my husband need write and explain that he voluntarily left the country and was given ISI51A paper at heathrow and also qoute section 26.17.4 and 26.17.5?.

[Mr Rusty]

Hie CoolestGuyC, does my husband need write and explain that he voluntarily left the country and was given ISI51A paper at heathrow and also qoute section 26.17.4 and 26.17.5?.

Yes, absolutely right. Then his case should not fall under Para 320(B) and it can be considered on its merits - meaning that it needs to fulfil all the conditions for a visa

[buhle]

iam getting confused do we write section 26.17.4 and 26.17.5 as it is or we summaries it.

[jei2]

hi buhle,

Concentrate on meeting para 281 of the Immigration rules. That's what your husaband could be refused on.

Does he have all the documents to support his application?