I'm marrying my fiancé in October. Preparing the application as early as possible. We can get everything we need but I'm worried about a gap in our evidence. I'll summarise what we have: (Key facts. I'm UK national, she's Indian and we met in 2014 when she was a student in London. We are both 27. My ...

OK, I missed the fact that you were engaged and not married at that point! She was still considered as single. Did she mention you at all in the application? I'm going offline for now. No, she did not mention me at all in the application . This will probably be spotted when her spouse visa ...

Casa wrote:OK, I missed the fact that you were engaged and not married at that point! She was still considered as single. Did she mention you at all in the application? I'm going offline for now.

No, she did not mention me at all in the application .

Yes it will. All applications are cross-checked on the UKVI for statements given in previous visa applications. Your wife withholding the information that she is married with her husband living in the UK is deception and the spouse settlement visa is highly likely to be refused under 320(7A) of the ...

Hi Everyone, sorry if already been asked on here but couldn't find an answer. I am currently going through processes to obtain a spouse visa for my Indian national wife. I am a British citizen. We have a genuine relationship, meet all requirements and on the face of it this is an open and shut case ...