if you are an overstayer, it is mostly to be rejected as far as i know, because this what is known as 'illegal' but anyway.... ...how did you have your child in the first place? didnt they check your passport at the hospital before you give birth or when making the British passport for your child ...
If a new family member (spouse in this example) joins to live at this address and it is a council flat, do I have to register the person to the local authority? how soon ? if yes, what is the procedure ? what proof of ID does she need ? and if she has come from another coountry to reside here ...
My wifes spouse visa expired 2 years ago, i know what will happen if found out, she will get detained and deported so we havent done anything about it bcoz it would be found out. We are now trying to have a children. What will happen when the children starts arrving? the local authorities dont know ...
If a spouse was an overstayer by at least 1 year and was expecting, would the hospital demand identification in the form of passport whether anytime during the duration of the pregnancy or if taken to hospital while in labour ? and i assume if the passport was not to their expectations treatment ...
hello again, just wanted to know if during her stay as it is for the time being, if she was to fall ill, become pregnant or go into labour and she went to ER or A&E, would she be asked to see her passport ? or if she wasnt able to show passport would she be refused treatment ? (just to remind: she ...
I am very tempted to just post :- should i just apply for the beneifits as if i was the only person living there? -: well yes, of course, because she won't be here, she will have returned to her country to apply for a new spouse visa. But given you we talking of FLR(M), I shall ask this. How long ...
we are trying. We are going to do form FLR(M) from UK, i know it is a offence but we didnt do it intentionally we just put our documents in a safe place and havent looked at it until a relative phoned and asked whats her situation then we realised.
Given that you mention claiming as a single person, I presume there are no children. Would that be a correct assumption to make? yes, there are no children. when she first came and i had to claim benefits before, someone told me not to put her name because she will not be entitled to it. No, I ...
thank you. i think its a bit complicated now.... when she first came and i had to claim benefits before, someone told me not to put her name because she will not be entitled to it. I only claimed as a single person without them knowing. should i do the same now because what if they find out, she was ...
I need to apply to extend my wife's visa but my job isnt going too well and i might have to start claiming jobseekers allowance. Will the application for visa extention be refused? or how likely? will they refuse it because i will be be on job seekers allowance and they might think i wont be able to ...
How many people do you think are or maybe claiming benefits like job seekers allowance and working at the same time? Isn't there a government surviellence system? or do they already monitor like for example, people who are signing on, the job center people or government follow them around where they ...
A question about 'No recourse to public funds' At the moment my income is not enough to cover full expenses and i am on below £100 a week and get housing benefit, so its ok, and a heavy burden is lifted from my back and we are able to live. If i sent her back and re-applied would they let her come b ...
Also, i heard a few other people who were in a similar situation, they hired a lawyer, paid them about £400 to £900 (£400 for visa and £500 for their services) and they are now legal?, any light on that? because that's one option i am thinking about, if they can do it, good. I spoke to a few (sol ...
After the 1st October any overstayer will be automatically refused for a minimum of 1 year up to 10 years. Just to correct the above: the automatic bans will *not* be applied to family members. You could still be banned of course, but not automatically. so what does it mean? she wont be banned or ...
If i go to a: Citizens Advice Bureau or The Law Centre would they be able help me in any other way? or if i goto them, they will notify/inform the authorities like police and home office? or should i not go there because incase they do that? They are charities/legal advisors, not vigilantes looking ...
