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try the search function and let us know if you find itAzimScot wrote:I heard the government plans to introduce a power to revoke an ILR if there is evidence 5, 10 or 15 years after getting ILR is abused and the marriage was by deception and there is evidence of it.
Is it true? I recall reading something on this forum but cant remember.
they are replacing ILR to permanant permission and all other 'leave to remain' will be replacing into temporary permission but nobody heard about revokeing the ILR but definatly rules going to be change.AzimScot wrote:I heard the government plans to introduce a power to revoke an ILR if there is evidence 5, 10 or 15 years after getting ILR is abused and the marriage was by deception and there is evidence of it.
Is it true? I recall reading something on this forum but cant remember.
However, they already have the right of Revocation of indefinite leave that was obtain via deception.Marriage to partners from overseas[/url] > [url=http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/aboutus/consultations/closedconsultations/marriagetopartnersfromoverseas/marriagevisasthewayforward.pdf?view=Binary]Marriage visas: the way forward wrote:Cancelling leave for those who breach our rules
We will seek to revoke indefinite leave to remain rendering the individual liable to expulsion where there has been abuse of the marriage route. We will set out our approach in a Statement of Intent in the Autumn. If appropriate, we will amend the law in the forthcoming Immigration and Citizenship Bill.