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vinny wrote:If you have overstayed by over 90 days, then 320(7B) is applicable, unless (your husband is granted ILR and) you apply as his spouse.
See also 320(11).
I think it is better to explain in detail as by Deviser so the OP can understand every thing easily.bruteforce wrote:Deviser
All of what you have stated above could be conveyed in a 1 liner like below:
vinny wrote:If you have overstayed by over 90 days, then 320(7B) is applicable, unless (your husband is granted ILR and) you apply as his spouse.
See also 320(11).
Deviser wrote:You should have changed your college immediately around Jan 2012, which you did'nt, so its completely your mistake.
Now, forget all email, post, couriers, calls, I did'nt know that, I wasnt aware of, college did not inform me, I did'nt receive this and that..bla bla bla.
Ground reality according to record is, your college closed in Jan-2012. Your visa curtaild in June-2012 and you oversayed till Novemer-2012, which is more than 90 days. So now your all visa application are subject to 320 (7B).
And, as you have actually spend total 11 months in UK without sponsor existance (Jan-2012 to Nov-2012) and did not even try to get regulerize your stay, plus got married when leaving UK, all these acts are enough for UKBA to see you as non-genuine student and to apply 320(11) on your further visa application.
So, according to above analysis and current UK visas situation, its really hard for you to get any UK visa including spouse visa. If your husband gets ILR and you apply for visa as spouse of a settled person (after all hardwork to prove your marriage is genuine), 320 (7B) will not be applicable, but UKBA can still use 320(11) to refuse your application.