Husbands visa refused
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Husbands visa refused
Hi I just registered with this forum. Can I please get some help and advise please. This is both mine and my husbands second marriage. I'm born and bred in uk. My husband lives in uae but a Pakistani national. The refusal was due to him only having a divorce deed n not a certificate of dissolution of marriage from court. But neither of us nor our immigration lawyer knew we get that after divorce deed. My husbands divorce deed was issued in Pakistan
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I am very sorry about your husband case been refused. They refused my wife case because I did not send them one original bank statement but instead given them a copy of the bank statement.
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I am very sorry about your husband case been refused. They refused my wife case because I did not send them one original bank statement but instead given them a copy of the bank statement.
I will be seeing <snip> and I heard many people used them and they are very very good. I've also checked their success rating and they are fab. Give them a try, don't waste your money on home-made solicitors, I lost alot of money!
Good luck
I will be seeing <snip> and I heard many people used them and they are very very good. I've also checked their success rating and they are fab. Give them a try, don't waste your money on home-made solicitors, I lost alot of money!
Good luck
We paid 3k to our immigration lawyer. They also objected on the savings account statement having only opening and closing balance on it n not monthly in or out. The solicitors could have asked for a review if it wasn't for the divorce certificate.
My concern is tgat when we reapply can can refuse us on these points again or can they pick on something new � ����
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When you re-apply, they can see your first case as they have accessed to this information. Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe. With your new lawyer, you can provide evidence which they have highlighted in the first application. Once, you have all the information and your lawyer feels that this case is ready to be submitted. In the final stage, the documents are ready to be dispatched...Go and see another solicitor and ask them to have final review check on your documents. The area that I live, the solicitors tend to fail the case so you pay them again and it's more of them making more money.
Good Luck
Good Luck
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Why are you wasting money on lawyers/solicitors? It's a process that can be completed without outside help unless there is a specific need for it.
Also sounds like they told you exactly what you need to submit to get the application approved..what exactly is the question?
Also sounds like they told you exactly what you need to submit to get the application approved..what exactly is the question?
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Why are you wasting money on lawyers/solicitors? It's a process that can be completed without outside help unless there is a specific need for it.
Also sounds like they told you exactly what you need to submit to get the application approved..what exactly is the question?
Also sounds like they told you exactly what you need to submit to get the application approved..what exactly is the question?
Reason we used solicitor was because my husbands nationality is Pakistani. We felt Pakistanis are most difficult to get visa approved!
Do u think we should reapply without solicitor. Do u know if u get a refund on nhs surcharge?
Also can they pick on anything new when we reply with new certificate?
Also can we re apply straightaway or do we wait? Don't want to jeapordise the case
I hope you get your wife's visa sorted. So difficult so be apart from your spouse 😌
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When you re-apply, they can see your first case as they have accessed to this information. Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe. With your new lawyer, you can provide evidence which they have highlighted in the first application. Once, you have all the information and your lawyer feels that this case is ready to be submitted. In the final stage, the documents are ready to be dispatched...Go and see another solicitor and ask them to have final review check on your documents. The area that I live, the solicitors tend to fail the case so you pay them again and it's more of them making more money.
Good Luck
Good Luck
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Hi
Reason we used solicitor was because my husbands nationality is Pakistani. We felt Pakistanis are most difficult to get visa approved!
Do u think we should reapply without solicitor. Do u know if u get a refund on nhs surcharge?
Also can they pick on anything new when we reply with new certificate?
Also can we re apply straightaway or do we wait? Don't want to jeapordise the case
I hope you get your wife's visa sorted. So difficult so be apart from your spouse 😌
Reason we used solicitor was because my husbands nationality is Pakistani. We felt Pakistanis are most difficult to get visa approved!
Do u think we should reapply without solicitor. Do u know if u get a refund on nhs surcharge?
Also can they pick on anything new when we reply with new certificate?
Also can we re apply straightaway or do we wait? Don't want to jeapordise the case
I hope you get your wife's visa sorted. So difficult so be apart from your spouse 😌
Do you have, or are you able to get, a court issued dissolution of marriage certificate/letter? I don't know if they are provided in Pakistan.
The advice you've said you received about your bank statements sounds odd. As long as in the 6 months prior to the application, the account balance never dropped below the amount needed to meet the financial requirements, then whether or not there were transactions on the account shouldn't matter. You do need to provide monthly statements though, not just one with an opening balance and then another 6 months later with the same balance.
I don't know whether or not you can reapply straight away, but I can't think of one reason why not. Hopefully someone else can give more definitive information.
Finally, I'd advise you to be cautious about acting on advice/suggestions from a very new member (Paul101). To that poster, I'm sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but some of the things you've said aren't necessarily factual, or the best way to approach things.
Some of these things, from your one day of membership here on BE, include:
Naming and highly recommending a UK immigration company, which you haven't even used yet.
This statement you made
Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe
That is simply not true. Case officers all work within the same legislation and the result of applications doesn't depend on the discretion of particular case officers. If your application isn't correct, it will fail. Simple as that.
Coaching people attending interviews to have their baby's photo on their phone, to look visibly upset and to cry is, in my opinion, not very helpful. Better that people take all the required documents and just be honest and be themselves - nothing else needed.
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Re: Husbands visa refused
In another forum the OP wrote to, the impression was that the OP only provided one statement - showing opening balance and end balance; no monthly balances showing that the amount had not dropped below the necessary requirement.
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Re the IHS, if your visa application is refused the refund is automatically credited to the card/account you paid with https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigr...cation/refunds
Do you have, or are you able to get, a court issued dissolution of marriage certificate/letter? I don't know if they are provided in Pakistan.
The advice you've said you received about your bank statements sounds odd. As long as in the 6 months prior to the application, the account balance never dropped below the amount needed to meet the financial requirements, then whether or not there were transactions on the account shouldn't matter. You do need to provide monthly statements though, not just one with an opening balance and then another 6 months later with the same balance.
I don't know whether or not you can reapply straight away, but I can't think of one reason why not. Hopefully someone else can give more definitive information.
Finally, I'd advise you to be cautious about acting on advice/suggestions from a very new member (Paul101). To that poster, I'm sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but some of the things you've said aren't necessarily factual, or the best way to approach things.
Some of these things, from your one day of membership here on BE, include:
Naming and highly recommending a UK immigration company, which you haven't even used yet.
This statement you made
Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe
That is simply not true. Case officers all work within the same legislation and the result of applications doesn't depend on the discretion of particular case officers. If your application isn't correct, it will fail. Simple as that.
Coaching people attending interviews to have their baby's photo on their phone, to look visibly upset and to cry is, in my opinion, not very helpful. Better that people take all the required documents and just be honest and be themselves - nothing else needed.
Do you have, or are you able to get, a court issued dissolution of marriage certificate/letter? I don't know if they are provided in Pakistan.
The advice you've said you received about your bank statements sounds odd. As long as in the 6 months prior to the application, the account balance never dropped below the amount needed to meet the financial requirements, then whether or not there were transactions on the account shouldn't matter. You do need to provide monthly statements though, not just one with an opening balance and then another 6 months later with the same balance.
I don't know whether or not you can reapply straight away, but I can't think of one reason why not. Hopefully someone else can give more definitive information.
Finally, I'd advise you to be cautious about acting on advice/suggestions from a very new member (Paul101). To that poster, I'm sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but some of the things you've said aren't necessarily factual, or the best way to approach things.
Some of these things, from your one day of membership here on BE, include:
Naming and highly recommending a UK immigration company, which you haven't even used yet.
This statement you made
Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe
That is simply not true. Case officers all work within the same legislation and the result of applications doesn't depend on the discretion of particular case officers. If your application isn't correct, it will fail. Simple as that.
Coaching people attending interviews to have their baby's photo on their phone, to look visibly upset and to cry is, in my opinion, not very helpful. Better that people take all the required documents and just be honest and be themselves - nothing else needed.
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On the note of certificate of dissolution of marriage. We have spoken to a lawyer in Pakistan and he is going to apply for it from court
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If you're at all concerned that you've missed something in the new application, or if you're uncertain about anything while going through the application, ask the good folk of BE here. There is a lot of expertise on this board. Best of luck this time around!
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Finally, I'd advise you to be cautious about acting on advice/suggestions from a very new member (Paul101). To that poster, I'm sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but some of the things you've said aren't necessarily factual, or the best way to approach things.
Some of these things, from your one day of membership here on BE, include:
Naming and highly recommending a UK immigration company, which you haven't even used yet.
This statement you made
Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe
That is simply not true. Case officers all work within the same legislation and the result of applications doesn't depend on the discretion of particular case officers. If your application isn't correct, it will fail. Simple as that.
Coaching people attending interviews to have their baby's photo on their phone, to look visibly upset and to cry is, in my opinion, not very helpful. Better that people take all the required documents and just be honest and be themselves - nothing else needed.[/QUOTE]
My co-worker relative is an Immigration Judge in the UK, and was told that the person that is reviewing cases always look for reason(s) to refuse applicants for one reason or another. Also, several Barrister told me the same thing. Although, it may not be true to you as you have stated, I have supplied all the information they is required but they refused my case base on one bank-statement which was photo-copied since I did not have the original. The reason why I could not get a hold of the original bank statement was because LloydTSB separated and I was transferred to being a TSB Customer. TSB had to close my account with Lloyd and Lloyds could not get my details on their system as I wanted my original bank-statement. Hence, my case was unsuccessful.
You made a point that naming an organization which I not yet used. I know friends, their relatives, my brothers used them, with their experience shown evidence that their cases were successful. However, when I spoken to the lawyer and from my experience this person provided references which was amazing so technically I did use the service.
The last point you raised...I was crying in my interview because I missed my son, I spent 2 weeks with him when he was 2 months old. I could not get time off work, I was in a really difficult situation whereas I had to control over 250 employees working in the company and ensuring that running the business effectively. When I see my friends, co-workers, heading home and want to be with their family. I do not have that, my wife and son are in Pakistan. My son is now 1 year, 2 months. It breaks my heart. Medically, I do have Asperger Syndrome, High Blood pressure, depression ( suicidal taught ) and had to leave the job. I could not take it anymore. Hence, I am on DLA and ESA. I do not have any motivation and under the care of a Psychiatrist.
Although, I have MSc in Psychology, I hate being a Patient going through the therapeutic route.
Some of these things, from your one day of membership here on BE, include:
Naming and highly recommending a UK immigration company, which you haven't even used yet.
This statement you made
Depending on the person who is dealing with your case, they will refuse any cases however small maybe
That is simply not true. Case officers all work within the same legislation and the result of applications doesn't depend on the discretion of particular case officers. If your application isn't correct, it will fail. Simple as that.
Coaching people attending interviews to have their baby's photo on their phone, to look visibly upset and to cry is, in my opinion, not very helpful. Better that people take all the required documents and just be honest and be themselves - nothing else needed.[/QUOTE]
My co-worker relative is an Immigration Judge in the UK, and was told that the person that is reviewing cases always look for reason(s) to refuse applicants for one reason or another. Also, several Barrister told me the same thing. Although, it may not be true to you as you have stated, I have supplied all the information they is required but they refused my case base on one bank-statement which was photo-copied since I did not have the original. The reason why I could not get a hold of the original bank statement was because LloydTSB separated and I was transferred to being a TSB Customer. TSB had to close my account with Lloyd and Lloyds could not get my details on their system as I wanted my original bank-statement. Hence, my case was unsuccessful.
You made a point that naming an organization which I not yet used. I know friends, their relatives, my brothers used them, with their experience shown evidence that their cases were successful. However, when I spoken to the lawyer and from my experience this person provided references which was amazing so technically I did use the service.
The last point you raised...I was crying in my interview because I missed my son, I spent 2 weeks with him when he was 2 months old. I could not get time off work, I was in a really difficult situation whereas I had to control over 250 employees working in the company and ensuring that running the business effectively. When I see my friends, co-workers, heading home and want to be with their family. I do not have that, my wife and son are in Pakistan. My son is now 1 year, 2 months. It breaks my heart. Medically, I do have Asperger Syndrome, High Blood pressure, depression ( suicidal taught ) and had to leave the job. I could not take it anymore. Hence, I am on DLA and ESA. I do not have any motivation and under the care of a Psychiatrist.
Although, I have MSc in Psychology, I hate being a Patient going through the therapeutic route.
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When you have the documents you need (dissolution of marriage and the 6 months of bank statements), then you should be set to reapply.
If you're at all concerned that you've missed something in the new application, or if you're uncertain about anything while going through the application, ask the good folk of BE here. There is a lot of expertise on this board. Best of luck this time around!
If you're at all concerned that you've missed something in the new application, or if you're uncertain about anything while going through the application, ask the good folk of BE here. There is a lot of expertise on this board. Best of luck this time around!