please help us refused visa?

Question

im from uk my partner is from afghanistan he as been refused entry clearence to come uk so we can marry they have refused we add leagel advise thet filled all the forms out and we meet all the rules they said they have refused because im a lot older than him and its unuasual for a muslim to marry some one lot older. that as been marryed be for they said they are not happy .They said that we have not even registerd a date to marry with the regersterd office or booked a venue By their law we are not allowed to do this untill we have a litture from them stating they have given entry to come uk how can they refuse on that All so they have refused on contact phone numbers for two years ive phoned my partner in afghanistan evert day they add all the timed all the dates they said they are not happy they said that they think we are using them just to get visa in so many words All so ive been surporting my partner for two years every month thet all so add proof all my bank staitments again they said they are not happy its as though the have not even looked at all the everdense we have been to gether 3 years not 3 month my partner come to uk2007 illeagel he claimed asilam we whent to court to after appeal as we wanted to marry i was named in the court and i was a wittned we add phone calls to gether all the bills all so all the proof i visited my partner many times in attention center my name was given every time i visited him and my 7 year old son visited him 3 times in one week i visited him they even took my finger print what more can we do we meet all the immergration rulles for entry clearence but they dont belive we are to gether or even going to get marryed or live to gether how can this be this is a area by their desition and unjustick im so sorry for my spellings our leagel team as appealed i hope to god they see that we are genuin and in love and want to de to gether our lives are shatterd and broken harted please give me your veiws will we find justic in all this

Answer 1

Your legal advisers should have got this right. If you are applying for a fiancé visa, the critical evidence is proof that a ceremony is going to take place. If that evidence was not included, UKBA won't have bothered looking at anything else. Your legal adviser should know this.



There is nothing to stop you preparing for the wedding by making provisional bookings for almost everything and submitting evidence of those bookings and providing receipts for things that you have already bought such as rings. If you don't have any of this, it would be most unusual.



Add to this the fact that you are considerably older than him, he has previously failed an attempt to remain in the UK and subsequently been removed, and yes, it will look suspiciously like the primary reason for him wanting to return to the UK is not because there is a genuine ongoing relationship.



UKBA and the law does not care about your heart. You have to provide the cold, hard evidence that you are a genuine couple and meet EVERY requirement.



I suggest you put a rocket up your legal adviser as clearly mistakes have been made in their advice to you if they allowed you to apply without any proof of a planned ceremony; that's sloppy. Take the emotion out of your reasoning and try to see it from UKBA's point of view and you will see much more clearly what you both need to do to meet the requirements at appeal.



You will not change their decision by pleading, declaring undying love or talk of shattered hearts. The law has no emotions or empathy. You must argue using facts and evidence.

Answer 2

I expect "my partner come to uk2007 illeagel" is the thing that really hurts his case, one can understand why the authorities might think he's going for any way in that comes to hand. There have been many cases where people get married just to get a visa, which makes it harder for the genuine lovebirds. Love can conquer all though, if your partner does get deported could you maybe join him abroad?

Answer 3

the familiar answer is as follows: Visa is frequently rejected with the aid of fact: Your solutions to the questions at the instant are not passable. The interpreter wrongly interprets you in case you're giving interview in Hindi or Punjabi. Your report isn't finished as consistent with your occupation/business enterprise/job. you haven't any longer have been given the adequate money or the officer has his very own doubts of your intentions. maximum considered necessary: you weren't waiting to describe for the time of your interview the purpose of your circulate to and why you will come decrease back.

Answer 4

Well if spelling is any thing to go by i don't wonder why you don't understand that illegal means That you don't have any rights,I think that someone is playing the fool. No one can be that silly,

Answer 5

There is another option - you could apply to join him in his country. He's entered illegally and now been refused so it doesn't look good.

Answer 6

good grief, I would save your money on lawyers and attend an adult literacy programme asap.



Please feel free to move to HIS country, am sure that as your marriage is so valid that there will be NO issues with you going there.

Answer 7

There is no chance, your best option is to forget about it and move on.