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hardcat
19th April 2008, 19:21
Hello,

This is a request for help/advice. My Son who is in the Army met a a Filipino woman (H) about 2 years ago. Last year they married. H is a very delightful person, she sings and has her own production company.

About 5 years before H met Denis she was in a relationship with a Filipino man. He was well connected. For reasons unknown Their relationship came to an end. Shortly after this H was abducted by this man and subjected to about a week of systematic rape and other abuse, all under the influence of date drugs. she was released and spent many months recovering. no action was taken against the man because I suspect of his families high position. H had a daughter as a result of this terrible ordeal.

The past two years H has been stalked by another individual. This offender has only just been apprehended by the Filipino Police.

These episodes have had a lasting effect on H. She has the most terrible and uncontrollable temper/rage which needs to be addressed and only mentioned here for clarity.

Last night H and my son at their home in Catterick (H has a 6 month visa) had an argument about their PC. I would expect most people would have a few angry words and then patch things up. Not H.... Early this morning she attacked my son (He is big - Army Rugby Player). She hit him with her guitar breaking it across his back. Not satisfied with that she attacked him with a kitchen knife! So bad was my son threatened he phoned the Police who arrested H. After a cooling off period in a cell she was interviewed an given a police caution.

Now finally my question. Assuming my son and H want to stay together, how will H having a Police caution effect her application for a Spouses Visa/UK citizenship.

Your help will be most welcome.

hardcat

Piamed
19th April 2008, 20:54
Oh my, that's quite an assumption! It would fall under domestic violence as far as i can determine but if her hubby is still in support of her application it may not have much bearing in the long run.

T

andypaul
19th April 2008, 21:25
I would go along with piamed. If he supports her it should not be a problem.

But would be wise to seek professional help for H to show that its unlikely to happen again.

As a chance possibly ILR/citzenship could be witheld if those deciding thought she was a danger to the public?

chino
19th April 2008, 21:31
OMG

I do not know what to say.... My GF always says if i lie to her she will kill me and i would not put it past her :D

I think we should have a phrase never cross a filipino - plus never take rice from a filipino :D - Sorry only joking...

joebloggs
20th April 2008, 10:19
well seeing she was not charged with anything, i wouldn't have thought there would be a problem.

his wife obivously needs treatment, don't let her rage get out of hand, like the sad story of gina french :NoNo::cwm24:

http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/tm_objectid=16826191&method=full&siteid=109975&headline=i-am-a-murderer-a-tees-woman-tells-her-story-name_page.html