a very intresting surprice situation...didnt see it coming...

[joebloggs]

Allyn's situation makes me really think...

In this circumstances a foreigner husband/wife actually doesn't have a right?


So if a UK national has decided that his/her wife is not good enough then she/he can dump her/him back wherever she came from?

Where's our rights in here? Where do we stand? Is this the system we are living in? Is this the system where my money goes?

your husband is your sponsor, and effectively he's withdrawing his support if he says the marriage is over and will not sign her ilr app.

that's why the wife should apply for ilr asap, to protect herself and her rights to remain in the UK, many if not all have left their home they grew up in,to come and make a new start in the UK and now the UK is their home.

if she had a child that could help her case..

2 yrs on a spouse visa you can apply for ilr, but those married to a European in the uk you need to be married at least 3yrs and at least the final year you needed to have lived in the uk, and you need help from your ex (which many refuse to do) if you want to stay in the uk should your marriage break up.

[Peanutz]

[QUOTE=joebloggs;202746]your husband is your sponsor, and effectively he's withdrawing his support if he says the marriage is over and will not sign her ilr app.

You know what...this rule or whatever you call it is actually depriving a person of any rights. Just because a sponsor whether it's husband or wife has decided that his/her wife/husband is not good enough then he/she can withdraw the sponsorship leaving the person on his/her own fate.

I'm afraid to say but all I can think of now is...this is an unequal treatment.

[joebloggs]

[QUOTE=Peanutz;202749]

your husband is your sponsor, and effectively he's withdrawing his support if he says the marriage is over and will not sign her ilr app.

You know what...this rule or whatever you call it is actually depriving a person of any rights. Just because a sponsor whether it's husband or wife has decided that his/her wife/husband is not good enough then he/she can withdraw the sponsorship leaving the person on his/her own fate.

I'm afraid to say but all I can think of now is...this is an unequal treatment.

you might mean article 8, human rights, but the HO can say there is nothing to stop her living back in the phils

[joebloggs]

[QUOTE=joebloggs;202753]

you might mean article 8, human rights, but the HO can say there is nothing to stop her living back in the phils

but that dont matter now. allyn has ilr

[Peanutz]

[QUOTE=joebloggs;202753]

you might mean article 8, human rights, but the HO can say there is nothing to stop her living back in the phils

I guess...but do you think this is morally acceptable? We all know why people from poor countries migrates in western countries...Do they actually look at the person as a human being that desires to have a better future?

I guess it's better to drop my political views here...as there is no win win situation when it comes in to this kind of topic.