iam not so sure, as you have a 2 yr spouse visa, and your problem will be when and if you do apply for ILR, as you both are no longer together, you will be refused ILR, all your husband can do is tell the home office your no longer togther, and thats all he can do, its upto the home office whats happens next...
Well joe, she must have to contact the home office now and they will advice her what she must do.Originally Posted by joebloggs
Carmen, have you already started the divorce papers? And one thing, i think you have to report to the Philippines Embassy in London once u divorced.
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Unless very unlucky they will just send you a text to remind you when your visa is up.
What happens if the relationship breaks down?
If the relationship ends because of domestic violence, there is a rule under which a spouse can apply to remain in the UK providing certain requirements are met.The relevant rule is rule 289A of the immigration rules. Legal advice should be sought.
If the UK sponsor dies during the probationary period an application for Indefinite Leave to Remain can still be made by the spouse, providing he or she can show that the relationship was still ongoing at the time of death.The relevant rules are rule 287(b) for bereaved spouses and rule 295M for bereaved unmarried partners.
If these requirements are not met and the relationship breaks down for other reasons then it is not possible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain within the immigration rules. An application outside the rules could be considered if there were special circumstances. Legal advice should be sought.
from the invisble people at IAS ...
I hope you are not suggestingIf the UK sponsor dies during the probationary period an application for Indefinite Leave to Remain can still be made by the spouse, providing he or she can show that the relationship..
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