spouse visa

hello everyone, thanks for sharing ur personal experience and giving advise to others from it. you all have been wonderful.
I have a complecated situation. any advise from anyone would be very much appreciated.
here is the story. I am a british national. I met my husband in the UK.he was an assylum seeker here.his assylum application was on pending.  when we decide to get marry he went back to his original country pakistan voluntarily. I went over there 3 months ago and got married. He is about to apply for the spouse visa there to come to join me in the UK.
what can we say about his assylum application in the uk?he must be tell the british embassy about his illegal entry to uk 10 years ago. how would it affect the application? what are the chances?

If you don't get any replies to this, it is because there are very few people on this forum who know anything about British immigration rules regarding any country other than the US. 

JH

Hi Sha, I don't think this is something that can be answered on this kind of forum.  I would try contacting JCWI if I were you.

http://www.jcwi.org.uk/

Hi Sha, I don't think this is something that can be answered on this kind of forum.  I would try contacting JCWI if I were you.

http://www.jcwi.org.uk/

Nice call, BW. 

There's also substantial support from within the Pakistani community.  Free advisors who specialise in family applications to the British consulate at Islamabad and free appeals all the way through to the House of Lords... 

thanks for all your ideas. I never been this nervous in my life

thanks for all your ideas. I never been this nervous in my life

As American immigrants, we sometimes forget that we owe a lot to the Pakistanis whose trail-blazing tribunal decisions have made lots of things easier for everybody. 

Stuff like allowing co-sponsors for fiances and spouses, allowing shared accomodation, allowing appeals on student visas, opposite sex unmarried partners, spousal mobility, forbiding the ECO's to enquire about people's sex lives, the DP3/96 rule, lots of good stuff like that came came from applicants fighting the consulate in Islamabad. 

So even tho' it's the wrong forum for detailed advice, I would like to wish you GOOD LUCK!