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      • Submitting false information, hiding key details, or presenting forged manuscripts on a visa application can have serious consequences when dealing with UK immigration authorities. Such actions may result in not only immediate visa refusal or revocation but also a future ban on entry, making it much more challenging to obtain a UK visa.
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  2. Feb 12, 2024 · Nevertheless, the consequences of submitting an application containing incorrect information can be very severe if there is a finding of false representations, deception, false documents or nondisclosure of relevant facts.

  3. May 30, 2022 · For Certificate of Lawfulness (CLEUD) applications, if application documents contain false and/or misleading information and that is reported in the officer’s report and shown to be key to the determination then the consequences can be severe.

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    • What Are The Immigration Rules on Deception?
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    Discretionary refusals: false representations, documents or information

    An entry clearance officer or Home Office official may refuse an application where false representations, information or documents have been provided. Paragraph 9.7.1states that an application may be refused where: This paragraph applies whether or not the applicant knows that a false document was given. The application can be refused if a false document was submitted, irrespective of whether the applicant knew that it was a false document. Example Roman has submitted an application for a stu...

    Automatic refusals: deception

    Deception is defined in the guidanceas where there is a deliberate intention to deceive by the applicant. There are two key effects of a finding of deception under these provisions: 1. The application concerned will always be refused no matter what. 2. Future applications for entry clearance will automatically be refused for a period of ten years from the date of refusal of the applicationin which the deception was used. The relevant paragraphs in Part 9 of the main immigration rules are para...

    Given the length of some immigration application forms and the wide range of questions, it is easy to make a mistake. Some immigration officials can be very suspicious people, and even where you answer a question incorrectly but include with the application information that shows that the answer was incorrect — which surely shows you had no real in...

    In some circumstances, the Home Office has an obligation to give the applicant a chance to respond to an allegation of dishonesty, as discussed in further detail in this blog post. The guidance on Document verification checksstates at pages 9 and 10 that: It goes on to confirm that: Finally, the guidance states that, where a false document was subm...

    Rather obviously, not committing deception or anything that might be interpreted as deception is by far the best way forward. This means: 1. Double checking application forms before they are submitted; many clients will tell you that their applications were submitted through agents. This is never a valid reason to submit false or inaccurate informa...

  4. Jul 24, 2024 · What Happens When You Lie on a UK Visa Application. Submitting false information, hiding key details, or presenting forged manuscripts on a visa application can have serious consequences when dealing with UK immigration authorities.

  5. Nov 27, 2020 · An immigration solicitor can handle your UK visa rejection on your behalf. Depending on your circumstances, they may either recommend submitting an appeal, applying for an administrative review or judicial review, submitting a fresh application or applying for an entirely different type of visa.

  6. You can use the contact form if you believe someone is working illegally, or has made a false application to stay in the UK, or is involved in smuggling. Requests for information

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