Does a visa ban apply to a minor? If so, for how long?
In this question a mother has applied for a UK visa for her 12-year-old son. The visa was refused under Section V 3.6, deception.
Normally, a subsequent application will almost certainly be refused under Section V 3.7, and the applicant will be banned for ten years.
If she applies again who will receive the ban? The mother because she's the one who perpetrated the deception, or the son, because he's the passport holder?
What will happen in six years when the son turns eighteen? Will he be banned then? For how long?
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How to waive 3 year ban?
If you have a potential 3 year ban as a result of public interest criterion 4014, contact a registered migration agent quickly to giver yourself the best chance of getting a waiver and obtaining a new visa.How do I cancel my 10 year ban UK?
Challenging the ban under 320 7(A) You can re-apply after 10 years you can appeal/ judicial review against the ban. If a ban of 10 years has been imposed on you under 320 7(A) any new visa application including the UK visit visa will be refused. You may be able to re-apply only after 10 years.How soon can I reenter the UK on tourist visa?
If you have to apply for a Standard Visitor visa The earliest you can apply is 3 months before you travel. If you visit the UK regularly, you can choose to apply for a long-term Standard Visitor visa instead. You can pass through the UK to another country on a Standard Visitor visa.Can I apply UK visa after refusal?
You can make a fresh application addressing the grounds of refusal with the submission of new evidence and fee. There is no time limit for making a fresh application. So, you can reapply any time after your UK visa refusal.WHY YOU CANNOT ENTER THE UK!! |Reasons people are banned | Duration of re-entry ban | Automatic #ban
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