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On facts, you will be eligible to apply for settlement being a victim of domestic violence. To apply for such status, what you need is evidence that you had suffered domestic abuse before your break-up (or after). You do not need B1 English test and Life in the UK certificate. You can also apply for fee waiver in the case of financial difficulty.
As a result of the facts, you are qualified to file for settlement as a victim of domestic abuse. You must have proof of domestic violence before your breakup in order to petition for this status (or after). However, if you are in Gurgaon and want Posh Lawyer then, visit: https://www.spjadvocates.com/family-law-divorce-matters-maintenance.html
As a result of the facts, you are qualified to file for settlement as a victim of domestic abuse. You must have proof of domestic violence before your breakup in order to petition for this status (or after). Howwever, if are in Noida and looking for legal services then, visit: https://www.spjadvocates.com/posh-consultant-in-noida.html
Yes, it is possible to extend your visa as a victim of domestic abuse for settlement purposes in certain cases, even after divorce, depending on your specific visa category and the laws of the country where you are residing. In many countries, including the UK, there are provisions that allow victims of domestic abuse who were on a spousal visa to apply for an extension or settlement, even if the marriage has ended.
For example, in the UK, if you were on a spouse visa and your relationship broke down due to domestic abuse, you may be eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) under the domestic violence rule. This allows victims of domestic abuse to remain in the country independently of their abusive partner, even after divorce.
The process typically involves providing evidence of domestic abuse, such as police reports, medical records, or statements from social services. Each case is assessed individually, so it’s crucial to consult with an immigration lawyer who can guide you through the application process, help you gather the necessary documentation, and increase your chances of a successful application.
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