First of all, it was not my intention to attack anyone personally. Just some clear cut words to get the message across. Also please keep in mind, that people who may just read the forum without asking queries themselves, also gain from other people's experiences and situations etc.
When I said "you made a mistake" it wasn't a personal attack on you. Well, I do not know you personally. Just that in legal sense it was a mistake to abandon your status and leave the country. Now, if it wasn't a "mistake" then there would be a way of extending the visa.
Secondly about the fiancee issue. I mentioned correctly that "how could you be a fiancee of someone you are married to". Well, now you can kindly explain how you found it personal? Is there a way of being a fiancee of someone you are married to? Under which country's law is it possible?
Any marriage anywhere in this world when that marriage is legally sound in that country is then also a full valid marriage in UK too. The UK law is "that if you marry in argentina or any other country and your marriage is legally recognised in that country then that marriage is 100 percent recognised under UK law".
Now if "someone" told you otherwise, it is not my fault that I mentioned the correct position according to the law and UK immigration rules.
Also you contradicted yourself totally. You mentioned that you were in UK on spouse visa previously. So, if your marriage in Argentina was not valid in UK, then UKBA would not have issued you a spouse visa in the first place.
In the end, you like my posts or not, or regard them as some kind of personal attack, be assured what I have told you is totally sound and you won't go wrong if you act on it. Under current rules there is a "specified" evidence that must be submitted to prove yearly income of £18600. If you are ever unsure what documents you can or a can't submit, do come back to the forum and I shall try my best to answer them as best as I can.
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