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hello VJ

i have friend who's husband was deported from England due to overstay, he was given a visiting visa and did not go back after it got expired, he stayed and was caught and then deported back to Africa. His wife is a USC and she wants to file for him, my question is will this affect the application? should she write that he had stayed in England? is there some papers she will need to file with the application?, and if he gets approved on the interview should he mentioned it to them? her lawyer said that he should not say anything unless it is brought up by the consulate, will that be reasonable? she is torn apart and does not know what to do...... sorry guys it did not let me post as a new topic

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