ENTRY CLEARANCE TO THE UK WITH CRIMINAL RECORD IN THE UK.

Hello Mrs. Magoos,

A complicated story. For Immigration authorities, it is difficult to ascertain what your real objectives are. You have not mentioned how old you are and if you had been married before?

I am afraid the home office looks and acts on some rules which might be considered rather cruel and unfair to some standards. If the objective of a marriage is to help some one come into UK who has already been deported from here and who was convicted on charges in connection with attempting to illegally stay in the UK, his chances of now entering in the UK as a spouse are very slim and this marriage will be looked at nothing but convenience.

I suggest while you are seeking advise of an immigration legal adviser, you could consider the options of moving to Albania or both of you moving to another place eg Malta or UAE and  get on with your carriers and professional lives.

Illegal entry and false documents to get an NI number - Dodgy.
Was he trying to claim UK benefits with the NI number, and arrested when "signing" what?
The UK government have been clamping down on benefits theft for several years so, if that's part of the problem, he might well have a very hard time getting in legally.

I doubt very much he will be accepted into the UK, since the migrant crisis the UK is getting tough on immigration. It won't matter that you are married as you wed after the crimes took place, in the eyes of the law it will look like you got married for him to stay in the UK. What more he was arrested twice, fraud, fake ID. He should have applied for UK citizenship as soon as he entered the country.

He tried to obtain a national insurance number using a false Italian ID card. In order to get work only, not to claim anything.
I am 40, he is 25. Looks dodgy I know but its very much genuine. I am known to home office from the time of his arrest. I have corresponded with them. They are aware of me and of our relationship prior to his removal back to Albania.
I have never been married before, neither has he.
He was bailed to my address before being refused his application to remain under HR Article 8. He was detained after the refusal whilst signing weekly at immigration as part of his bail conditions .

Fraud would be taken very seriously, and easy targets would be highly likely to be refused.
With a criminal record, he's an easy target for refusal.