Re: Another Quest on Visa Applications
13.21 - Age requirements for spouses and civil partners** (Rules Paragraph 277)
The Immigration Rules do not allow any person to be granted an entry clearance as the spouse or civil partner of another if the applicant will be aged under 21 on the date of arrival in the United Kingdom. Any entry clearance application from a spouse/civil partner (i.e. a married person or a person in a civil partnership who would be under the age of 21 years when entering the UK) should, therefore, be refused. An applicant who is over the age of 21 but married to/in a civil partnership with a person who is under 21 should likewise be refused entry clearance.**
In cases where the applicant is within a couple of months of his or her twenty first birthday, and the other party is 21 or over, you have discretion to issue entry clearance but it can only be valid from when the person under 21 has reached his/her twenty first birthday.
read the bold writing and u will have the answer to ur question
y r u opening threads here again n again on the same topic wen u can simply call the home office uk border agnecy and find out all the answers in 5 simple minutes :rolleyes:
i dnt mean to b rude but its pretty straight forward