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Jo, I have a query, I would like to call/invite one of my

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Hi Jo, Good morning,
I have a query, I would like to call/invite one of my girl friend from country Pakistan, she is registered Nurse and already married too, she has got multiple visit visa for USA and travel many times to USA and other countries,she is not yet registered with Nursing Body which is NMC UK and also haven't passed IELTS to apply for NMC registration, currently she is house wife and out of nursing practice since about 8-9 years, I have British Nationality since around 5 years, my marital status also married, both are looking forward to get divorce from Spouse in near future, we both have children.Would you please give any advice that can get the problem solved easily and hazel free.Kind RegardsHASAN VIRANI
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Submitted: 1 month ago.
Category: Immigration Law
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Expert:  frantzgregory replied 1 month ago.

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Expert:  frantzgregory replied 1 month ago.

She should consider making a visitor's visa application. When she does you need to write an invitation letter confirming her visit. Your letter should include your employment details, where she will stay and how long for she will visit the UK.

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