Man found guilty over sham marriage

Hi
Friends as always .this is my new post for you fulll with geniune information.I hope you guys learn from the incident which was named as SHAM MARRIAGES by UK government to stop ill-legal stay of the people
Who wants to stay forever in UK , however they were come fro visit/studying and buisness & Asylum but
This is a very wrong way to cheat a country , who faith you and granted entry clearance.Uk Border Agency
And Immigration Deptt. is now very strictly acted on these issues.

A man has been found guilty of taking part in a sham marriage presided over by a corrupt vicar at a church in Sussex.27-year-old Liberian national Mikael Prince was tried in his absence at Hove Crown Court having absconded from bail. On Wednesday 5 January he was found guilty of avoiding removal from the UK and perjury offences. The judge sentenced him to 13 months in prison. A warrant has now been issued for his arrest.Prince, who's last known address was St Margarets Road in Hastings, was arrested by officers from the UK Border Agency's South East Immigration Crime Team as part of an investigation into a series of sham marriages at St Peter's Church in St Leonards.He married Larisa Kuznecova, a Latvian national, in 2007 in the hope that it would help him stay in the UK.Kuznecova admitted perjury during a hearing in December 2010, and was given a 12 month conditional discharge.
Andy Cummins, who heads up the South East immigration crime team, said: 'We would appeal to anyone who may have information about Prince's whereabouts to come forward to us. We want to track this man down and put him behind bars.
'The UK Border Agency takes abuse of the immigration system very seriously, and we are working closely with churches and registrars to identify suspect sham marriages. They Said 'If we uncover marriages that are not genuine, we will challenge them and prosecute where appropriate. Our main aim is to identify the organisers who profit from and fuel the demand for sham marriages, and destroy their criminal business.'
In September 2010 3 people were jailed for 4 years each for being involved in hundreds of sham marriages at St Peter's - vicar Alex Brown, legal advisor Michael Adelasoye and Kuznecova's partner Vladymr Buchak, a Ukrainian national who acted as a fixer for many of the couples.

SO ITS CLEAR BY UK BORDER AGENCY THAT: A marriage certificate alone does not give foreign nationals the right to live and work in the UK. Their relationship has to be genuine. If it's not, they face prosecution or deportation.The South East immigration crime team is a specialist unit of seconded police and UK Border Agency officers set up to investigate immigration crime, and prosecute those behind it.

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Gurbinder Sharma