This means you are under "Indefinte Leave to Remain" ILR visa which means you have 1 year period to process your next step which is the citizenship. There's no enough time for you to process the annulment. Unless you delay your citizenship application because if you don't wait and get your passport done before petitioning your husband he will have to wait for another 2 years before he can get an "Indefinite Leave to Remain as being married to British, then he needs another 1 year for citizenship.
What do you mean they don't care about his life before? When details are given on an AN form they run a thorough check both you and your husband. this is not a matter of it depends. The immigration are very strict specifically with newly married couples. There are lots of fake marriages has been caught and denied. Think carefully before you start your application. The best lawyer you can find has to be the expert in this divorce/annulment cases, there is no where you can find them cheap if you want to surely win the case.
Ask our attorney here they have their own firm in your country therefore they can recommend you the best lawyer.
In UK don't be tempted to mention anything about your husband's status with any lawyers (in UK they are called 'solicitors' )
When you said;
"Because I know so many people, relatives and friend who brought there husband/wife here even family and all they did is the one that the immigration need especially prof that we're husband and wife. They don't care about his life before?"
Do you know for certain that their applications were granted?
And YES! they do ask for your address for the past five years to check you again on section 1 page 3 to 4.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/nationality/form_an.pdf
Wish you luck on your processing!
ladyvani14 wrote:Hi mdventura,
Everything that told me is actually make sense.. Well I'm resident here and I will be citizen soon but before I become a citizen I want him to bring here 1st. But like what you said its going to be more strict but I think it depends? Because I know so many people, relatives and friend who brought there husband/wife here even family and all they did is the one that the immigration need especially prof that we're husband and wife. They don't care about his life before? But once you apply for a citizenship or residency they will check where were you for the last 5 years? Anyway I will find that and will ask you again.. And by the way where can I hire a good lawyer? I want the one who definitely can win our file and not asking for too much money. I really appreciate your reply, its really help me to think what do I have to do and all of that! thanks..
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