Four Men in Yorkshire Charged with Faking Marriages to Enter UK
Investigators say counterfeit marriage licences were used to help mostly Albanian migrants gain UK status, and 5.8 million people are covered by the scheme.
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UK Prosecutors Charge 5 Albanians Over Sham Marriage Scheme
Five Albanian men who allegedly took part in bogus marriages to European Union nationals so they could enter and live in Britain have been charged by UK prosecutors. The Crown Prosecution Service, in a statement, said the men were accused of using fake marriage licenses to claim they were married to EU citizens, who have a right to live in Britain under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), which was negotiated as part of the Brexit agreement. After …
Five Albanian nationals have been charged by British authorities for involvement in an alleged fraudulent scheme involving fictitious marriages, which aimed to secure the right to reside in the United Kingdom. According to a press release published this Friday by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), to which Top Channel refers, the suspects are accused of using forged documents to claim that they had married European Union citizens, who had the …
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