A MAN has been jailed for 10 months for submitting fake details to the home office to gain the right to live in the UK.
On December 12 2013, Mohammed Miah, of London Street, Whitchurch, submitted fraudulent details to the home office, in the name of Shafique Miah.
As he was not a British citizen, he therefore obtained leave to remain in the UK by deception, contrary to the Immigration Act 1971.
Furthermore, the 67-year-old was found to be in possession of a Bangaldeshi passport on June 30 2022, also in the name of Shafique Miah, which was “improperly obtained”.
Appearing at Winchester Crown Court on Wednesday, August 3, Miah pleaded guilty to both charges.
He was sentenced to 10 month in prison.
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