You should but maybe he will be banned for a couple years......consult with an immigration lawyer....wish you all the best and good luck

Im going through the same thing kerry and my name is kerry lol. The way the home office deals with things is shocking to say the least, my partner has been in the uk 18 years all his family live here and the ukba are trying to deport him as he was caught in a house with cannibis being grown. We also have 3 kids and out baby is seriously ill. Hes been being held in a prison since dec 2009.

Jamaica gained its independence from British rule, and because of this many countries have agreed with the Jamaican legislation --Jamaican's have to be sponsored out of the country into another. Sponsorship has to be in the form of a job offer (work Visa) family, or marriage. If the Jamaican is married, the spouse has to be financially capable of supporting their partner while they are making transition (in this case into the UK).

When making application to relocate to the UK you must prove (show) that you intend to be a Habitual Resident by making the UK your home. Not that I'm assuming that you want to apply for benefits, but the United Kingdom has very strict rules regarding 'benefits and welfare.' So, perhaps they would want proof to demonstrate that you and your husband are capable of supporting yourselves before being eligible for benefits.

At this time, I suggest that you seek legal counsel in order to resolve your circumstances. In addition, criminal clearance, a letter of good standing, from the Jamaican police where he resided with an Apostille certificate attached, is mandatory when applying for residency in the UK.

Hoping you reunite soon as a family.