Help required

gmuralik wrote:hi Group

I am going to apply for my wife's and kid's Tier-1 general dependent visa from India. I have all the documents except tenancy agreement.

The issue is, i am vacating house and i have only one month in my tenancy agreement. Can i show that as a proof? Will there be any checks from Embassy on that front?

Alternatively, i am planning to show one month hotel Accommodation.

- Accomodation proof is not mandatory or listed in the HOCheck list.. but if you have one valid you can provide it and mention in the cover letter that you are in process of getting it extending it.. hotel accomodation will prove you are not extending it though??so think abt it...

2. Is there time limit to come to back if i am going on a holiday? For example, if i am thinking to go for 3 months out of UK. will there be any problems/issues at the time of entry?

- should not be a problem at immigration but when comes to ILR qualification, things are different

appreciate your help. Please share your experience.

Regards
Murali

gmuralik wrote:Thanks Ramesh. I was applying from VFS India office and they said i should suppy them Tenancy agreement.

Annex C - Supporting Documents Checklist
All applicants
• Travel document or passport (passports and travel documents should be valid for at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the UK)
• One passport sized photograph. This must not be more than 6 months old. (Please see photograph box at the beginning of the form for more details)
• Biometric details
• The appropriate fee
• Evidence to support the information you have given (see below for more details)
• Evidence of your relationship to the main applicant
• Evidence that the main applicant will be able to support you without needing any help from public funds;
• A copy of the pages from the main applicant’s passport showing their permission to stay, if they are already in the UK.
Personal Details section
• Unless single, please provide evidence of your marital status e.g. marriage or civil partnership certificate
• The official record of any conviction(s), detailing the crime(s) you were convicted of and the sentence(s) you received