Spousal Visa Application - Pakistan

KPK1 wrote:

mundauk wrote:Does sponsor also have to submit birth certificate?

Sponsorship Letter & Declaration does that have to be stamped by solicitor?

If I print for or 5 pictures on A4 paper in color will that e aright?

Which order should this be done please should TB test, or Biometrics or A1 test first.

No birth certificate is not required.

No but you need an attested copy of your passport.

Yes but it is advisable to use good quality photo paper.

A1 then TB, biometrics are done at the VAC on the day the applicant submits the paperwork.

I'd recommend you read batleykhan's post which has most of the info you need. The link is in his signature.

Thanks Brother.

Quick question here.

Does anyone know where to go to get the Nikah Nama translated in Islamabad/Rawalpindi?

Also, once it is translated, does it have to be stamped by the union council that stamped the original Nikah or can someone else do it?

Thanks

Al masoom services in Aabpara market.
translation of nikahnama doesnt need to be attested, the translator has to state that its a true copy and sign it.
where u getin your nikahanama attested from? i was told byGerry's to get it done from CDA.

syma wrote:Al masoom services in Aabpara market.
translation of nikahnama doesnt need to be attested, the translator has to state that its a true copy and sign it.
where u getin your nikahanama attested from? i was told byGerry's to get it done from CDA.

Does that mean that any place can get it translated?

Also what do you mean by attested, is that not the same as getting it stamped by the local union council?

mundauk wrote:What if you have ISA but you cannot withdraw for 6months to a year would that count?

Or What if I have fixed term deposit bond etc, what is the best option that would help application?

I think you will find these fixed term accounts allow you to withdraw early losing all interest, so are acceptable.

If it is a genuine "locked" no way to withdraw that may be acceptable too, depending on the term length.

No u have to make sure that the translator's registered.
Islamanabad doesn't have any union council, my nikkah was done here so instaed of a union council CDA attests the nikahnama. That's what Gerry's have told me.

syma wrote:No u have to make sure that the translator's registered.
Islamanabad doesn't have any union council, my nikkah was done here so instaed of a union council CDA attests the nikahnama. That's what Gerry's have told me.

Ah OK. Our Nikah was outside of Islambad/Rawalpindi and the area has a union council so the Nikah has been registered with them and stamped.

nadiii wrote:

mundauk wrote:What if you have ISA but you cannot withdraw for 6months to a year would that count?

Or What if I have fixed term deposit bond etc, what is the best option that would help application?

I think you will find these fixed term accounts allow you to withdraw early losing all interest, so are acceptable.

If it is a genuine "locked" no way to withdraw that may be acceptable too, depending on the term length.

Thanks Nadiii

Yes I can withdraw at anytime when needed.

KPK1 wrote:

mundauk wrote:Does sponsor also have to submit birth certificate?

Sponsorship Letter & Declaration does that have to be stamped by solicitor?

If I print for or 5 pictures on A4 paper in color will that e aright?

Which order should this be done please should TB test, or Biometrics or A1 test first.

No birth certificate is not required.

No but you need an attested copy of your passport.

Yes but it is advisable to use good quality photo paper.

A1 then TB, biometrics are done at the VAC on the day the applicant submits the paperwork.

I'd recommend you read batleykhan's post which has most of the info you need. The link is in his signature.

Attested copy of passport? really i did not do so.......i dont think its a must

mundauk wrote:

KPK1 wrote:

mundauk wrote:Does sponsor also have to submit birth certificate?

Sponsorship Letter & Declaration does that have to be stamped by solicitor?

If I print for or 5 pictures on A4 paper in color will that e aright?

Which order should this be done please should TB test, or Biometrics or A1 test first.

No birth certificate is not required.

No but you need an attested copy of your passport.

Yes but it is advisable to use good quality photo paper.

A1 then TB, biometrics are done at the VAC on the day the applicant submits the paperwork.

I'd recommend you read batleykhan's post which has most of the info you need. The link is in his signature.

Thanks Brother.

I think the sponsers original birth certificate should be sent with attested copy of passport.

nadiii wrote:

mundauk wrote:

KPK1 wrote:

mundauk wrote:Does sponsor also have to submit birth certificate?

Sponsorship Letter & Declaration does that have to be stamped by solicitor?

If I print for or 5 pictures on A4 paper in color will that e aright?

Which order should this be done please should TB test, or Biometrics or A1 test first.

No birth certificate is not required.

No but you need an attested copy of your passport.

Yes but it is advisable to use good quality photo paper.

A1 then TB, biometrics are done at the VAC on the day the applicant submits the paperwork.

I'd recommend you read batleykhan's post which has most of the info you need. The link is in his signature.

Thanks Brother.

I think the sponsers original birth certificate should be sent with attested copy of passport.

Wouldnt passport be enough?

I have a question if on tenancy agreement it has special terms that applicant can live rent free do you still require landlord letter?

On my expense sheet I dont have much outgoing only few bills as parents pay all bills and have £8000 savings.

8.7.11 Does your sponsor receive income from any other >>> sources, including friends or family? I get some from parents would I need to show ammount and proof?

Part 9 what did you guys write?

Do you have to put cross in these, applicant has never been to UK
9.2
9.3
9.4


Parents are signatory to tenancy agreement I am not I'll be living free as stated in tenancy, can parents write confirmation of support and accommodation letter?


















Hi are these documents aright, I don't curently work as illness get benefits. Also have access to funds from parents if needed by me, also Confirmation of support and accommodation letter from parents. Benefits I get will also count towards supporting & maintenance for support of spouse, Also my Benefits / Savings for 24 months is £15111. Expenses per month £25-£50


1) Applicant Documents
a) Visa application form (VAF4A)
b) Passport Photographs
c) A1 English test cert (NTS, Lahore)
d) Passport & NIC with photocopy
e) Biometrics Appointment Sheet
f) TB Test Cert


2) Marriage
a) Nadra urdu
b) Nadra English
c) Wedding pics


3) Sponsor Identification
a) Passport Copy Certified
b) Settlement Sponsorship letter & Declaration


4) Sponsor's Accommodation
a) Accommodation Letter
(From Parents)
b) Tenancy agreement (I am not signatry to agreement, Terms we both can live rent free)
c) Housing report
d) Confirmation of support and accommodation letter

5) Sponsor Finance
a) Bank Statements (3 Months)
b) Isa Letter
c) Monthly income expense sheet

6) Applicant & Sponsor Communication
a) Itemised Call Records (Access numbers)
b) Photographs of Bride & Groom
c) Receipt of Money Transfer from Sponsor to Applicant

faysal wrote:

KPK1 wrote:

mundauk wrote:Does sponsor also have to submit birth certificate?

Sponsorship Letter & Declaration does that have to be stamped by solicitor?

If I print for or 5 pictures on A4 paper in color will that e aright?

Which order should this be done please should TB test, or Biometrics or A1 test first.

No birth certificate is not required.

No but you need an attested copy of your passport.

Yes but it is advisable to use good quality photo paper.

A1 then TB, biometrics are done at the VAC on the day the applicant submits the paperwork.

I'd recommend you read batleykhan's post which has most of the info you need. The link is in his signature.

Attested copy of passport? really i did not do so.......i dont think its a must

Any documents submitted which are not original should be attested copies. Good to know you still got the visa but it's an easy requirement to fulfil so In my opinion it's a must.

mundauk wrote:

nadiii wrote:

mundauk wrote:

KPK1 wrote:
No birth certificate is not required.

No but you need an attested copy of your passport.

Yes but it is advisable to use good quality photo paper.

A1 then TB, biometrics are done at the VAC on the day the applicant submits the paperwork.

I'd recommend you read batleykhan's post which has most of the info you need. The link is in his signature.

Thanks Brother.

I think the sponsers original birth certificate should be sent with attested copy of passport.

Wouldnt passport be enough?

Attested copy of passport is definitely adequate. It shows the sponsor is a British citizen and is a form of identification.

Attested Passport copies are essential. I was told by my solicitor when I originally applied.

Right guys, I wanted to know since my hubby's visa was refused back in September 2011, we have appealed as many of your are aware. I am now gathering evidences to prove that my hubby and I are in a genuine relationship etc. We are collecting recent bills, emails almost everyday, greeting cards as time is getting near etc just incase I have to go hearing. I wanted to know do we present these evidences/proof in court? (These evidences are dated after refusal.. as I dint have them before).

How does the procedure work?



Thanks for your help.

mundauk...wht u showing as evidence??

jus photos, mobile bill and money transfer??...anything else?? alot of cases do get rejected cos of contact...i feel u need to add alot more in for contact...

XnailaX wrote:mundauk...wht u showing as evidence??

jus photos, mobile bill and money transfer??...anything else?? alot of cases do get rejected cos of contact...i feel u need to add alot more in for contact...

What else should you add? I've been phoneing my wife alot, wife doesnt have access to net, We havent sent letters or anything.

u shud of sent greeting cards..makes the case stronger wiv alot of evidence..

if ur wife rings u from pakisatn, tel her to get print out copies of her bills too..

XnailaX wrote:u shud of sent greeting cards..makes the case stronger wiv alot of evidence..

if ur wife rings u from pakisatn, tel her to get print out copies of her bills too..

Thanks very much.... Any other input appreciated..

mundauk wrote:

XnailaX wrote:u shud of sent greeting cards..makes the case stronger wiv alot of evidence..

if ur wife rings u from pakisatn, tel her to get print out copies of her bills too..

Thanks very much.... Any other input appreciated..

its like someone else said on the forums- its just luck as to how closely they will scrutinise the communication requirement. i just sent mobile bills which comprised over a duration of five months and that was deemed acceptable

okara87 wrote:

mundauk wrote:

XnailaX wrote:u shud of sent greeting cards..makes the case stronger wiv alot of evidence..

if ur wife rings u from pakisatn, tel her to get print out copies of her bills too..

Thanks very much.... Any other input appreciated..

its like someone else said on the forums- its just luck as to how closely they will scrutinise the communication requirement. i just sent mobile bills which comprised over a duration of five months and that was deemed acceptable

Itemised mobile phone bills and land line bills showing the spouses' phone number dialled directly is good evidence of communication.

Bills showing an access number being dialled is not deemed to be evidence of communication because it doesn't prove the spouse was contacted. Although you could try contacting the calling card company to see if they can provide you a call itemisation although this is unlikely. Cards and access numbers have been accepted in the past but less so nowadays.

Although more expensive, the evidence of communication is much better if you direct dial.

Money transfer receipts are always good.

Exquisit33 wrote:Right guys, I wanted to know since my hubby's visa was refused back in September 2011, we have appealed as many of your are aware. I am now gathering evidences to prove that my hubby and I are in a genuine relationship etc. We are collecting recent bills, emails almost everyday, greeting cards as time is getting near etc just incase I have to go hearing. I wanted to know do we present these evidences/proof in court? (These evidences are dated after refusal.. as I dint have them before).

How does the procedure work?



Thanks for your help.

I don't want to put a dampener on things but can new evidence be used in an appeal as opposed to additional evidence dated before the refusal?

salaam..

can i send anything once i hav recieve the notice of appeal letter??

e.g. new bankstatments/wageslips?..

its jus ma sister is sayin fax them over..but i dont kno if i can or need to?...

ASALAUMUALAIKUM,

WHEN DOES THE 19 WEEK START FOR APPEAL?

IS IT WHEN U RECIEVE THE LETTER OR IS IT THE LODGED DATE SHOWN ON THE LETTER??

MY DATE SHOWN 14TH NOVEMBER 2011