Vinny/Lucapooka ?

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Faraz

Event after providing all above supporting documents CW wasn't convinced that she provided any documentation to proof her personal, financial circumstances and family ties. As i said there bank statement wasn't strong and i advised them to not look in to their bank statement for funds it's me who's ...

With every application we've been providing more evidence to clear their concerns but i don't know what else they need. For e.g: Bank Statement, Tax Return, Property Docs, Utility Bills, Affidavit from husband, National database letter confirming family, Letters from her children schools, Marriage c...

So you're saying there's no harm in mentioning this? but what about risk of child minding suspicion? The reason they were refused every time was due to their personal and financial circumstances as they don't have well maintained bank account and family ties. So i sponsored them fully but still no l...

Hi everyone, I applied 4 times for my parents(also in-laws) in last three years and got rejected every time. People have been saying to me don't mention pregnancy as your invitation of reason as it's not a major reason for them and also they think you're brining them for child minding. To help me an...

Be very careful in applying for your parents, and yes you'll have problem of accommodation if you're in one bed flat.

Also what i've heard is to not mention pregnancy as they assume you're bringing them for child minding.

Good luck!

I know these things haven been discussed many times but i still think my case is bit different as despite of all the documents we've been providing we keep getting rejections. So please could you help me in sorting it out? I never thought that getting visit visa will be even harder than getting skil...

This is what i'm going to provide and it's for mother-in-law (housewife with no documentation on her name): For Family Ties: 1) Letter from her explaining her situation 2) Marriage Certificate 3) National database official letter confirming her family 4) Letters from her children schools which confi...

Exactly and that's the problem i'm having, it's not that bad they've bank statement but its does not reflect their income, it's just partially maintained and it doesn't have any decent balance in it but they do have last year tax returns. In this case is it better to not attach the bank statement? F...

Hi All, Is it possible to invite parents on family visit without any financial proofs of them? In Pakistan its quite normal that people do big businesses just on cash i.e. no bank account. I can sponsor everything from here by showing my bank statement, payslips but do they still have to show some k...

Could someone plz confirm this, as i'm going to re-apply and i can't afford another rejection.

Thanks,
faraz

I provided following document to prove her personal and financial circumstances: 1) Bank Statement 2) Tax Return 3) Property Docs 4) Utility Bills 5) Affidavit from her husband 6) NADRA official letter confirming her family 7) Letters from her children schools showing she takes care of school going ...

Thanks sush! yes i did give them everything to prove my finance. Do you think its worth mentioning in the notes that we did mistake last time and we've corrected it now i.e. we've removed £1500 from personal finance question? Here's the reasoning, in case there's anything else need correction as wel...

I sponsored my mother-in-law visit visa fully and showed enough funds in my bank account. She attached her husband bank statement just to show her financial circumstances but they rejected her visa stating following reason: You've stated that your visit will personally cost you £1500 but your bank s...

She got rejected twice and my mum too back in 2009. We appealed for both and both came to UK on my son's first birthday instead of his birth. Now we're expecting second and yes i'm not mentioning this, just inviting her to visit daughter and grandson. I'm sponsoring her trip FULLY, so i'm providing ...

I'm already providing his financial means i.e. - Bank Statement last 6 months - Property document - Business utility bills - Business income tax would this be enough to prove his income? james321 are you saying that Nadra letter is known to Home Office and that would prove her marriage? Note: we had...

True but he's not going anywhere, im just inviting her.
Also i think above documents will prove his ties as well?

I'm struggling to understand what my mother-in-law can provide to prove her family ties back in Pakistan. She's just a house wife and totally dependent on her husband without any bank statements, utilities, property on her name. Here's what I’m thinking but not sure if it'll be enough: - Husband and...

Applied Via NCS: 28 Jul, 2011 Received by HO: 29 Jul, 2011 Payment Deducted: Don't remember Acknowledgement Received: don't remember Invitation Letter Received: 15 oct dated 10 oct Ceremony:22 Nov, 11 Passport applied: 23 nov 2011 Passport Interview: 21 Dec, 11 Passport Recieved: 23 Dec,11 Just can'...

Another update: Just called almost 8-10 different OICS consultants and they all said you can't do that. You should make two separate applications one for yourself and another one for your wife in Jan,12.

Another thing, i couldn't find any one on the board who has done the same.

I agree and i know there are cases where here they've done it but its very risky. I would have gone for it if there was a way to apply in person as at least in that case i could have explain to them in detail but via post its all down to case worker. Yes instead of saving around £400 i'll lose £90...

Its risky as it all depends on case worker but worth trying for, as its not just the money you'll save but also time and effort in doing to doing two separate applications.

I'll wait till Jaunary and apply for all the family together with a covering letter explaining the situation.

Regards
Faraz

Just spoke to HomeOffice Nationality contact centre and they said you can't do it as on the day of application you're not British Citizen so it won't work.

Also spoke to immigration agent he said yes you can do a joint application in January.

I'm really confused now!

Hi all, Are there any successfull case on the board where you've applied with your partner jointly on AN form and paid reduced fee where main applicant has completed 5 years but partner completed 3 years? According to homeoffice nationality contact centre its not possible as on the day of applicaito...

Thanks for that vinny! this is what i was after. I know Homeoffice do consider logical cases but it varies and sometime doesn't work for all. So say i wait till January and then i go to NCS, will they take my case on this basis and how can i specify to CW to consider my case first and then treat my ...