Visa was issued successfully. For the record here are the documents I have provided: 1. Applicant's Passport - Proof of Identity 2. Applicant's Bank Statement in Greek (not translated) - Evidence of Funds 3. My own bank statement (natively english no need for translation) - Evidence of support from ...

Also please explain why translating the bank statement would invalidate it.

Thank you for answering. I am just re-interating the question - the "other documents" are the ones listed in the screenshot and my list. You pointed out that the birth certificate is not needed but ok and photos are not required, what would then be the legal way to demonstrate the evidence of the re...

Hi, I am a British National applying for a visitor's visa on behalf of my Jordanian mother to her visit me in London. I am covering all of her travel expenses and the document checklist is as below: -Mandatory Documents - The Passport or travel document for the applicant -Other Documents are listed ...

Hi everyone, Here's a post application update: The application went on without a hitch. My expired language certificate was accepted without any issues and the mistake in my original application regarding joint accounts was not even brought up. I've applied using the fast-track method. My appointmen...

Hi, After I've sent my application for ILR I've realised that I have said YES to following questions while it should've been NO. - Is the account with a bank or utility company for which you have supplied information and supporting documentation held jointly by you and other people? At the time when...

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I really appreciate your input seagul.

There's no reason to take another test if the one I already have is valid.

Perhaps someone else knows more about this.

Check the list whether that type and centre is still on list if not then you have to pass B1. The test centre where I had taken the test is on the list. I cannot tell which Approved Language Test corresponds to the one I'd passed. For example there's a number of IELTS for UKVI with different CEFR c...

Hi, I've been living the UK permanently for the past 5 years under a Tier 2 General Visa provided by my employer. I had passed an IELTS exam (General Training) as part of the UKVI application back in 2015. My question is, given that my IELTS is now close to 5 years old and has expired, do I need to...

Hi, I've been living the UK permanently for the past 5 years under a Tier 2 General Visa provided by my employer. I had passed an IELTS exam (General Training) as part of the UKVI application back in 2015. My question is, given that my IELTS is now close to 5 years old and has expired, do I need to ...