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1. Any country outside the UK including country of birth.AYB wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 10:17 amI am applying for a spouse visa, my partner and I formed a Civil Partnership recently. I live in the UK on a working visa and looking to switch to a spouse one.
I am feeling out the online form and have few questions.
1. Regarding the countries I've lived in does it include the country where I was born or only other places outside the UK?
2. Details bout my family and friends- how detailed should it be? who should I include? any tips for that part?
3. Regarding documents proving that we actually live together, I moved to a flat belonging to my partner and live there more than a year. My name is added to the water bill the day I moved in. We have 3 printed bills from 3 different times, is that supposed to be enough? recently we added my name to the council tax bill as well.
3.1 Should we also add bills where my name is not added?
4. For every month for the past year I transfer my partner 400 pounds for mutual expenses. Should we mention this?
1. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... ly-membersAYB wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 12:52 pm1. "partner per E-LTRP.1.10. of Appendix FM" where can I find this document?
2. I work in a job that pays on an hourly basis with a contract for 45 hours a week (tier 2 visa). should I calculate my salary as if it is paid yearly (around 40k)/monthly ?
3. My partner is about to change jobs. He already signed a contract with a new employer but he still works for the same company which is going to move to Italy. Should we mention it in the application and showing 6 months payslips and stating he will start to a new job soon? we will also add cash savings documents that should cover their requirements. I just wander whether to relay just on the savings and my job.
Thanks so much.
None of this is required for a spouse visa application within the UK.AYB wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 2:09 pmThank you very much for your help.
when it comes to prove out relationship,
I added a 20 page long document with photos of us together and with family and friends.
I added a short description to each photo stating who is in the picture, where and when it was taken.
I also added few print screen from social media and email corresponding with airline tickets.
we are also planning to add two letters from friends.
Is it spouse to satisfy their requirements?
Many thanks.
CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 5:57 pmNone of this is required for a spouse visa application within the UK.AYB wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 2:09 pmThank you very much for your help.
when it comes to prove out relationship,
I added a 20 page long document with photos of us together and with family and friends.
I added a short description to each photo stating who is in the picture, where and when it was taken.
I also added few print screen from social media and email corresponding with airline tickets.
we are also planning to add two letters from friends.
Is it spouse to satisfy their requirements?
Many thanks.
You are overthinking this.
a and b - The employer letter must confirm the following:AYB wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 1:10 pmFurther to my questions.
a. Should hourly wages be calculated annually assuming a 45 hour minimum contract? In what way should this be written in a letter from the employer? Hourly or annual?
b. Two months ago I received a pay raise (even before the raise - I met the conditions) Should the pay raise be reported in the employer letter?
c. will still be happy if someone can answer my other questions from the last post about the documents
Thank you
The application form will ask questions about whether you live together, other addresses you have lived together, where you intend to live together, etc. You will have to prove that adequate accommodation is available (so mortgage documents will be helpful for this assuming you or your partner own the property). The FLR(M) form will also ask you to provide evidence of housing costs (mortgage/rent and council tax).