Have her husband deposit his cash from his employment and open up a joint bank account. That is the only thing I can think of if payslips aren't available.

There will be not much point in him opening a separate account then transferring bank to bank to MIL's account.

Yes. She can open up an account but be careful also as she'd still need to provide proof of where this money is coming from.

Bank statement isn't really important if you are sponsoring. Reading the refusal text, it is more likely that the ECO is not satisfied or your story does not add up - Not enough proof. I can only assume this is because the bank statements submitted are under your MIL's spouse. This is one. It isn't ...

Hmmmm... Have you tried contacting them via UKBI contact form and explain what happened? That is a bit odd. Only problem I can think of is MIL's spouse's income really. I know not a lot of people pays taxes but proof of income will always be in a form of a payslip unless it is paid in case which ...

Thanks for that. See below suggestions and feedback; -APPLICANTS- -Statement from your MIL and her spouse. -Statement from your SIL. -If SIL is student, letter from her school confirming leave. -If SIL is working, letter from her employment confirming leave. Also include work certificates and ...

These are your statement tho. Have you a statement from you MIL explaining in detail about her status? Similar to yours but explaining her side of the story. Also have you the full text or statement from her spouse about supporting her? What I am trying to establish is an explanation with regards to ...

Would you mind sharing what you put on your cover letter or statement with regards to you MIL's status? I.e. Why is she coming to the UK, what her circumstances back home etc.

I mean the actual text on the cover letter you submitted previously to the HO.

@Skumar45

Any results or have you heard from the HO yet?

You need to address your MIL's refusal first. What are the documents you submitted for her application?

Exactly what the text says. Incomplete documents and not very detailed. Address every reasons stated on that text in detail.

@Petrish I totally get your point. However, what you need to understand is, European and other culture have differences. Firstly, where you born in the UK or you migrated here? Whatever reasons you give, if you came to the UK and became citizen or got a visa to indefinitely stay here, you need to ...

Looking at the refusal text, it sounds like you do not have a problem with the sponsor but mainly from her ties back home.

-How is she supported?
-Has she got any properties under her name?
-Has she got any dependants?

Asking a relative to come to the UK to assist with looking after the kids will likely result on refusal. There are childcare support and government bodies that can help you with these as opposed to asking a family member outside the UK to come here. They will use that against you and will give that ...

Did you submit your sponsor's bank statements and payslips?

Can you possibly post the full refusal text?

You said after the appeal that your mother got cleared from previous refusal but Tribunal appealed against an appeal? This does not sound right. She's either cleared from previous refusal or not. If her previous refusal was not cleared, then anything you do until 2022 will be refused. Sorry. Have ...

Handwritten or printed copy does not matter as they might have to confirm via phone call interview (Sometimes they don't. I didn't get one). With regards to income, my mother-in-law and brother-in-law did not have any income. We sponsored/fund the whole trip. Myself and my wife provided bank ...

Yes. You'd think ECO's would use their common sense but with my experience getting a successful spouse visa and tourist visa, I quickly learn compassion is at the bottom of their list. They can be compared to robots and software following certain parameters and rules. -You tell them a story. -You ...

My advice (Though I am not an expert) is to try not to mention it at all or try not to sound like it is the main purpose of the visit. You basically have to be careful to imply that they are travelling there to help/assist in child birth. Maybe go with "we've not seen them for quite some time and my ...

Just be very very clear and make your point about you being "misunderstood" on your previous application. Do note that you already mentioned about the "visitors" looking after your wife during and after childbirth as stated on their refusal which was probably mentioned by the applicant on their ...

Also, try not to go this route;

http://www.immigrationboards.com/genera ... 86290.html

If they will fund the trip themselves, just an invitation letter, proof of accommodation, poof of your relation and proof of your visas. If you will fund the trip, the above plus your bank statements, employment proof.

Documents we submitted are; For my mother-in-law and brother-in-law; -Applicant’s passport and passport photo -Birth certificates of Mother-in-law and Brother-in-law -Marriage certificate of my mother-in-law and certificate of no marriage of my brother-in-law -Proof of medical condition for my m ...

I submitted our birth Certificates. We also included family photos.

All originals submitted and but since I submitted for 2x applicants, the other are copies. I had to mention everything on the essay part that there were two applications.