You can read more about victims of domestic violence and visas here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/680977/victims-of-domestic-violence-v14.pdf If that is what has happened, it will be incumbent upon your son's wife to provide the ...

When I did it I sent Part 2 signed and sent Part 3 blank or wrote "Not Applicable" across it and I had no issues. I think they just want to confirm they aren't missing something they should have and having Part 3 included, even if blank, helps demonstrate that.

They wouldn't grant her a youth mobility scheme visa on the basis of her living with a long term partner, they would grant it on the basis of meeting the requirements for that specific visa (the relationship doesn't factor into the requirements for this visa). This is the same route I took to get ...

Seagul may have a reference otherwise, but I don't think it falls under the category of "necessary" though it would be a good thing to do for a number of reasons, particularly for proving you have adequate accommodation under your ownership. Honestly, it looks a bit confusing if you say you're ...

Start here: https://www.gov.uk/family-permit

It will depend on whether or not you've already applied for status under the EU settlement scheme. Note there is a different forum here for EEA permits.

You have way more than enough there. You only need to provide 6 pieces of correspondence addressed to you both jointly from 3 or more sources or an equivalent addressed to each of you individually (1 joint replaced by 2 individual). You have a sufficient number addressed to you both jointly covering ...

From the gov.uk website for family visas: "If you apply in the UK a decision will usually be made within 8 weeks of your application date if you use the standard service". If you look at the FLR(M) timeline thread you'll note they've pretty much been meeting the 8 week timeline from application date ...

You may have some difficulty with this application for the reasons you have already identified in terms of potentially not meeting the requirements. First of all, you have not lived together for a consecutive 2 year period. Second, the period of time apart is rather substantial. While details of ...

I'd consider that a large gift, yes. Per the guidance you do not have to provide proof of the source of the savings, only a declaration stating the source. I can't advise what to include beyond what the guidance says, you have to decide what you think is necessary to include to satisfy the ...

I'm assuming you have applied for the extension online within the UK? If this is the case then you can scan all documents and upload them online yourself on the UKVCAS website for which you should have been sent emails on how to register. Alternatively, you can pay an additional fee to have them ...

"11. In respect of cash savings the following must be provided: (a) Personal bank statements showing that at least the level of cash savings relied upon in the application has been held in an account(s) in the names of the person and their partner jointly throughout the period of 6 months prior to ...

Your self-employment earnings for the financial year can be combined with any employment income in the same financial year to meet the requirement. Unfortunately I don't know much about the self-employment categories to advise on that those beyond stating what is in the guidance. As seagul noted ...

In order to satisfy part (ii) you only need to provide any payslips from salaried employment in the previous 12 months; it does not specifically state 12 months of payslips are required.

New guidance this year with changes including IHS fee waivers! "Decision makers are now required to take into account the whole of the amount to be paid by an applicant when a fee waiver request is made. The whole of the amount means the immigration application fee, and the Immigration Health ...

There is guidance on fee waivers here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/769216/fee-waiver-v3.0ext__003_.pdf As you are in receipt of one of the specified benefits in paragraph E-LTRP.3.3, you do not have to meet the minimum financial ...

If one or both of you can get salaried employment that will meet the financial requirement (both of your incomes can be combined) at the time of the application AND in the 12 months prior to submitting the application you received sufficient income from employment to meet the financial requirement ...

From the link vinny posted and the equivalent (though archived) guidance document for a marriage visitor visa at https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/423875/Marriage_visitor_V8.0_EXT.pdf , the endorsement for a marriage visitor visa would ...

I included a list of 15-20 family/friends (generally people I was closer to and maintained contact with) and didn't have any issues. I think they just want you to demonstrate you have relationships in your country of origin (and probably less likely to provide deceptive information in an application).

There is no way I know of to change the details of an application or add additional evidence after submission. At the discretion of the officer reviewing the application, they may ask for additional details/evidence.

See seagul's advice in the first reply to this post on the relevant pages to consult in the guidance document for this situation. You must supply evidence beyond payslips if you are employed by a company owned by yourself, a partner or specified family members.

1. You could likely explain it exactly like you have here: how long you've known each other and when you started pursuing a relationship. Can't recall the exact form details but I believe there are actually separate boxes for each of those and it is not uncommon for people who previously knew each ...

I doubt he would be willing to include such a statement with his application. It would up to him to demonstrate ongoing parental responsibility in order to try and get this visa, not for you to try and prove the opposite. Deciding whether an applicant meets the requirements is the responsibility of ...

codswallop wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 18, 2019 10:05 am

Brill.

What is the name of this particular application/visa?

Thanks

Informally it would be called a spouse visa. More formally it would be entry clearance as a partner of a British citizen.

1 - Yes. Gap isn't a problem if you are providing 12 months of pay slips (Category B) but wouldn't work well under Category A (6 months or more with current employer). 2 - Yes. See table on page 18 of guidance at https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment ...

shine1234 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 17, 2019 7:30 pm

If we apply with super priority service...will that be alright ?

Yes, no issue I can think of applying with super priority service provided you have all of the required documentation for the application.