The sponsor is not required to submit original ID documents with the application for their dependents. You should have submitted certified copies of your passport and other ID documents.

In terms of getting the documents back, I think you should contact UKBA regarding this.

Do not worry, its maybe that while you were asking some questions they processed your application anyways. May be the case worker loves Diwali as well. Just be patient as the application is processed on its merits, as long as things were in order you should be fine. Just keep valm and collect the pa...

Yes it looks a bit unfinished this way. I arranged something as I was almost in the same circumstances (see below): - My parents are in receipt of income and housing benefit - As part of the housing benefit my name is mentioned in the full hosuing benefit application as it is required to show full d...

Although your points do make sense due to the main applicant on the tenancy agreement relying on some sort of benefits be it Housing or Income. As long as you are or your partner are directly not in receipt of such benefits you should be fine. Think of it as your acomoodation will keep working fine ...

Okay: If you are employed for less then 6 months prior to application submission you need to provide 12 months of payslips and bank statement to show you meet the £18,600 threshold. If you have been employed more then 6 motnhs, only 6 months payslips and bank statement are required. I am not sure ab...

If you have no income, you can pass the financial requirements with savings: £16,000 + 2.5 X £18,600 = £62,500 Using the above formula you can use savings + income to meet the financial requirements if their are shortfalls in either of them to be used solely. You may use two seperate jobs to show yo...

1 - IELTS - you need 4.0 or more in Speaking and Listening. Writing and Reading are not required however I would suggest not to fail them. In fact also pass them with 4.0 or higher marks. 2 - Priority service - not sure but I would guess the priority service would not influence the speed of decision...

As it says, it is just a discount under the rules of occupancy by the Council(s). So this does not count as a benefit.

It should be fine this way nothing to worry about. Just make sure you meet the all requirements including the financial (£18,600 annual salary).

Hope this helps.

reddy81 wrote: my wife only working full time and she got the payslips for 1 year and she getting pay after taxes 1700 pounds a month is that ok for our finance.

As long as after paying tax, rent and council tax you are left with £112 per week it is fine.

You will be assessed through the pre-july 9th rules. So: - You will need to show weekly income of around £112 if have no child - You can combine yours and your partners earnings or use either ones - minimum 3 months payslips but 6 months would be best - minimum 3 months bank statements but 6 months ...

I would assume you mean 29 November 2010 not 2012

Yes the 19 November should be fine.

Please I need your about English test..I apply fresh flr(0) this month,but I only put letter on my application showing I sit for the test because the result not out when I post my application and I have only received acknowledge letter but i got the result now and i pass.please what can I do now Pl...

Can you give details of you existng VISA as well please.

It may be that you do not need to apply for FLR and can directly apply for ILR through SET(*) application.

Hopefully once you give more details, someone will be able to give you the right answers and save you some moneyand time as well

As Casa said. Provide the following: 1 - Tenancy agreement - since your name is not mention as the main aplicant in the agreement, you are not liable to pay the rent 2 - Letter from the parents (whos name is on the tenancy agreement) to allow you and your wife to live in the house 3 - Letter from th...

If you have to face the judge, only the points raised at the time of refusal will be discussed and needs to be given evidence for. No further points can be raised unless its an extreme case i.e. further issues found at the time of hearing and the judge agrees (which is very very unlikely). Just be p...

If you don't pay for housing they won't deduct anything. As Greenie said. If you are paid full amount without the deductions and you do not have any tenancy agreement. You are infact not paying for the housing on the face of it. You mentioned you are living with your family. I would suggest that yo...

I would not think so, however their may be some courses available internaly. I would suggest you ask the relevant people inside about any courses available, you might be lucky.

When you say no wedding, I think you mean no religious wedding. You would need to provide all the legal documentations that show you both are married in that country i.e. marriage certificate together with the Foreign Ministry stamp on it (Apostille Stamp). I would suggest you use anything you have ...

If you are applying for an ILR for your wife, assuming she was holding either a Spouse VISA or a dependent VISA. You would need to maintain the income support level of money available to you on weekly basis after paying rent/mortgage and council tax bill.

I think it is on the region of £111 per week.

jalebi wrote:

You got your visa in 3 months???

Wow. MashAllah and congratulations.

I guess that letter from your Lord worked wonders lol

Don't tell me you have not enclosed this letter in your application? It's a must and looking at the outcome everyone should as well

Travel to Pakistan - She is free to travel to Paokistan whenever she likes. Travel to Europe - She will need to apply for a Schengen VISA and travel on that, its pretty easy to get with just a small amount of proof. You need to make sure that the travels out of UK i.e. to Pakistan are not too excess...

The UKBA will have full details of yourself including that of your partner about the Spouse VSIA application and its outcome. On this basis a Visitor VISA will have higher probability of a refusal.

I know, not the words you wanted to hear but that is the way it works...

So sorry to hear all this. I would suggest that you stick with the appeal, the reason I say that is because with the appeal atleast you can be sure that you will get the VISA if you are able to prove all points raised by the UKBA. If applying with a fresh application the problem is there is no guara...

You = Sponsor Wife = Dependant Okay if you are asking such questions, you really need to read through the recent changes applied to the Spouse VISA route. I think you are still on the old rules bus and the new rules would be a bit of a shock. Hopefully you would have all the requirements in your fav...

Well what can I say about UKBA... I am lost for words here :) This is a typical UKBA stance showing to be prompt with their systems but in real life a bit out of touch. They are basically asking for a 'plan' of travel to the UK. Plans do change and everyone knows. So as long as you put in a date in ...