Hello all,
I'm awaiting the results of my UK fiancee visa application, and after reading lots of posts on this board about the process over the last couple of days, I'm getting worried that my fiance and I might not have provided enough evidence of our relationship/wedding plans.
Would love to get some second opinions as I'm starting to go crazy worrying that I'll be refused. Can anyone help?
Here's what we included for relationship evidence:
- Photos of us together over the last five years
- Plane ticket receipts (and stamps in passports) showing my visits to see him in the UK, and his visits to see me in Canada
- Bus ticket receipt with both our names from his last trip to see me in Canada
- Plane ticket receipts with both our names on them from joint vacations
- Screenshot of my Gmail account showing a list of all our most recent IM chats and emails (daily), with both our names and email addresses shown clearly.
- Screenshot of his email account showing a list of emails and chats from a bit further back, with our names showing clearly.
- Letter from his parents offering backup accommodation and stating I've been a guest in their home many times
- I also lived in the UK previously on a work permit, and my fiance has lived in Canada, so hopefully they'll be able to deduce that we've spent enough time with each other in person to have formed a genuine relationship.
However, we didn't provide any evidence of wedding plans as we're planning on a low key registry office ceremony with no reception. (I simply stated on the application that we plan to marry at a registry office soon after my arrival.) I also don't have an engagement ring yet to show proof of.
We did provide strong proof of financial security, suitable accommodation and the fact that I should have no problem finding work in the UK. So I'm hoping the fact that we're strong in these areas will make up for the lack of wedding planning proof??
Any thoughts greatly appreciated, thanks in advance! (I've been doing my best to trawl through the forum but I'm new so apologies if something like this has been covered extensively before.)
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