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by sherb » Tue Nov 25, 2014 7:37 pm
HI,
I am an Indian married to a British Citizen, I was refused special marriage visa (fiancé visa) as the visa officer was not sure i would leave UK after the 6 months in (june 2014), so we got married here in india in Sep 2014.Now i want to apply for the spouse visa, I am not sure about all the documents I need to produce and i'd be very happy if anyone from the forum can help me with the same.I do not want this to get rejected so I am making sure i have it all right before i apply again.
My husband works there and earns around 2000 GBP/month, I'm not working in india but i do have savings.Do i need to show property her in india or does that matter at all?
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by Rayking » Wed Nov 26, 2014 12:16 am
What you'll need to produce on your part are
1. Your passport
2. Tb certificate
3. Proof of English at A1,if you're a graduate you might not need that,you can get naric statement of comparability & English language assessment.
4. Your completed online application form & vaf4 form.
5. Passport photograph.
The rest will be produced by your spouse. You don't necessarily need to be working or show any property.
You might also need to explain some of the point you were refused on your initial application but that shouldn't affect your application if you have concealed any information.
Try and digest this first,then we'll take it from there.
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by sherb » Tue Dec 02, 2014 9:37 am
"You might also need to explain some of the point you were refused on your initial application but that shouldn't affect your application if you have concealed any information.
Try and digest this first,then we'll take it from there."
Thank You RAYKING for the reply....what are the other documents that my husband needs to produce? and also could you tell me what should i explain about the earlier refusal and concealed information.
from my side i have all the docs that you have mentioned.I'm trying to finish all the documents and then submit the application .
pls do reply
thanks
sherb
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by vinny » Tue Dec 02, 2014 10:06 am
sherb wrote:I was refused special marriage visa (fiancé visa) as the visa officer was not sure i would leave UK after the 6 months in (june 2014)
Did you previously apply for a
marriage visit visa or a
fiancé visa? The latter does not require you to leave the UK after marriage.
You may apply to
join your husband (Appendix
FM-
SE,
English,
Guidance).
This is not intended to be legal or professional advice in any jurisdiction. Please click on any given
links for further information. Refer to the source of any quotes.
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by sherb » Tue Dec 02, 2014 11:49 am
Hi Vinny,
i had applied for marriage visit visa and that was rejected. this time i am applying for spouse visa.... is thth the same you mentioned or is thth diff? I have been checking the website and trying to gather the docs that i would require. I'm not sure where to start from. it would be helpful if you let me know what documents i need from my husband's side.
regards
sherb
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by vinny » Tue Dec 02, 2014 12:31 pm
Your husband should read
SE and
Guidance, given in my previous
post.
This is not intended to be legal or professional advice in any jurisdiction. Please click on any given
links for further information. Refer to the source of any quotes.
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by sherb » Tue Dec 02, 2014 4:59 pm
THANK YOU VINNY.... I'LL READ THAT AND GET BACK IF I HAVE ANY DOUBT....
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by sherb » Fri Jan 02, 2015 4:24 pm
Do i require a police clearance certificate for the spouse visa? i'm appearing for IELTS this month.... so i hope it all goes peacefully....

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by sherb » Mon Jan 26, 2015 8:28 am
Notes:
Spouse & partner: If you intend to apply under the spouse and partner route you must provide evidence that you have passed the speaking and listening components of a test at level A1 or above. You do not need to demonstrate reading and writing skills. Where a test examines all four components (speaking, listening, reading and writing) you do not need to pass the reading and writing components, you only need to evidence passing the speaking and listening components.
Settlement: If you intend to apply under the settlement route you must provide evidence that you have passed the speaking and listening components of a test at level B1 or above. You do not need to demonstrate reading and writing skills. Where a test examines all four components (speaking, listening, reading and writing) you do not need to pass the reading and writing components, you only need to evidence passing the speaking and listening components.
Updated November 2014
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... r_2014.pdf
can anyone tell me what are the scores required for IELTS-spouse visa ? is it compulsory to pass all 4 test or like given above need to pass only the listening and speaking test. ?i had appeared for the IELTS -Academic last week and awaiting results , Please can anyone help me? and my husband is staying in the UK now, should he be with me while applying for the visa? he will be coming to India in March and we plan to apply then, meanwhile i can get my TB test done. Is there any more docs that i require? I am so nervous
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by sherb » Fri Jan 30, 2015 6:21 am
Rayking wrote:What you'll need to produce on your part are
1. Your passport
2. Tb certificate
3. Proof of English at A1,if you're a graduate you might not need that,you can get naric statement of comparability & English language assessment.
4. Your completed online application form & vaf4 form.
5. Passport photograph.
The rest will be produced by your spouse. You don't necessarily need to be working or show any property.
You might also need to explain some of the point you were refused on your initial application but that shouldn't affect your application if you have concealed any information.
Try and digest this first,then we'll take it from there.
I HAVE MY RESULTS FROM IELTS
LISTENING-8.00
SPEAKING-7.00
WRITING-7.00
READING-6.50
OVERALL-7.00
IS IT THE MIN SCORE REQUIRED..... IT SAYS I NEED A1.... HOW DO I CALCULATE THE SCORE AND WHAT BAND SHOULD I HAVE... PLS HELP
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by Gnanasekar » Fri Jan 30, 2015 4:58 pm
Apologies to side track this post. Any idea on the timelines for Spouse visa from India (Chennai) ?
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by sherb » Sun Feb 08, 2015 5:20 pm
hi
i have submitted my application online and booked for the appointment for the march 4 2015, i have almost all the docs required. these are the docs i have ... please do let me know in case any thing else
Docs I had submitted earlier for marriage visitor visa
1. Original passport
2. Application form
3. Khula nama
4. Divorce decree
5. Fixed deposit receipt
6. Letter from bank
7. Photographs
8. Communication proof
9. Sale deed of house
10. Guardianship letter for daughter
11. Lease agreement for current address
sponsor docs (current)
1. Passport copy
2. Indian visa copy
3. sponsorship letter
4. Marriage registration document
5. Employment letter
6. Pay slips
7. P60
8. Bank statement
9. No objection letter from landlord
10. Council taxes
11. MOBILE BILLS showing calls to india
Applicant docs
1. COVER LETTER
2. FORM VAF4A- PERSONAL DETAILS FORM
3. APPENDIX 2 FINANCIAL REQ FORM
4. PASSPORTS- OLD N NEW
5. 2 PHOTOS
6. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE ORIGINAL
7. WEDDING PIC/HOLIDAYS/FAMILY
8. GREETING CARDs/MAILS/SKYPE AND MESSNGR LOGS
9. WEDDING INVITATION CARD
10. WEDDING HALL RECEIPT
11. POLICE CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE
12. TB TEST REPORT
13. ENGLISH LNGAUAGE TEST
Few clarification here.... do i need to get my husband's passport copy notarised ? and what should the covering letter cover? My marriage visor visa was denied as the officer was not sure i would return to India after 6 months. what should i explain about the earlier refusal coz I'm applying for spouse visa this time.
please... please ... do reply...!!anybody there pls.........
sherb
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by sherb » Sun Feb 08, 2015 9:02 pm
CAN ANYBODY HELP.....!!!!
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by sherb » Tue Feb 10, 2015 7:47 pm
vinny.... rayking..... anybody please comment...!!!!
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by sherb » Thu Apr 23, 2015 10:05 am
I GOT MY VISA..... THANK YOU ALL FOR THE HELP....!!!
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by Rayking » Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:54 pm
Congratulations. Sorry I didn't see your message earlier, didn't come on here in February. Do prepare and enjoy the honeymoon.

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by sherb » Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:19 pm
Thank you ray king
