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Post by therock » Mon Dec 10, 2012 5:45 pm

Please continue in your existing topic!

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help, these rules suck

Post by bigbandi » Mon Dec 10, 2012 5:46 pm

Hi I wonder if anyone can help me.
I am about to form a partnership for entreprenaurial visa. I have £85k in my ac here in uk. My partner is in india and has £115k in his account. Looked at the rules and they state that the money should be in joint account in both our names. problem is my partner has never been to uk and there is no chance that uk bank will allow him to be a cosignatory on my account. In india I was thinking was to transfer £115 k in my partners dads name and he can be a third party fund provider and then we can get the appropriate declaration letters from my partners dad, get that notarized and then get an affidavit to say that the notarised letter is genuine. As to 85k in uk i am clueless how to proceed apart from sending it to india to my partners dads account and following the procedure above. But quite pointless keeping in mind the money will have to end up in uk in the end and all i will be doing is feeding the bankers.

Is there another neat way to get rid of this problem for eg. getting some sort of declaration from my end here. :(

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