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If you are living in a houseshare, you will need a property inspection report done to prove that the property overcrowded in line with HO's guidance.What documents do I need to submit in order to satisfy the accommodation requirements? I have 2 rooms in a privately rented shared house. I have a tenancy agreement from my landlady and can get a letter confirming she is happy for us to stay and detailing to the agreement in order for the two of us to stay there.
Without you linking what form you have found, no one can comment. If you are referring to the SU07 form, this is NOT required for a spouse visa.I found an online sponsor form and a list of government requirements. Presumably the sponsor form just needs to be submitted with my visa application or does it need to be submitted before hand?
Members are not permitted to name companies on the forum. You will need to contact either the council or an estate agent.Who is approved to survey the house and say if its suitable?
Letter from MP is NOT required. You need a letter from your landlord, tenancy agreement and a utility if you have one.Do I need anything else? I have seen various suggestions such as proof of address, letter from MP, letter from housing association etc.
Please stick to your own topic rather than tagging onto someone else's. Suggest also read the forum rules.4JT wrote:How about hotel booking?
This form is NOT required for a spouse visa. It is ONLY required for adult dependent relatives, ie parents/grandparents.
If you live in a property shared with others, you need to prove it is not overcrowded and need a property inspection report. If you rent a whole property on your own (1 bed flat for example), you do not need the property inspection report. HO do not have a 'standard list of approved providers' for everything, only things that are mandatory requirements in the immigration rules, English, TB etc. The one your agent provides should be fine yes.And the guidance was from here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ion-maa--2
So if I contact any estate agent in my city they will automatically know what I am talking about and provide the service, and it will be acceptable to the government?
My experience so far was that the government have approved lists of service providers for things like English Test, Tuberculous etc so I thought there would be some way to know which providers there are or who are accepted by the government. E.g. in the country I am applying for, only 2 doctors are accepted by the UK government for tuberculosis testing
Thank you Casa. I will have to find a lawyer in my city to certify my current passport.