Are you including an English language certificate, as I don't see it listed? From the top of my head it is the A2 standard for FLR M applications.

Check this: https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/knowledge-of-english

How long has it been? My experience is that the Home Office are really slow but they do end up getting back to us.

I'm in a similar issue. Other than the tenancy agreement I wasn't really sure. I found this: "Such evidence can include documents showing joint commitments, such as joint bank accountants, joint investments, joint tenancy agreement, joint mortgage account etc. Letters of correspondence should a...

Londoner's post is bang on. Just one thing - including copies of all original documents is going to be a good idea.

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Hello everyone I really some help as I am really confused at the moment My wife has been granted a UK spouse visa on the 8th september 2015. Visa was given for 33 months rather than 30 months as we have applied from outside of UK. She has entered UK on the 30th of September 2015. The question is, c...

Re 1. I would personally do everything I can for the application - if it means registering with the commercial partner, then I will!

seagul wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 05, 2018 10:22 am

Don't just rely on that source alone rather also include tickets, entry stamps, photos, gift receipts, hotel resturant bills, family gatherings, money sent receipts etc

This seems to be like good advice. Maybe the more the better?

I think that would be a good idea. No harm in doing so!