At which centre has the biometrics appointment been booked?

I don’t have the email I think our solicitor put his email we haven’t got any email only got refusal letter.but the refusal reason Is financial requirements nothing else Are you able to ask your solicitor for it? It might help with getting the full reasoning behind the decision. Do you know for sur...

I am heavily sure that you havent read the actual title of the post and the very first post which clearly indicating that op has been refused due to not meeting the financial requirements. Usually a refusal letter list down the areas where the applicant has met the requirements along with those are...

Maybe you have incorrectly applied for parent of British child visa for which you are not eligible yet. Why do you say this? Thnx a lot for reply I’m sure we applied for 10 years route because they mentioned that your not qualify for 10 years route maybe that’s because we don’t have any child and m...

Most likely fiance/settlement visa isn't included in the processing times you've referred to. Check it again.

It should list specifically the visa type the processing time is for.

Hi Ive submitted my online application but date of biometrics is 3 weeks from today not sure why there is such a delay. Most likely you booked from available dates. Unless you are willing to pay an extra fee, you can only book dates they've offered. So will my application be processed from 18th In ...

seagul wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 27, 2019 9:20 pm

Maybe you have incorrectly applied for parent of British child visa for which you are not eligible yet.

Why do you say this?

My annual salary meets the requirement, however my net pay dips below the 1550 mark, so my bank statement being the netpay.. Is this fine? On my wage slip there is these deductions: PAYE NIC PENSION What is the correct way to calculate and should I do something specific along with the documents lik...

xzaf wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 20, 2019 1:48 pm

Please note: if your appointment is at an enhanced service point, premium lounge, or is a mobile pop-up or VIP visit we can scan and upload documents for you during your appointment as part of the service.

Wakefield appears to be an enhanced service point.

If you've got a point to make, go ahead.

All in the hope that the OP isn't sidetracked.

Where does it say you cannot?

Safest way when combining more than one job to meet the financial requirement is to attach 12 months of payslips & bank statements. See latest refusal: https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/spouse-visa-appeal-t290923.html Nowhere in those posts does it say they were r...

xzaf wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 20, 2019 1:48 pm

Does this price of £60 include scanning service

Yes, if you need it.

Which site did you use in submitting the application?

KenB1 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 14, 2019 7:11 pm

Is it possible to scan and send attachments here

I believe so; although they may be issues with viewing attached docs. You may try that if there isn't an electronic copy that can be copied and pasted.

Just below the 'Submit' button, 'Attachments' should be visible.

Either or both.

SMS would usually be from the VAC (visa application centre).

If you're able to, take out personal details and paste the entire contents of the decision letter. If you supplied evidence for the financial and English requirements, then a grant under D-LTRP.1.2 suggests that they have deemed that either or both of those requirements were not met. Also, are child...

Hi there, I'm asking this question on behave of one of my friends. A friend of mine is truly a nice guy, does not have a single criminal record, not even a parking ticket. However, recently, he was arrest by the police for having Opium in his car. He got the drug for friend of his. After the arrest...

butterflypk123 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 14, 2019 8:20 am

When a spouse visa is approved, who is usually informed first? Will i as the UK sponsor be informed or will it be my husband who's in Pakistan?

The applicant or their representative.

There is no first and second.

KBECKFO wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 13, 2019 10:21 am

Rather than upload my supporting documents, can I just go to the centre myself and give them my printed copies of my supporting documents?

Yes. They may charge a fee.

Thank you all very much for the info. Can you please tell me how much the fee is for the biometrics? And do I submit the bulk supporting documents in the UK after my husband does his biometrics? And do I pay a fee for that also? Thanks in advance :-) You won't have to pay extra, if self-uploading.

It is better for the supporting documents to be submitted in one go rather than in batches. My husband had his own evidence to submit and done this at his bio-metrics appointment (for a fee). I had the bulk of it scanned to VFS in the UK. I did have a worry that my submission would override his but...

pancake21 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 08, 2019 4:48 pm

Sponsor: British citizen, working, makes 18.5k+ quid per annum, started job recently, lives in london in his family home, no savings as of yet.

I'm pretty certain you're aware that the financial threshold is £18,600 per annum.

Littlemoor wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 09, 2019 9:09 am

married to European national,

Did you explore the EEA route at all?

Congypaul wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 07, 2019 1:04 pm

I read that all documents must be submitted before the biometrics,

If self-uploading, yes.