I rent a one bedroom flat for myself and I supplied the tenancy agreement for this. However I am not sure whether I should put in my letter that both my parents will be staying here with me or should I rather say they'll find their own accommodation. Reason for this is I am unsure whether a one bedr...

You need two copies of all the original documents. 2 letters of sponsorship and all of my documents as a sponsor in double copies? Will mother have to get my dad write a letter he's supporting her financially because that's what she's put on her form (unemployed, receive money from family/friends)....

Mother will declare in her application that the cost of her trip will be covered by her husband who will be going with her. Does she need any letter of confirmation from him saying he will do so? In his application he put that they will be going together and said for example that £2,000 was availab...

Thank you rajesh9p!

One (online) form is enough. I am quite sure both forms are same. Have a look and compare. 3. Even if they are sponsoring - its good to give background of your financial status. Anyone else can reassure me regarding the application forms? They are pretty much the same yes, but I wanted to make sure...

Parents are applying for a visitor visa to see me in the UK ( I work on tier 2). They have already completed an application online each on here http://www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk/ApplyNow.aspx and requested an appointment date from the British Embassy in our country. However I am not sure whether this ap...

Lucapooka wrote:Yes.

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Dependant, in this context, means any children of the applicant that are not living independent lives and require financial support. Clearly this does not apply to you. Leave this field blank. Should they list my brother as a dependent though? Because they are actually financially sponsoring him to...

If this is with regard to an immigration application it would be helpful if you could say what category. Parents are applying for a visitor visa to see me and my sibling who both live in the UK, me on an employer sponsored visa and my brother on a student visa. We are both over 18yo. ''4.17 Please ...

I have checked the applicationg guide for an explanation to 'dependent children' but they do not elaborate on that and I was wondering whether my parents should list me as such if I am over 18 years of age?


Thanks!

The response is relevant only to the query included in "quotes". the answer to which is clearly mentioned in the said document - should you care to read it. I have read through all of that even before you posted. My understanding is that you are here for as long as you are working for you...

sushdmehta wrote:http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... idance.pdf]Tier 2 policy guidance[/url] will help.

Thanks for that. It is next to impossible to find the answers to my questions on there, I thought I'd receive help in form of informal chat by other forum members...

If you were to simply quit your job without having found anything else ( I realise that'd be dumb) do you have to leave the country at once or are you allowed to stay here at all looking for another job if you're on an employer sponsored tier 2 visa? How easy is it to get a new employer sponsor you ...

if the friend you are helping is going to a university I suggest she contacts the international student advisor/immigration advisor there. given the basic questions you are asking it is really best that someone with experience of such applications advises her on how to complete and make a good appl...

Anyone please help?

Is this the right form to be completed by a first time applicant outside the UK?

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... -app81.pdf

The answer to my question above would have to be NO, which brings us here:

6.18 Do you have money in your own name? Put a cross (X) in the relevant box.

Have money in parent / legal guardians bank account.


Done

I won't tell you read the guidance but I will tell you to read the previous comments! See para 44 of the guidance for the definition of an official financial sponsor but note this does not include your parent. 44. A student may be sponsored by an official financial sponsor. An official financial sp...

Para 189 A tier 4 student relying on money held by his parents Thanks a lot for that!! 190. If a Tier 4 (General) student is relying on money held by his/her parents(s)/legal guardian, he/she must show that he/she is related to his/her parent(s)/legal guardian. Tier 4 (General) students must provid...

In the UKBA page, it says that I need Evidence of an official financial sponsor or government sponsor .. My dad is paying my fees.. so does that make him my official financial sponsor? Do I need to submit a letter saying that he's going to cover my fees? I need help with this question too. I am ask...

I don't believe that it's that simple. It seems that when I submit my dissertation, my "purpose" has changed and I may be refused entry . ? That post in that other topic is referring to a totally different situation. That guy had a visa for a YEAR longer than his studies were, that could ...

I don't believe that it's that simple. It seems that when I submit my dissertation, my "purpose" has changed and I may be refused entry . I've seen in other places that because I am still awaiting results, I may be fine. The new post-study work scheme does not begin until next year so I'm...

mia777 wrote: I also want to reapply for a post-study work visa and that application depends on the results.

Has that scheme not been abolished now? How are you going to apply for post study work? Strange..

I'm in the same boat and I'm very nervous about the situation. I am going to submit my dissertation on September 8 or 9, 2011. I booked a trip back to the US (where I am from) on September 15, 2011. I am going to visit my mother and grandmother for two weeks and return on September 29, 2011. I'm co...

OMG dude, cannot believe you're asking this and the people are giving you a hard time replying too. Your visa expires in 2012. End of it. During this time you can go do whatever you like as long as you're not leaving your studies to go travel (which you aren't) and you shall be fine and noone will d...