Living at your parents is not a problem, nor is a change of address mid way. You just need to have a room to yourselves. I got the local council to send round one of their local housing inspectors, she gave us a detailed description of the house, dimensions of each room, how many rooms etc. She then...
We highlighted various bits, some of the outgoings were a bit ambiguous, for instance my savings acc was just a number so I wrote on the statement explaining. We also made sure that all the correct info was on each and every page. We have an online acc so the bank print off was not that good, so a b...
Personally I feel that anyone who is in a position to want to help you is either having second thoughts or a large brandy. When you post anything on the internet you are at the mercy of wierdos, trolls etc and you have to accept that, and either ignore them or simply dont post anything. But to come ...
We are currently on an unmarried spouse visa, but now have decided to get married in October, can we just switch, do we have to apply again? Can someone help on this one.
How you first met When did you know you had fallen in love A little history, trips together, family meeting etc Plans for the future Current circumstances How you will support your partner should you be approved There are many examples online, there is also some legal jargon you will need to include...
We have just successfully got our unmarried spousal visa. We put in all the things you mentioned, plus A bank reference letter Joint wills Photos of us, family members together. Phone contracts Every scrap of envelopes that showed us living together Joint Gym membership It was a lot of stuff, and a ...
Firstly I apologise for upsetting anyone, however the higher than mighty attitude of certain posters is not neccessary either. For those of us who relationship is genuine, yet not validated by a piece of paper, for whatever reason there is the de facto route. I wish I knew two years ago that my dad ...
Your wedding does not have to be extravagant. You can have a lovely small ceremony. Sounds like you need to prioritize better. EXCUSE ME!!! :x how dare you judge me. I want to get married with my parents there, I also have my fiances family to consider his mum has dementia too!. We are NOT looking a...
I can fully understand where you are coming from. Its so frustrating. We cant save for a marriage AND save for the visa. We want to get to the UK as my dad has dementia, why should we get married just to please the UK government. I have PR under the commonlaw category for Canada, yet we still have t...
We've started the same thing, when we did our Canadian one we seperated the official from the personal. Both sections were in cronological order. I dont see much posted about theunmarried spouse visa.
I am British, its all so frustrating. I know the easiest route would be to get married, but my first marriage was so awful, and everything his way or the highway, I want to get married our way this time, on a beach just the two of us. We need to save for that. I dont want to do the registry office j...
My partner and I have been living in Canada since September 08 in March of this year I finally got my PR status under the common law category. Would this alone along with bank statements, and the usual photos, family letters be enough evidence for our unmarried partner visa for the UK.
I left the UK 6 years ago so I have a small bank account, and apart from parents no other ties to the UK. My Partner is Canadian and we are hoping to move back to the UK next year. We have been Common law since Dec 09. I am living in Canada on a PR cert. So apart from my parents home, we have no acc...
