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Mon Jan 24, 2022 1:27 am

Part 1 is signed by the applicant
Part 2 by the spouse
Part3 is ignored

Thanks for that. But in this case, What do I do about the checklist ‘a’ and ‘b’ mentioned above? Do I tick both (since they’re mentioned on my checklist)? Aren’t they both basically the same form i.e. Part 2 for spouse?

Hi, I've got a follow-up question based on my dependant's above visa application question. As mentioned earlier I had a Tier 2 (General), then ILR and I'm now a British citizen. Within my dependant's application checklist, there are two documents (amongst others) mentioned within 'Other Documents' w...

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1. Correct 2. Correct 3. Not required 4. Yes 5. No, there is no maintenance fund requirement or employer letter (her employment status is irrelevant anyway) . You do need to provide two years evidence of cohabitation in both your names from 3 to 6 different sources, spread evenly for every 3 to 4 m...

Hi, I've got a few questions regarding my wife (dependant's) ILR application. I was the primary Tier 2 (General) visa holder, I already got my ILR (via 5-year route) in 2019 and my British citizenship in 2021. She has now completed 5 years as a Dependant on my Tier 2 (from Aug 2016 to May 2019 and t...

Thanks Casa. The trip to France isn't necessary but would make it easier for me if we could go since ticket, etc. are already booked.

Anyone with a second opinion, maybe CR001?

Thanks

Ok, so postal is to be avoided. But based on the link you sent earlier, I can do it online via the UKVCS right? I understand that the core UKVCS centres give free appointments, and the additional enhanced centres charge £60-100 for the appointment for biometrics and document checking. And for these ...

Ok, thanks. By post office system, I mean the current system. Sorry if the language isn’t so clear. We haven’t done standard before, we do one day appointment generally. My understanding of the standard appointment is that one fills the papers form and posts with all documents, and then does Biometr...

Hi Casa, Thanks for the quick reply. My ILR is based on the 5 year route. Follow up questions to 2 and 3 below please: 2. Ok, the IO will ask questions but technically is it correct to enter and submit the online application by evening on 20.05.19 if I tell the IO that the intention is to apply for ...

Hi, I have a few queries for my wife's PBS Dependant visa extension. Her PBS dependant visa is based on my previous Tier 2 visa. I am now an ILR holder. Wife visa: Valid Until: 20.05.2019 Eligible for ILR: In 2021 Questions: 1. We are currently in India for a work assignment. Can she extend her PBS ...

Asking for a friend who can't access this forum. Question is below: Hi, I am a dentist from india and have a few questions: 1. I'm awaiting the CoS from my employer/sponsor, is it safe to travel to the UK on a tourist visa (already have) while my work permit application has been submitted ? 2. Would...

moonlight55 wrote:Court marriage pics should be fine. However, in that case you should also plan to submit chat records, phone records etc to add weight to your application.

Ok, thanks!

moonlight55 wrote:It is recommended based on the recent rejections of such cases by HO.

Ok but is it ok to submit court marriage pictures or is it supposed to look like a proper marriage? Does that also mean we need to wear traditional clothes, since I was just planning to wear Western formals?

Is this a fiancee visa application (from the context of your post) or a dependent visa (from the topic title)? Plenty of members are rejected for fiancee visas for not demonstrating a viable relationship, Pictures and chat logs (etc) are simply taken as a part of that evidence. Hi, No, it is a depe...

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Can anyone help out with the queries above please?

@Manci, any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks.

Hi, I'm having a court marriage with my fiance in Sept'16. And we are having a traditional marriage in Dec'16 (due to holidays, etc). But she wants to come over a month after the court marriage in Sept, so if she applies in Sept, hopefully she should be here by Oct. Now, I've read a lot of posts abo...

Ok, thanks geriatrix. Basically, what I understand from what you said is that the Tier 2 dependent just has to complete 5 years visa in the UK, and is not subject to the 180 days absence restrictions. Which means, theoretically she can be outside the UK for more than 180 days every 12 months (even t...

@exman Thanks @geriatrix: Ok, thanks for that, I see what you mean about the visit visa risk and agree. Few more follow up questions please: 1. Ok, noted, 2. Sorry, I didn't quite word the question well. I get that I can give a UK bank statement, but is it OK that the bank statements I give will NOT...

Hi, I have a few questions regarding a Tier 2 (General) dependent application. I'm currently in the UK on a Tier 2 till 2019, after which I will apply for my ILR. I plan to get married in December and come back with my wife as dependent in Dec16. Before that, I'm going to have a court marriage in Au...

If I mention the second address only in the cover letter, then do I still need to mention it in the 'Previous Addresses' Section in the form? You might need to or you might not. I am not too sure about it. But if you think it is fine not to mention anything about Coventry address.. go for it.. Ther...

Thanks for your reply.

Seems like a good option, but I was hoping to avoid mentioning the Birmingham address at all. If I mention the second address only in the cover letter, then do I still need to mention it in the 'Previous Addresses' Section in the form?

Thanks

Hello, I have a question regarding the previous addresses section in the Tier 2 (General) form. I have a home address in London (sister). I have maintained all my official documents (bank statements, company payslips, etc) on this address. However, I live in Birmingham mainly on weekdays since my wo...