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I don't think it is that clear cut! Yes I know about the recent Court decision, but no way did that deal with the matter of accommodation.Unfortunately, help from your husband's parents are no longer accepted for spouse visa applications and so he will have to get a tennecy agreement for a small flat and a letter from the landlord stating that the place can accomodate you as well without any problems.
... and I personally would contest that even if you meant US.IMMIGRATION LAWYER wrote:you may find life in the UK of a lower standard than in the UK.
over 2 years ago when i applied for a spouse visa for my wife, i did the same as you, used a copy of the deeds to my mothers house and we moved in with her, still with her 2 1/2 years later. what i didn't know thou, that the letter of co-support would be accepted at the discretion of the case worker !!, lucky it was. and what would happen now if i applied with the ruling on 3rd party support?, or with the immigration changes what will likely happen after april , when the gov 'simplifies' immigration law?busubi wrote:When my wife first came here we stayed with my parents. We provided the deeds to the house proving my parents owned the house and a letter from my parents explaining they where willing to accommodate us on a short term basis, i.e. 3 months.
However there where enough bedrooms for the amount of people.
Obviously You and your husband can share a room but will you need to share with someone else as well?