Cash Savings (Category D) and Declaration of the source

[godfather2233]

Hello everyone.

I have a query regarding the Cash savings route for Spouse visa. I would state the facts below which would be followed by my questions.
FACTS:
- My wife is a British National currently pursuing her Education in UK
- Since I am not in UK as well so we can not meet the Minimum Income Requirement.
- My wife does not have any savings as well to rely upon.
- Its me (applicant) to be showing the Savings.
- The Savings I have in my account does exceed £62,500 and I will have held it for more than six months by the time I file my application.
- The Savings were a gift to me from my Dad; to which I have got a legal deed.
- The gift was deposited in my account by my father in cash - Since he doesn't do banking.
- The amount was deposited in my account in instalments by my Father.

QUESTIONS:
1- To show the source for these funds. would it be enough to show the deposit slips that my father has when he deposited the money in my account along with the Declaration/gift deed
2- Since it wasnt a lump sump deposit. I would have to wait Six months after the day my Account reached £62,500 ?
3- Will Home Office accept the many deposit slips which would have amounted to £62,500 ? as a source ?

[Obie]

I don't think that will be accepted

Financial Requirement See 7.4.3 of page 48

[godfather2233]

I don't think that will be accepted

Financial Requirement See 7.4.3 of page 48

I have checked that check-list and I pretty much meet all the 11 boxes.
The only difference is that the money is not injected into my account on one go instead it was deposited in 12 go's.

Now if I print my statements starting from the month my account hit £62,500 and print it for 6 months. wouldn't it suffice ?

Instead of One deposit slip from my father i would have 12 deposit slips which if even a Kid adds up would amount to the money shown in my account.

[Obie]

Provided the whole amount has been there for 6 months, then you will be fine.

[godfather2233]

Unread postby Obie » Sun Sep 21, 2014 11:19 am

Provided the whole amount has been there for 6 months, then you will be fine.

Yup exactly the day it hit £62,500 and i wait six months after that and print off the statements and send it with the deposit slips and declaration and the gift deed.

since ECOs will refuse even on the smallest of issues I just had to make sure,