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The UK sponsor DOES NOT have to submit their original passport. Copies are sufficient. Everything else must be original.rathernicelydone wrote: ↑Thu Jun 28, 2018 9:49 amAccording the FLR M guidance notes:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... l_2017.pdf
"Documents provided with the application must be originals. All supporting evidence must be in the
form of original documents.
Copies of any kind are not acceptable unless there are valid reasons for not being able to
provide the original document.
The reasons for not being able to provide the original document must be explained in a
covering letter. We are unlikely to grant your application without the original document."
I submitted my original passport when applying for my wife's visa.
I know I've to provide certified copies of my passport but do I've to take photocopies of whole passport or just the bio-data page ? Someone told me that you've to photo copy whole passport which doesn't makes sense but still I am unsure.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 28, 2018 9:54 amThe UK sponsor DOES NOT have to submit their original passport. Copies are sufficient. Everything else must be original.rathernicelydone wrote: ↑Thu Jun 28, 2018 9:49 amAccording the FLR M guidance notes:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... l_2017.pdf
"Documents provided with the application must be originals. All supporting evidence must be in the
form of original documents.
Copies of any kind are not acceptable unless there are valid reasons for not being able to
provide the original document.
The reasons for not being able to provide the original document must be explained in a
covering letter. We are unlikely to grant your application without the original document."
I submitted my original passport when applying for my wife's visa.
Which indicates that it needs every page copied, even blank pages, but need not be certified.If you are making your application by post you can send a complete and full copy of your sponsor’s valid or most recent passport, national identity card or travel document with your application. Every page of the passport must be copied including any blank pages. The copy does not need to be certified; your sponsor must sign the declaration at section 14 of the application form to confirm it is a complete and true copy of their current passport, national identity card or travel document.
If you are making your application by post you can send a complete and full copy of your sponsor’s valid passport, national identity card or travel document and any associated Biometric Residence Permit. Every page of the passport must be copied including any blank pages.
FLR(M) is used when you are applying as leave to remain as a partner when you are already in UK or extending your stay.Dantean wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 6:24 pmA little further down from the quoted section above, in the FLR(M) guidance notes, in Section "10. Documents" says:
Which indicates that it needs every page copied, even blank pages, but need not be certified.If you are making your application by post you can send a complete and full copy of your sponsor’s valid or most recent passport, national identity card or travel document with your application. Every page of the passport must be copied including any blank pages. The copy does not need to be certified; your sponsor must sign the declaration at section 14 of the application form to confirm it is a complete and true copy of their current passport, national identity card or travel document.
The FLR(M) application itself, on page 62, says:
If you are making your application by post you can send a complete and full copy of your sponsor’s valid passport, national identity card or travel document and any associated Biometric Residence Permit. Every page of the passport must be copied including any blank pages.
"CR001" - You need to read the post first then you've to lock it.
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I've read these twice and also couple of days ago.CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 06, 2018 12:26 pmPlease, read the topic link about multiple posts/topics that has been provided previously!
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Kayalami wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2005 12:23 pmThe moderators appreciate that members/users have an interest in obtaining information specific to their circumstances but kindly request you to refrain from multiple postings on a single question or topic (related grouping e.g. your naturalisation application, ILR application, etc.) within and/or across forums since this:
1. Creates confusion by cluttering relevant information across multiple sources thus defeating the key objective of the bb which is to share information in an easily accessible manner.
2. Impacts on the 'spirit of fairness' in forum use for our members/ guests.
3. Clutters the database unnecessarily.
Please create and use one topic for your queries regarding a specific topic / immigration application (e.g. - settlement, PBS, naturalisation). This helps people to get a view of your immigration history, details etc. under one topic and helps them to answer your queries better.
The moderators rely on you to use your judgement on this matter but reserve the right to merge, lock and/or delete multiple postings without notification.
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It is not the matter of wages slip, if you read my previous message in detail where I am talking about bank statement.Londoner007 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 02, 2018 12:29 pmWhy did you send 8 months payslips, when the requirement is 6. It may have confused the ECO and also some pages missing whilst scanning.
Go for Pre-Action Protocol if you can prove you have submitted all the payslips.
If you can write the exact wording of refusal here taking out personal details we can have a look.
They have not scanned even 6 months documents, looks like only two and in reality first and last page of bank statement. What should I do to get this sorted soon or where to contact as it is clearly their mistake.Londoner007 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 02, 2018 4:05 pmECO do not do the scanning, neither do Case workers. They have a dedicated teams in reprographics area who put support bundles through industrial sized scanners which can photocopy in both sides and are then uploaded into PDFs.
Yes you mentioned 8 months worth of documents in detail. Someone may have just scanned 6 months worth leaving some docs missing or perhaps didn't scan it properly.
Appeal will take a long time, any shorter or quicker way ?Londoner007 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 02, 2018 4:30 pmPAP or Appeal by submitting all documents they claim to be missing.
Visa is granted, I complained to HO Sheffield and explained the situation. They accepted their mistake and issued the visa in a week.