Supporting documents?

[zerogravity]

I've just gone through the website, and as far as I can see, these are the supporting documents that must be brought to the visa appointment:

• Appointment confirmation

• Application itself (the GWF one)

• CAS

• TB test if applicable

Is that all that is needed or am I missing out on something?

Also, if I'm applying for a postgraduate course, do I need to include my previous certificates and transcripts, and do they have to be the original copies or will photocopies be okay? My previous degrees were in the UK.

[wikki]

I've just gone through the website, and as far as I can see, these are the supporting documents that must be brought to the visa appointment:

• Appointment confirmation

• Application itself (the GWF one)

• CAS

• TB test if applicable

Is that all that is needed or am I missing out on something?

Also, if I'm applying for a postgraduate course, do I need to include my previous certificates and transcripts, and do they have to be the original copies or will photocopies be okay? My previous degrees were in the UK.

NB: ALL documents that you submit during your application must be original documents, even if they are additional documents that you have personally chosen to add to the application to clarify certain things.

You have to bring along;
1. ALL the documents stated on your CAS (originals only)
2. Financial evidence (if it applies to your nationality). It should fulfill the 28 days rule
3. TB test (if it applies to your national/country of residence)
4. Print out of the document checklist

You do not need to bring a print out of the GWF form or appointment confirmation. They already have those details.

[sah10406]

The CAS is a virtual document held on their system. There is no "original" to bring.