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[Daz1738]

Ah that’s ok! Phew!

All of this:

1. UKVI Online Application Form
2. Appendix 2 VAF4A
3. Sponsor’s Letter
4. Applicant’s Letter
5. Applicant’s passport
6. Applicants Irish Residency Permit
7. Sponsor’s passport
8. A certified copy of the sponsor’s passport
9. A certified copy of the sponsor’s birth certificate
10. Financial Requirements & Accommodation
10.1 A reference letter from the sponsor’s employer (covering pay & accommodation)
10.2 6 months of payslips from the sponsor
10.3 Recent P60 form from the sponsor (End of Tax Year 5th April 2020)
10.4 6 months of bank statements from the sponsor (stamped by the bank)
10.5 A certified copy of Sponsor’s Driving License (to show address)
10.6 Council Tax Bill (Rates) paid by the church
10.7 Property Inspection Report
10.8 Utility Bills from the sponsor (electricity & phone/broadband)
11. Proof of Relationship
11.1 Screenshots of Facebook & WhatsApp conversations
11.2 Photos of the two of us with family, friends and on trips together
11.3 Print outs of Facebook and Instagram tags and posts
11.4 Flight plans for a trip we took to London from Dublin
11.5 Sponsors flight information for visit to Brazil in January/February 2020
12. Proof of Intent to marry
12.1 Copy of receipt from purchase of engagement ring
12.2 Email confirmation from the venue of our wedding service
12.3 Email confirmation from the venue of our wedding reception
12.4 Letter of support from the officiating minister for our wedding
12.5 Email confirmation from the DJ for our wedding
12.6 Email confirmation for wedding car booking
12.7 Email confirmation and invoice from videographer
12.8 Email confirmation from wedding photographer

13. Proof of English Language Requirement
13.1 Applicant’s IELTS B1 Test Result Certificate

[Daz1738]

Hi all,

I am just wondering that once you are awarded a uk fiancée visa do all other visas become null and void?

I am in unique situation of living in Northern Ireland and my fiancée is Brazilian but based in the Republic of Ireland. Can she still use her Irish visa to work? Or is it considered dead once you get a visa somewhere else?

[CR001]

UK visas and Republic of Ireland visas are totally separate and independent. The UK doesn't have authority to cancel another countrys visa.

Her Irish visa only applies to Republic of itlrenad and not the UK.

For a fiance visa, she obviously needs to be resident in the UK to marry and switch to a spouse visa.