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Any expert opinion / advice here please ? Would really appreciate if I hear about similar case.d152902 wrote:Hi,
I am a Tier 1 (G) immigrant here and stay along with my wife and kid (2 years) as my dependent.
However since my wife has a got a job in Central London and which we have to join it may be in 3 weeks max, I have an urgency to get my Mother in Law (Indian resident) to come here for couple of months to get the things settled down for us.
I currently stay in a one bedroom apartment.
I have read through Accomodation posts and I am aware about the rules related to the accomodation crowding!. However will it be okay, if I apply now with a cover letter saying that I am staying in the 1 Bed room apartment ? I am desperately searching for a accomodation which will be minimum 2 Bed room and I will be planning to shift there as soon as i get it. I have got no time left to first search accomodation and then apply for a Family Visa.
Even though my tenancy agreement at the current location got over in May, I have some recent communication from the council regarding the Council tax. I also have Utilities bill , but they are 2 months old. Since I have set up a Direct Deposit, I do not get too many bill at my address. However I am full with Payslips and Bank Statements which are latest.
Would really appreciate some quick advice around this..
Best Regards,
D
Thanks a lot...batleykhan wrote:The accommodation in my opinion is insufficient for3 adults and I child. It will be deemed to be overcrowded and if ECO picks up on it, will almost certainly end in a refusal.
If on the other hand he doesnt pick up on it and providing other evidence and documents are all ok, you might just get away with it. The chances of this are slim though.
I dont think the above is a good idea as I detect some deceit in this action of your. The ECO will pick this up. I dont think the ECO will believe your mother in law is going to spend so much of hers(or yours) hard earned money just to spend 15 days in UK. It simply doesnt happen with a family visit. It might be with a tourist or business but not family.d152902 wrote:Thanks a lot...batleykhan wrote:The accommodation in my opinion is insufficient for3 adults and I child. It will be deemed to be overcrowded and if ECO picks up on it, will almost certainly end in a refusal.
If on the other hand he doesnt pick up on it and providing other evidence and documents are all ok, you might just get away with it. The chances of this are slim though.
Now if I cut down the stay of my relative to 15 days and she shows the accomodation in a hotel which she will be paying for, will I have to show any hotel booking in advance before the visa ?
Also will the visa be then granted for 6 months ?
many thanks and regards,
D