Spouse visa documents list, do they sound OK???

[tbbcuk]

I would be very grateful if anyone could tell me the documents list for my wife is OK?
Particularly, do you think past 6 months mobile bills are enough?


Documents from me:
- My certified British passport copy
- Sponsorship undertaking form
- Covering Letter

Marriage
Marriage Certificate
Wedding, ceremony, and day out photos
Some letters/posts in the past 4 yrs
Whatapps snapshots – past 6 months
Skype snapshots – past 4 yrs
Facebook snapshot – past 4 yrs
Mobile bills – past 6 months enough??
Past flight e-tickets when I visited Hong Kong

Finance
Payslip – past 6 months
P60 – last year
Letter from employer
Bank statement – past 6 months
ISA statement – past 6 months

Accommodation
Bank annual mortgage statement
Land registry document
Leaseholder floor plan
Council tax bill
Gas bill
Water bill

Documents from Wife
Covering letter
Passport - original – old and new
1 passport photo
Letter from University confirm course taught in English
University certificate
University transcript
TB Certificate
Employer letter
Copy of Hong Kong ID Card
E-tickets of previous UK visits


Thank you!

[batleykhan]

More than enough I would say

[SoHopeful]

Do you have your employment contract?

[tbbcuk]

thank you for all the replies!!

SoHopeful: I do have employment contract but not intended to submit because it is a old contract few years back, the salary stated on there is not correct anymore. We don't need to sign new contract if the salary is increased.
I work for a commonly known high street company so hopefully will be ok?

[Rayking]

Tbbcuk,
Please,find that employment contract,you've got a good chance than to ruin it with just one mistake.Get contract of employment, letter from your employer stating your gross annual income,the duration of the employment, stating it's fulltime,the nature of the job.
Think you need to get more info on this before you submit.
These people don't think the way you're thinking,they're just looking for slightest reason to refuse people.
Just a little advice.

[SoHopeful]

I agree with the above post.
It's natural to have had pay rises and promotions from the same employer. The employment letter will cover the current situation regarding your pay/position.