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imrankhan22
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Spouse visa application under CAT D

Post by imrankhan22 » Sat Apr 09, 2022 1:02 am

Hope someone can help me here.

I would like to apply for spouse visa from pakistan for my wife and 2 children using funds from sale of property in the UK. I owned the property since 2019 and sold it 2 months ago.

Can I use these funds straight away as cash savings under CAT D or do i have to keep it for 6 months?

Do i have to show cash savings for a child holding British passport?

I worked as London bus driver for many years and have the p45/p60s however i have been unemployed for last few months and have just started minicab work as self employed. Do i have to send these documents if am using cash savings?

Do they need property inspection report for the place we will residing at?

Is there premium application service available from pakistan where you get quick decision.

Thanks for any help.

adshahmat
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Re: Spouse visa application under CAT D

Post by adshahmat » Sun Apr 10, 2022 10:04 am

Hi there,

See pages 49-51 of https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... rement.pdf

If you owned the property (the property was in the form of a dwelling, other building or land) since 2019, and have now sold it, then there's no need to hold the resulting cash savings for a further six months. Assuming also that you have the necessary proof of sale to satisfy the decision maker, for example:

• Land Registry information or documentation (or a copy of this) or its overseas
equivalent
• a letter from a solicitor (or other relevant professional if the sale takes place
overseas) instructed in the sale of the property confirming the sale price and
other relevant information
• a letter from a lender (a bank or building society) on its headed stationery
regarding the repayment of a mortgage or loan secured on the property
• confirmation of payment of taxes or professional fees associated with the sale

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