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22nd April 2014, 09:14
I am preparing the documentation required for the spouse visa. Below is what I have gathered so far and also what I still need to do. I would be grateful if you could take a look and let me know if I have missed anything from that list.
Thank you :smile:
Spouse visa checklist.
Documents so far.
Application form VAF 4A and Financial appendix 2 (print outs)
6 Months payslips (27/10/2013-27/3/14) (Will need latest ones before visa submission)
6 month bank statements (2 accounts)(November-April) (will need latest ones before visa submission)
Employment contract.
P60 (2013, still need to obtain 2014 P60)
House deed.
Passport and old passport.
Copy of birth certificate and copy of adoption birth certificate.
Facebook timeline between us printouts.
Skype IM printouts.
Mortgage statements
Birthday/Christmas/valentines/anniversary cards and letters from Harlene
Sponsor ID (Copy of My Driving License)
Documents pending (needed before Visa submission)
Print out Affirmation or affidavit
Fill out VAF 4A online.
Latest payslips from (27/4/2014 - Date of visa submission)
Latest Bank statements (April - Date of visa submission)
P60 year ending 2014.
Letter from Housing association to confirm home owner
Gas/Electric bills (latest ones for proof of address)
Letter from the employer confirming the person’s employment and annual salary, the length of their employment (and the period over which they have been or were paid the level of salary relied upon in the application), and the type of employment (permanent, fixed-term contract or agency).
Marriage certificate
Boarding passes (for proof of visit)
Photos of our time together in Philippines and Wedding photos.
Harlene to write a letter about our relationship.
Outline how and where you met, how long you have been together, how you have maintained contact, important events and meetings between yourselves, and plans you have made for living in the UK (specifically, why you are opting to live in the UK).
Keep it as simple as possible and above all be honest about everything, if there are any remaining complicated or unusual circumstances about your application it should be thoroughly explained here.
Thank you :smile:
Spouse visa checklist.
Documents so far.
Application form VAF 4A and Financial appendix 2 (print outs)
6 Months payslips (27/10/2013-27/3/14) (Will need latest ones before visa submission)
6 month bank statements (2 accounts)(November-April) (will need latest ones before visa submission)
Employment contract.
P60 (2013, still need to obtain 2014 P60)
House deed.
Passport and old passport.
Copy of birth certificate and copy of adoption birth certificate.
Facebook timeline between us printouts.
Skype IM printouts.
Mortgage statements
Birthday/Christmas/valentines/anniversary cards and letters from Harlene
Sponsor ID (Copy of My Driving License)
Documents pending (needed before Visa submission)
Print out Affirmation or affidavit
Fill out VAF 4A online.
Latest payslips from (27/4/2014 - Date of visa submission)
Latest Bank statements (April - Date of visa submission)
P60 year ending 2014.
Letter from Housing association to confirm home owner
Gas/Electric bills (latest ones for proof of address)
Letter from the employer confirming the person’s employment and annual salary, the length of their employment (and the period over which they have been or were paid the level of salary relied upon in the application), and the type of employment (permanent, fixed-term contract or agency).
Marriage certificate
Boarding passes (for proof of visit)
Photos of our time together in Philippines and Wedding photos.
Harlene to write a letter about our relationship.
Outline how and where you met, how long you have been together, how you have maintained contact, important events and meetings between yourselves, and plans you have made for living in the UK (specifically, why you are opting to live in the UK).
Keep it as simple as possible and above all be honest about everything, if there are any remaining complicated or unusual circumstances about your application it should be thoroughly explained here.