Accomodation and child

[ron]

Do u think this is acceptable as one bedroom ? ie half aperson Ron
Sorry im asking again as we are very worried now as my wife will submit her docs at vfs on 30th October. At this time and so near i dont want to cancell her appointment.

I do remember speaking to CAB about this and sure he mentioned that its not over-crowding . Now not sure?

[GaryFifer]

[QUOTE=ron;180558]Do u think this is acceptable as one bedroom ? ie half aperson Ron
Sorry im asking again as we are very worried now as my wife will submit her docs at vfs on 30th October. At this time and so near i dont want to cancell her appointment.

Does any else live in this house? Do you have bathroom, cooking facilities. Take these into account. Do you pay for meals. Are you just renting one room?

The ECO will not do the calculation unless they know the whole house situation. What does the whole building consist of?

[ron]

YEs it as 2 rooms . This is bedroom and living room. Hallway, Kitchen and bathroom, toilet. Only myself . My wife and child will oppupy the property.

Reading the link above Reads number of people permitted in a 2 room property is 3 persons. I suppose it could be that the child could use the second room as a sleeping area.

[ron]

Hi again the property is full furnished with cooker, fridge. Just about everything. Theres no problem with the Housing agent for my wife and child to also live here with me. the landlord as supplied full details of the property and states that they can live here at the property. The landlord also made deanna joint tennant as security

[AyinX]

Hi again the property is full furnished with cooker, fridge. Just about everything. Theres no problem with the Housing agent for my wife and child to also live here with me. the landlord as supplied full details of the property and states that they can live here at the property. The landlord also made deanna joint tennant as security

hi ron! we have the same circumstance; i'll be applying next week, same type of accommodation and we have a 3 year old too! but don't worry, i think we'll be ok. As long as the landlord gave you an approval on living there with your family. your house will be counted as 2-rooms (1 bed and 1 living room).

My sister in law applied for settlement visa last year with her 5 year old in tow, they're renting a 1 bed flat too, and they got their visa.

here's more info: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/mai...ation#18172733

[Ji&Ma]

hi ron! we have the same circumstance; i'll be applying next week, same type of accommodation and we have a 3 year old too! but don't worry, i think we'll be ok. As long as the landlord gave you an approval on living there with your family. your house will be counted as 2-rooms (1 bed and 1 living room).

My sister in law applied for settlement visa last year with her 5 year old in tow, they're renting a 1 bed flat too, and they got their visa.

Thats exactly what I've been thinking about too - I guess they should be alright

[ron]

Thanks everyone as always very helpful.

Ok i did check with the CAB and they did say that even though there is one bedroom the living room can be classed as sleeping space. It is also not overcrowding. So for any one else worried ..........Dont.

Again thanks everyone

Ron