Quote Originally Posted by purple View Post
Help, I have a little dilemma, I have submitted my spouse visa last week. Until now, I have not heard from the whiteys yet. My husband is eager for me to fly to wet and cold UK.

I am not sure what took them longer this time to process. (My previous visit visas were refused in just 1 day processing) Can anyone here tell me if me and hubby submitted the right documents?
- certs from shares and investments
- bank statements (but hubby doesn't put savings in the bank goes to investments so there are over withdrawals)
- mortgage statement of the house (showing that he got only this last month to pay and then mortgage is fully paid)
- council tax
- let payments of properties from his letting agent
- p60
- payslips
- photocopy of his company ID
- utility bills (electric and gas)
- Budget plan

Do you think would this be enough from him as a sponsor. I have submitted the papers last week though. Just feeling a little impatient because it has been 1 week and only got message that it is still being processed. My husband's birthday is in 3 weeks time.
purple,

Just keeping it simple:-

In terms of accomodation

Details of suitable accomodation
Mortgage payments that appear in the bank statements.
A letter from the mortgage provider and ideally an appropriate entry from the Land Registry


In terms of finances

Evidence that you can support yourselves without recourse to public funds.
Normally, pay slips for at least the last 3 months(6 months is better)
(P60 if no pay slips available)
Bank statements for at least the last 3 months (6 months is better)

Notes: disproportionate deposits and withdrawals in the bank statements need
to be clearly explained in the sponsor's letter.
Bank statements should not really show overdrawn accounts
Showing evidence of savings will help

I assume that all other docs you supplied are in line with UKBA requirements.

It may be taking some time to process as you submitted quite a lot of financial docs