Should Fiancee's son Come to UK on a Fiancee Visa?

[sars_notd_virus]

your welcome!!

its a legal document,meaning it should be notarized,...any law office in the Philippines has a standard form for this and the ''contents may vary'' depends on the situation and what the client wants to be inside it, what is important is the father's signature and notarized meaning its legal...your fiance can hold this document to prove not just the immigration but any other establishment requiring this (ie..schools outside Philippines etc..) or for any future legalities.

goodluck!!

[Breakfast]

your welcome!!

its a legal document,meaning it should be notarized,...any law office in the Philippines has a standard form for this and the ''contents may vary'' depends on the situation and what the client wants to be inside it, what is important is the father's signature and notarized meaning its legal...your fiance can hold this document to prove not just the immigration but any other establishment requiring this (ie..schools outside Philippines etc..) or for any future legalities.

goodluck!!

You anticipated my next question! Many thanks! You clearly have some experience in this sort of matter! I will tell my fiancee straight away. Her husband has fully co-operated so far, so I am hopeful he will also do this.

My fiance is currently working 7 days a week, 10 hours per day, so has a live-in nanny to help look after her son. We have also considered that arrangement could continue when my fiancee comes to the UK. We continue to pay the rent on her flat and to pay the nanny. I think that would also go some way to establshing 'sole responsibility', when applying for her son to come to UK at the same time as the marriage visa application.

[sars_notd_virus]

You anticipated my next question! Many thanks! You clearly have some experience in this sort of matter! I will tell my fiancee straight away. Her husband has fully co-operated so far, so I am hopeful he will also do this.

My fiance is currently working 7 days a week, 10 hours per day, so has a live-in nanny to help look after her son. We have also considered that arrangement could continue when my fiancee comes to the UK. We continue to pay the rent on her flat and to pay the nanny. I think that would also go some way to establshing 'sole responsibility', when applying for her son to come to UK at the same time as the marriage visa application.

Lets just say that I've work with lawyers before,..and as a positive thinker and believing that theres always an ''antidote'' for everything!!
and the fact that I brought my daughter with me here in the UK will be a little help to u and ur fiance to obtain some of the documents I submitted to have a succesful visa with dependant..just take it easy,'sole responsibility' is easy to prove just let your fiance gather as much ''genuine'' documents as she can and everything will go on smoothly!!