Thanks

[sexyvictoria]

how about your bank statement..my fiance doesn't have savings in his savings account..but he puts every week money around 100pounds+ before he sends it to me. Do you think it will do? thanks

[lastlid]

how about your bank statement..my fiance doesn't have savings in his savings account..but he puts every week money around 100pounds+ before he sends it to me. Do you think it will do? thanks

To be honest, victoria I am still not certain about that side of the application. I found the income and expenditure part quite difficult to understand and was the source of nagging doubt after my wife submitted the application.

What we did do was submit 6 months of bank statements and at no time was I overdrawn. I had some savings which I also submitted as part of the application.

Sorry I cant help you on that question too readily. Terpe posted a good one on that topic a few days ago but the whole thing is quite complicated.

[purple]

how about your bank statement..my fiance doesn't have savings in his savings account..but he puts every week money around 100pounds+ before he sends it to me. Do you think it will do? thanks

As long as the money is in his account and not going anywhere, that should meet the ECO's decision. If nothing is in the bank, nor anything that could show that he can support your stay here without recourse to public funds. He can submit a form of file that shows his expenditure and income which should have enough funds remaining (106 pounds/weekly) to support you.

In short, visa settlement application is like digging every detail (financial and personal) about the sponsor and applicant. The best you and your fiance can do is prepare the necessary documents that the ECO needs to look into.