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    Hi Arthur, Thanks I thought I was needed to be present for passport details etc.

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    ... not a problem, Chris; generally, the sponsor is present merely as a means of providing moral support to the applicant - nothing more - it isn't a specific requirement.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Pickwick View Post
    Hi Arthur, Thanks I thought I was needed to be present for passport details etc.
    Ah ... yes ... ! But once VFS counter staff have checked that *xerox copies of your passport, bank book/statements and other supporting docs specified in the Official Guidelines ["Pickwick Papers" in your case ] (*which you, as sponsor, supply at your OWN expense) tally, the originals will be returned to you straightaway.


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    I spent approx £500 for an immigration solicitor (not an advisor) to put together the application for my fiancée, best £500 I ever spent. The advice on evidence we were given was excellent, the visa package was very professional and the representative letter extremely compelling. It took 7 days to get the visa! Did using a legal person help? Well it definitely can not of being a bad thing.


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    Thanks mags, can you inform me the name of the solicitor, Iam interested....Chris

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    I spent approx £500 for an immigration solicitor (not an advisor) to put together the application for my fiancée, best £500 I ever spent. The advice on evidence we were given was excellent, the visa package was very professional and the representative letter extremely compelling. It took 7 days to get the visa! Did using a legal person help? Well it definitely can not of being a bad thing.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Pickwick View Post
    Thanks mags, can you inform me the name of the solicitor, Iam interested....Chris
    Chris

    So we just used and I can recommend but I have no connection to Georgette or her company.

    go here:

    www.compasslaw.co.uk

    Andrew is a barrister
    Georgette Thomas is a partner and I used her.
    Dipendre is an advisor; a little less expensive to use him but I wanted Georgette.

    So just the 3 of them but they do an excellent job.
    The visa application was suitable for use in court if you need to go to appeal.

    Phil

    (Mags is my fiancée )


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    Thanks for this Phil, I have just picked up your message.

    Chris



    Quote Originally Posted by Mags89 View Post
    Chris

    So we just used and I can recommend but I have no connection to Georgette or her company.

    go here:

    www.compasslaw.co.uk

    Andrew is a barrister
    Georgette Thomas is a partner and I used her.
    Dipendre is an advisor; a little less expensive to use him but I wanted Georgette.

    So just the 3 of them but they do an excellent job.
    The visa application was suitable for use in court if you need to go to appeal.

    Phil

    (Mags is my fiancée )


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    Thanks Arthur, I get it now.... "The Pickwick Papers" great books, Charles Dickens Lived and died in my home town, Rochester Kent, many of his books has Rochester and Kent places in.
    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    Ah ... yes ... ! But once VFS counter staff have checked that *xerox copies of your passport, bank book/statements and other supporting docs specified in the Official Guidelines ["Pickwick Papers" in your case ] (*which you, as sponsor, supply at your OWN expense) tally, the originals will be returned to you straightaway.


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