List of supporting documents for a spouse/fiancee visa
(as supplied by the British consulate Kiev, April 2000 - and still current as of November 2001)
(N.b. this document is addressed to the applicant, not the sponsor)
- A copy of the pages of your spouse's/fiancee's passport, showing personal details and citizenship or resident status
and all the other pages, containing stamps, indicating trips where you were together.
- Your internal passport.
- Original and a copy of your Marriage certificate (if appropriate).
- Original and a copy of your/your fiancee's Divorce certificate (if appropriate).
- A notarized letter from your former spouse stating that he/she does not object to his/her child/children setting in
the United Kingdom with you.
- Tax papers, showing your sponsor is taxed as a single person.
- Proof of accommodation in the UK (for example a Rental Contract or Building Society letter if a homeowner). Normally
the sponsor and yourself will need to occupy the accommodation exclusively and it should be large enough for both of you.
- Proof of your spouse's/fiancee's employment and income in the UK (e.g. a letter from his/her employer).
- Proof of your spouse's/fiancee's savings in the UK (recent bank statements or recent Building Society statements).
- Letters from your employer or immediate supervisor quoting the length of your service, your salary, and the position
you hold (held) in the organization for the past 5 years.
- Evidence of any additional family income, beyond the described in point 9 (if any).
- If you are a student, evidence of your income - testimony to your grant - and a letter from your parents (or other
financial backers here) stating their continuing willingness to fund you and their own documents, as at 8 and 9 above.
- Evidence of length and depth of relationship (letters, phone bills, photographs etc.).
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