Uk Settlement Visa Application Waiting Times, Bangkok
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#351Posted 2012-05-25 11:57:58
Yes, My Indian lodger told me. Across the last entrance on your bank statement has to show available funds. So I started all over again with another £840. This time I have three bank accounts showing funds and a letter from the Bank saying my one overdraft is actually a secured loan with the mortgage. It will go through this time.
I thought you had more reasons like now 3rd party support #352Posted 2012-05-25 19:07:19
Visa approved
#354Posted 2012-05-25 19:45:28
Moi, moan, never!
#355Posted 2012-05-25 20:01:18
Congrats Tribal ..where in the uk will you be living ? . i guess i will be starting to moan soon if i still have not heard anything next week
#356Posted 2012-05-25 20:20:14
Essex, but not near the TOWIE's!
#357Posted 2012-05-25 21:08:04
When done mate! Congrats!
#358Posted 2012-05-25 22:52:38
Wow he got it on 3rd party support for finances and accommodation. They probably had enough of him. lol
Thai festival in Epsom Surrey June 24th. #359Posted Yesterday, 00:22
Congratulations tribal!
#361Posted Yesterday, 14:05
Got the email from VFS bangkok yesterday said the passport will be sent to me within 6 working days .. Finger cross
#362Posted Today, 11:37
5 weeks and counting!
This UK none switching is horrible. They allow the Thai person into the UK to enter a civil partnership/marriage and then when you leave and reapply for settlement they refuse over one thing. can't that see that that person was allowed just a few months earlier. Edited by arick, Today, 11:54 . #363Posted Today, 14:11
Visit visas cannot be switched to settlement.
If your partner had entered the UK with a proposed civil partner/fiance visa then after registering your partnership or the marriage he could have, indeed should have, applied for 2 years further leave to remain. It's not the UKBA's fault that your partner applied for the wrong visa. Peoples circumstances change, therefore each application is treated on it's own merits; particularly when they are for different classes of visa. The requirements for a visit visa and a settlement visa are not the same. Even finance; having sufficient finances for a visit does not mean you have sufficient finances to settle and support yourself indefinitely. #364Posted Today, 14:27
Yes you say that and then we would of still went through the same stuff!
that is why we applied for a visitor marriage visa! thinking that we won't risk wasting money if we got it wrong! At the end of the day you need to supply the same documents what ever visa you apply for! #365Posted Today, 14:29
So should of went for the proposed! but then they could of came around and said prove your relationship!
#366Posted Today, 14:33
Visit visas cannot be switched to settlement. If your partner had entered the UK with a proposed civil partner/fiance visa then after registering your partnership or the marriage he could have, indeed should have, applied for 2 years further leave to remain. It's not the UKBA's fault that your partner applied for the wrong visa. Peoples circumstances change, therefore each application is treated on it's own merits; particularly when they are for different classes of visa. The requirements for a visit visa and a settlement visa are not the same. Even finance; having sufficient finances for a visit does not mean you have sufficient finances to settle and support yourself indefinitely. sufficient finances! what do they want! It is somebody on £26k per years making my decision.(let me see their bank statement a day before they get paid!) no comment #367Posted Today, 15:03
As previously discussed, you did not provide evidence of your finances. The ECOs are not mind readers, the onus is on the applicant to provide the evidence they need to make their decision; you didn't do that. (Based on what you have said; for a more accurate comment I would need to see the refusal notice.)
What the salary of an ECO has to do with it, I have no idea; other than yet another feeble attempt by you to try and impress the gullible with your income and status. You have said elsewhere that you are a Canadian living in the UK who can't be bothered to take out British citizenship. Maybe you should return to Canada; except it would be a lot more difficult and long winded process for you to get Canadian residency for your Thai partner than it is to get UK residency. #368Posted Today, 15:26
Yes you say that and then we would of still went through the same stuff! that is why we applied for a visitor marriage visa! thinking that we won't risk wasting money if we got it wrong! At the end of the day you need to supply the same documents what ever visa you apply for!
So should of went for the proposed! but then they could of came around and said prove your relationship! You had to provide evidence of your relationship to get the marriage visit visa, did you not? #369Posted Today, 20:57
yes you do.
#370Posted Today, 21:00
7by7
is all MIND! looking back now yes you could have had a proposed civil visa. Maybe being treated like a second class citizen for so long made me take the easier safer notion. #371Posted Today, 21:08
You are in Britain and you feel you have been treated like a second class citizen?
Ah, well, you must a true Brit then. Welcome to the club. #372Posted Today, 21:09
Arik, not sure what you mean by the above; but if I've understood it correctly then I do have an observation and a question.
Observation: a settlement visa is usually easier to get than a visit visa as with a settlement visa there is no need to show a reason to return. Question: you are not, through your own choice, a British citizen; so why should you be treated as one? Alanrobson, arik is a Canadian. #373Posted 18 minutes ago
What is the difference in settlement visas then? Is the visa mean't to say ILE?? on the visa? Or is there only one kind of settlement visa?
#374Posted 6 minutes ago
There are various types of settlement visa, see UK Settlement Visa Basics for more.
#375Posted 2 minutes ago
its a spouse/civil partner visa. but i heard somewhere it has to say indefinite leave to enter! is that right?
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