Fiance Visa/Civil Partner visa - denied extension student visa

  • hi
    i am indian citizen, my fiance is british citizen. we know each otehr for past 4 years and last January we got engaged in India. i wanted to apply for fiance/civil partner visa. i wanted to know what are the documents we need to submit. i know i will not be allowed to work for first 6months but its ok.
    i will appreciate your help in this. she is 22 and i am 27. its a love marriage and we have all the evidence of how we been in touch for past 2 years as i am in india. i was in uk on student visa. my visa extension was denied as i did not enrol on the course. i appealed against the decision and it was rejected so i came back to India in Nov 2005.
    Is there any other information you need in regards with that.
    Appreciate your guidance on documents i need to show to apply for fiance/civil partner visa.

    thanks

    aarat

    06 Aug 2008, 05:34 aarat
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  • UK Fiancé visa success story in 12 working days

    Hello readers

    I am putting down my story for others to read as I believe it could be helpful to those who plan to embark down the UK fiancé visa route. I’ll try and be as brief as possible.
    Background – 27 Indian male applying for fiancé visa for getting married to a 25 UK citizen – permanently residing in the U.K. Relationship – long distance for 13 months, previously I had been in the U.K. on a student visa followed by a 2 year FTI (Fresh Talent Initiative) visa. Total time in the UK 3.5 years, left UK July 2007, applied for fiancé visa August 2008.
    I recently put my application in for the Fiancé visa or Settlement form to move to the U.K. I put the application together myself. Here is what I included
    The 2 most important parts as I see it
    1. Evidence of financial strength of sponsor (UK citizen) to support the primary applicant through the duration of his fiancé visa (6 months)
    2. Evidence of relationship

    1. We showed 6 month original bank statements of the sponsor. The sponsor had changed jobs and was only 1 month into her new job i.e. probation, at the time of application. I showed my 5 months bank statement as I too was on probation as I had taken up a new job. We both tried to show as much funds as possible to show that I could support myself if need be without using the sponsors funds and also that we have some money for the wedding.
    2. We included the receipt for the wedding venue booked - Strong point
    3. A sample of our printed wedding card.
    4. Photographs from our time in the U.K. and 2 other countries where ,my fiancé had visited me while I was out of the U.K. – Strong point
    5. About 6 months telephone bills.
    6. Copy of our employment contracts and pay slips, passports, the sponsors house and vehicle ownership papers – (helped) , approval for of stay for sponsor and myself (helped) , letter of undertaking by sponsor for myself (mandatory) , my UK degree certificate, letter of approval from the minister who will be marrying us in the U.K. – (helped).
    We were quite meticulous in our paperwork and organized our documents well with an index for the supporting documents. We wanted our application to be as easy as possible during assessing time. If anyone has any queries, I would be happy to help.
    AB

    A happy man 22 Aug 2008, 12:11 - Report
  • has the laws changed

    hes 22 am 18 will i be allowed to bring him bk..am so scared....plz help..i dno if the laws changed

    an 13 Sep 2008, 11:58 - Report
  • want suggestions

    i m 30(guy) and my bf in UK is 50 and we want to live together in UK under Civil Partner ship act. however I m in India and have never been to UK before. we are talking on phone and exchanging emails. can you please tell me what kind of documents they need and what is the possibility that I ll be granted a visa to live in UK? Please mail me at [email removed]

    Sam 17 Sep 2008, 04:44 - Report
  • can you help??

    Hi

    I am having problems regarding my wifes visa application, I am British 24ysr and my wife Indian I visited India in 2001 where I first met my wife we fell in love, I returned in April 2008 toIndia in April 08 and we decided to get married. I returned to UK the following month due to work commitments leaving my wife behind.
    From the UK & India we filled out all the relevant forms and photos and sent them over to her, she went to the BHC in Mumbai where she was told to leave her paperwork and photos but a woman at the desk had told her to take the photos back as they are no use and she was told to come back the following week, when she went back she was told her visa application had been refused on the grounds that there was no evidence showing that I was in India at the time of marriage, she argued that in fact we had all the proof on the day but the woman turned her away still nothing was done. She was told to reapply in ten days.
    We reapplied in ten days an she was told to leave her file and ring the office in 7 days, she called she office on the 7th day and she was told to check online at the VFS website to see if her application has been accepted or ring back in three days, since then we have checked the site everyday and she has rang them numerous time but they keep giving the same answers
    Can someone please give me some advice to what we can do?
    I can mail you if you prefer.

    Thanks
    Not a Happy Man

    jas 25 Sep 2008, 02:16 - Report
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    Hi I wanna draft a visa extension letter to carry my studies and also to inform them that I will be contuining of studies in UK. Please help me if any body has please post me a sample letter. Apreciated very much

    NC 29 Sep 2008, 02:15 - Report
  • Please help

    My Fiance is a uk citizen his 44, im 29. we have known for the past 1 year. im planning to join him in the Uk soonest. have read about all it takes to travell. he met all that is inquired but my qusetions are: 1. Will he need to apply or Im i to apply?
    2. how much will he have in his account to make it work
    3. how do we give evidence of marriag4e plan?

    Seun noahn seunoah@yahoo.com 01 Oct 2008, 05:58 - Report
  • Payslips of sponsor...will 3-4 months suffice?

    My English fiance moved back to England five months ago, hence has only four months payslips instead of six. We have every other requirement fulfilled except this. Would it be too risky to apply for a Fiance Visa now or should we wait a couple of months to get it upto six and then do it?

    Sanjida 24 Feb 2009, 03:05 - Report
  • please pelp me

    i,m in releship with a brasilian girl legal for arond 3years ,in this time i was in england elegal .now i,m in brasil already 8 months and we want to married .we have been talk by fone for this time i want to apply fiance visa to uk the proplem i don,t have fotos just me with her

    nald 07 Mar 2009, 11:52 - Report
  • want to aplly for fiancee visa

    Hi am jason need some help with a fiancee visa.

    I am british and south african and my fiancee is south african we want to apply for a fiancee visa i have most of the documents ready but am scared I left something out as i live in the uk and im flying back end of april to get this sorted out.

    The only problem I think im going to have is I dont have telephone bills as I text/sms my fiancee and use post office phone cards to phone her as it it cheaper because it cost a fortune to phone south africa.

    Can some 1 please help me on this and what I need?

    My email [email removed]

    Thanks & Regards
    Jason

    jason 18 Mar 2009, 06:00 - Report
  • visas

    I have been dating my boyfriend for 14months now. He lives in england and i am in the US. We have seen eachother once, last year. He wants me to move with him by the end of the year. Can anybody give me any information that could help us. We have talked about marriage but don't know where we should get married yet. Any information would be great thank you

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    nikki 03 Apr 2009, 03:43 - Report
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