dependant visa to UK-essentials
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To apply for a Dependant visa, you need your spouse's visa+passport copies, employment details(contract of employment, payslips), bank statements(from last 6 months..to prove that he can support you both) , address proofs and a tenancy agreement of the house he has rented.
you might also need a signed letter from him stating that he is solely responsible for you and you would have no recourse to public funds.Radhika Reddy 22 Aug 2008, 12:50 - Report
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