yes i will definitely provide a tenancy aggreement, i was just thinking and confuse on what date/month we can put on the effectivity of tenancy aggreement since I am still here in the PH and I will lodge my papers hopefuly this May. Thanks Timmers
A tenancy agreement needs to have at least 6 months remaining on it. This was another reason we were unsuccessful first time. (Less that 6 months on tenancy agreement)
so if I will be applying or lodging my application on May, what month should we put on the tenancy agreement? since i do not know when I will be granted a visa? thanks
I'm not sure what you mean. What is your current situation with where you will live? A tenanancy agreement would normally be for 12 months, and you would need 6 months remaining on that. It seems a bit odd, but they require that. I had just a couple of months remaining on my tenancy when we applied first time, and it was one of the reasons for refusal.
Hi again! Ok, reading back I can see your situation now. Get your fiance's friend to draw up a tenenacy agreement with him. Make it for a year and date it from before you apply. I'm sure you can get and download a simple agreement somewhere online, and then they can both sign it. Then get your fiance's friend to write a letter giving permission for you both to live there. You need to provide full details of the house too - such as number of rooms, room measurements etc. We got a survey done by a chartered surveyor, which holds a lot of weight. I know some people haven't done a proper survey and have been fine without it, but that's what we did. Ours was definitely a "with bells on" application though!
Hi again! Ok, reading back I can see your situation now. Get your fiance's friend to draw up a tenenacy agreement with him. Make it for a year and date it from before you apply. I'm sure you can get and download a simple agreement somewhere online, and then they can both sign it. Then get your fiance's friend to write a letter giving permission for you both to live there. You need to provide full details of the house too - such as number of rooms, room measurements etc. We got a survey done by a chartered surveyor, which holds a lot of weight. I know some people haven't done a proper survey and have been fine without it, but that's what we did. Ours was definitely a "with bells on" application though![/QUOTE] thats what im trying to say, u got my point. sorry its just sometimes it really hard to explain well what im trying to ask in english. haha Thank you so much Maharg. how much does it cost to have a report? our place is in woking surrey.
Hello chloenzy. I hope you will sort out your accommodation requirements soon. This is the only info I found regarding accommodation details in the UKVI site: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...ment_data/file/270197/sup-docs-settlement.pdf Accommodation details You may wish to submit any of the following documents to provide us with evidence of your accommodation. We advise that you do not make any payments for accommodation, travel and so on until you have received your visa. Details of the accommodation that you and your sponsor intend to live in and permission for you to stay there along with evidence of any other occupants: This could include: Land Registry documents mortgage statements rent book or tenancy agreement council tax statements property inspection report utilities bills accommodation details with a supporting letter from the occupant/ landlord confirming that you are able to stay there
It cost us about £100 if I remember correctly. We used these: http://www.propertyinspectionreport.co.uk/
I have a question..My fiancee per annum salary is £25,000.00. Does he still need to have savings in order for us to get a Fiancee Visa? And how much it will be to meet the requirements? Thank you.
