Spouse visa application :

Bringing families together is at the heart of what we do. Our immigration law firm specializes in helping couples navigate the complex process of obtaining spouse visas. We provide expert guidance to ensure your application is handled with care and precision.

Personalized approach : We recognize that each case is unique, and we tailor our services to meet your specific needs and circumstance.

Documentation preparation : Our team assists you in gathering and organizing the necessary documentation to support your application, ensuring nothing is overlooked.

Application submission : We handle the entire application submission process on your behalf, ensuring all forms are completed accurately and submitted within the required timeframe.

Spouse visa requirements :

Here’s some terms of requirements which is crucial for spouse visa:

Relationship status : You must be legally married to or in a civil partnership with a British citizen or settled person (someone with indefinite leave to remain or permanent residency in the UK).

Financial requirement : You need to demonstrate that you and your partner meet the minimum income threshold, either through employment, self-employment, savings, or a combination of these.

You need to be earning a certain amount, or have enough savings, in order to bring your spouse or partner to the UK. This is called ‘meeting the financial requirement’.

You need to be earning a certain amount, or have enough savings, in order to bring your spouse or partner to the UK. This is called ‘meeting the financial requirement’.

The amount depends on who you’re applying for.

Family member How much you need to earn per year before tax :

• Just your spouse or partner £18,600
• Your spouse or partner and one child £22,400
• Each additional child £2,400

English language proficiency : In most cases, you'll need to prove your English language ability by passing an approved English language test.For all other applicants, valid evidence of his/her proficiency in the English language at the A1 level is required.

Genuine relationship : You'll need to provide evidence to prove the genuineness of your relationship, including photos, communication records, joint bank accounts, and other supporting documents.

Health and care requirements : You and your partner must meet certain health and character requirements, which may involve undergoing medical examinations and providing police clearance certificates.

It's essential to consult with an immigration lawyer or advisor to ensure you meet all the specific requirements and to receive personalized guidance tailored to your situation. Regulations may vary depending on individual circumstances and any recent updates to immigration laws.

Spouse visa refused :

Here some common reason behind the refusal of UK spouse visa immigration:

1. Inadequate Proof Of Your Relationship

One of the most common reasons for a spouse visa refusal is the absence of adequate evidence to prove the authenticity of the association. The Home Office expects substantial proof that your connection with your UK partner is honest and ongoing. This can include photographs, communication transcripts (emails, texts, WhatsApp messages), joint financial documents, and testimonies from friends and family. The key is to provide comprehensive evidence that paints a clear picture of your relationship’s authenticity.

2. Failure To Meet The Financial Requirement

The financial requirement for all family visas in the UK is £29,000 as of April 11th 2024. This will once again rise to £34,500 later in 2024, after which it will rise once again to £38,700 by early 2025. The UK government often revises these financial thresholds.

This threshold can increase if children are involved. Providing clear, accurate financial documents is essential. It’s not enough to satisfy the economic criteria; you must also adequately prove it.

If you want to know more information just contact us. Our expertise will provide you the information and guide you properly.

Spouse visa curtailment after divorce :

Typically, this visa is curtailed to a period of 60 days. This period is crucial as it gives you, the visa holder, time to consider your options and decide on the best course of action for yourself and any children involved.

Notifying the Home office about the separation :

To inform the Home Office, you have two options: email or post.

Your notification needs to be detailed, encompassing specific personal information for both you and your ex-partner, including:

• Full names and dates of birth.
• Your current living address.
• Passport numbers.
• Any Home Office reference numbers associated with your cases.

If children are involved, further details are necessary :

• Children’s names, dates of birth, and the names of their parents or guardians.
• Their living arrangements, as well as any custody or visitation details.visa holder
• Information about child maintenance, financial support, and any family court proceedings in progress.

In addition to this, you are required to attach either a Public Statement or a Consent Form to your notification :

• The Public Statement is chosen if you wish to keep the contents of your communication private from your ex-partner.
• The Consent Form is for those who agree to the Home Office sharing the notification’s details with the ex-partner.

These forms must be properly filled, printed, scanned, emailed, or sent via post alongside your letter. This communication is a vital legal requirement and ensures that you follow the correct procedures to maintain or adjust your immigration status in the UK.