justwise:


Why not?

Diamondval:


Who told you that. It is just 28 days i saw on the website

Trizadove:


Thank you so much,Are you saying my transcript addressed to another school in Canada can suffice? I have diploma statement of result, my BSC certificate is ready. Am I good to go?



Thank you so much
I need my undergrad transcript to apply for my MSC
Since you said its not necessary, I would just send my BSC certificate alongside my application.
I'm grateful

LagosismyHome:


Dont confuse CAS school release deadline ( which is what that comment was for ) with Maintenance 28 days requirements

LaaJiblik:




Justwise:
Are you saying MY wife can use money in MY OWN MUMMY’s account for her prove if funds?


That means if my wife is the main applicant and she uses money in her FATHER’s account, then I too can use money in my FATHER IN LAW’s account?

Wow... I never knew that was possible.

justwise:


Why not, as long as the money is enough for the couple, transfer the money to the main applicant's account and apply together.

It will not be out of place for the embassy to have some doubt about the possibility of the mother expending that much on her son and daughter inlaw. To clear that..pay the fees and drop deposit for accommodation.

Lastly..during the interview main applicant should be able to explain if asked what the mother does for job and that the money will be available for them to be spent in the UK.

kode12:

Transcripts are no addresses to a particular school. And there's usually two. An academic copy and a student's copy. The student copy is yours to apply to a thousand schools if you wish. The academic copy goes from your undergraduate institution straight to your school for MSc. So you should get your Student's copy and use it.

Ola9292:
Please I am traveling for my masters with my wife and I am using my mum’s statement of account. Will it work for both of us?

Trizadove:


thank you for your response
actually, our schools are different
my school sends transcripts directly to the institution, with the name written on all pages of the transcript
it was even an insider that i rubbed his hands to get my transcript scanned to me, that was why i got the one wt me that year. trying to avoid the cost, but seems i will request for a new one now

LaaJiblik:



Justwise,
Kindly read what you wrote (bolded by me) and place it in context of the original question.

justwise:


Yes i saw that but still doesn't make much of a difference, he has to add his birth certificate if he is using his mum's bank statement and not transferring the money and his mum has to add a cover letter to support his application. The most important thing here is to convince the ECO that his mum is truly going to make that money available to be spent in the UK

As a grown up adult, a married man even if he is applying a lone question will be asked why the mum is sponsoring him, this is why i stated before that its important for him to convince the ECO that the mum is more than capable to spend such amount on himself and the wife.

LaaJiblik:


Okay ohh.
If Na be be ECO (which I’m not), I would kick out the application. Something is definitely not right with.

justwise:


If the student visa rule allows an applicant to use bank loan then what is wrong with using his mother's money for such application?

LaaJiblik:


Oh No... the issue is not about him using HIS mother’s money.

The issue is about him using his mothers money to apply for HIS own DEPENDANT.

justwise:
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Yes and if he is going to use bank loan it will be for both of them unless he wants to travel alone.

Trizadove:


thank you for your response
actually, our schools are different
my school sends transcripts directly to the institution, with the name written on all pages of the transcript
it was even an insider that i rubbed his hands to get my transcript scanned to me, that was why i got the one wt me that year. trying to avoid the cost, but seems i will request for a new one now

Diamondval:


Who told you that. It is just 28 days i saw on the website

Emerald27:

Mr Justwise, you are just complicating this issue jare. It's not written ANYWHERE that mother in-law can sponsor daughter in-law.
End of story. This is a no-brainer jor.

MabraO:
Justwise pls put me through

I want to all for student visa just finished my final year exam last week can I go ahead?

Also having issues with my names nd date of birth on my passport
My certificate has a but in my passport there is an added name used as my surname
Also my date of birth the one in my P is just different by month
Can I go ahead? Pls I need ur salient advise

justwise:
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Yes and if he is going to use bank loan it will be for both of them unless he wants to travel alone.

justwise:


The same way its not written anywhere that a mother can not sponsor his son and daughter inlaw

justwise:
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Yes and if he is going to use bank loan it will be for both of them unless he wants to travel alone.

LaaJiblik:


I am an old man, and my memory seem to be failing me. I do not recall the OP saying he wanted to use a Bank Loan.


Let us assume (without conceding) that he wishes to use a bank loan. Whose account statement will he submit? His own. In his name. Besides as per the T4 guidelines, if he has the money in his account for 28 days will there be somewhere on the statement to say it was a bank loan?

Why are you bringing bank loan issue into this?

LaaJiblik:



Justwise,
I understand you want to argue on this matter as though it were an academic exercise.
But this your post is outrightly misleading.

I put it to you that your statement here is misleading. The guideline is CLEAR, very CLEAR on how proof of funds for a DEPENDANT can be got. Mother in Law is NOT, repeat NOT, I repeat NOT eligible to submit her account statement for her daughter in law.

I’m surprised that you are using YOUR OWN LOGIC to advice this guy, rather than direct him to the guidelines.

kreatorsink:
I applied but no respond yet

Wow, when did u apply?

LaaJiblik:


How many cover letters is that?
2?
One for her son and one for her daughter in law?

Okay ohh.
If Na be be ECO (which I’m not), I would kick out the application. Something is definitely not right.

Why should an ECO ‘waste’ time to read cover letter from mother-in-law?

What you are suggesting leaves the onus on the ECO to show some ‘understanding’.

But if an ECO is to go by the book, there is nowhere in the guidelines that qualifies a mother-InLaw’s bank statement to be used by a daughter-InLaw who is applying as a dependant.

My final thoughts on this JustWise:
You may not be wrong about this, but leaving the decision to be at the discretion of ECO (after a long cover letter) doesn’t cut it for me at all. Since this is not an academic exercise, I think OP should simply ask his mama to transfer the funds to his account.

Diamondval:


My school is resuming on the 13th. Can you send me an email, cuz i am having a little problem trying to send you an email

justwise:


Show me where in student visa guideline that it mentioned that a mother can not sponsor her son and daughter inlaw when the son is the main applicant.

justwise:


Why not? Visa decision is always on ECO's discretion even when you met all conditions you can still be refused.

One cover letter is all it takes consenting for the use of her bank account and the money on it.