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ekpotek:
In addition to the above. If possible include your wife and her sister birth certificates!

chloe00:
or even one from thy 12th of March till date and add to the previous

justwise:
Yes email correspondence, whats app chats, phone log, pictures etc, any form of communication evidence between him and you or your wife

Amolad111:
@Justwise, please assist on my issue. I have pasted the refusal letter for advise.

I have attached the refusal letter. However, the ECO stated that I planned spending 1.3M but my application form showed 715K. How do I correct this?

Also, my sponsors happened to be my wife's sister and her hubby. What documents should they send to show that we're related?

Amolad111:
@Epoteck and Justwise,

I just picked up my family passports but we were refused on the ground that my in laws who invited us did not show any documents that we are related.

Also, the ECO stated that the proposed fund for the trip is 1.3m as against 715k stated in the application form.

The total amount in my account is 1.3M.

My in-laws intend to appeal the decision from UK. Will this suffice? And what's the way forward?

Amolad111:
@Justwise and my people, please assist on the documents below if they are in order.



Below are the documents I am submitting for me, my wife and a son. Kindly assist if they are in order.
* Letter of invitation from UK
* Data page of British citizen of sponsors
* Council Tax Adjustment notice
* Sponsor's tenancy agreement
* Sponsor's statement of accounts
* My salary account statement of account
* My registered company's statement of account
* Cover letter
* Introduction letter from my employer
* My 6 month pay slips
* Leave letter
* Flight Itinerary
* Marriage certificate
* Certificate of Incorporation
* Tax certificates
* Tenancy agreement if my house and my tenant
* Kids birth certificates
* Insurance certificate on my house
* Transaction receipts
* Family pictures

justwise:
Not necessarily a cover letter but a budget-like outline of the cost of the trip

You have to state your average monthly income and support it with paper documents then use the blank space in the form to explain the nature of your income.

justwise:
Not necessarily a cover letter but a budget-like outline of the cost of the trip

You have to state your average monthly income and support it with paper documents then use the blank space in the form to explain the nature of your income.

justwise:
Ok go ahead and apply but don't forget to explain that your host in the UK will be taking care of accommodation and feeding, get supporting documents from them to support your application.

justwise:
Ok go ahead and apply but don't forget to explain that your host in the UK will be taking care of accommodation and feeding, get supporting documents from them to support your application.

justwise:
@Amolad11

Is two months of your salary within that range?

justwise:
How much will this trip cost you?

justwise:
How much will this trip cost you?

Amolad111:
@ekpotek and other gurus in da house.

I am a new member and have been appreciating all the contributions so far.

My issue is I am planning to apply for UK visa with my wife and a son (note that we have 2 kids staying behind) . I am fully employed and have a registered business also. The balances on both accounts is about 1.2M. But the bulk fund is in the company's account. Should I leave the major funds in the company's account or personal account?

My job has a fixed pay and variable pay - commission, and my wife is also paid the commission. Should I attach my wife's statement of account but with little balance?

We have all documents including feeding and accommodation from my in-law in UK but the fund is my concern.

Please elaborate the procedure to me.