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LaaJiblik:
LagisIsMyHome had already provided the answer to this. Including a valid link on the UKVI website, which clearly stated that Money must be in DEPENDANT or MAIN APPLICANT’s account.
That is very clear.
But Justwise’s argument was that that portion did not outrightly exclude Mother-in-Law’s account.

Even after drawing his attention, he went on.

My dear brother Justwise, I understand that sometimes one mixes up Tier 4 vs Visitor vs Tuwr 2 etc...
On this matter, on tier-4 you were wrong.
Mother in law’s bank account CANNOT be used for daughter in-law applying as DEPENDANT of mother in law’s son.

Let’s move beyond this, and see how we can be able to help other applicants with other questions.

As for this matter, even if 1,000,000 cover letters are written, it’s a NO NO NO.

Let’s move on

LaaJiblik:
I don’t need to do that because I follow UKVI rules not Justwise’s gut feelings.

LaaJiblik:
Please do well to continue with the short answers, especially if the long ones make you to write a good answer in paragraph 1, then go ahead to mess up the good answer in paragraph 2

BouharryArtikou:
Justwise.
Just accept what laajiblik has been saying. You goofed on this one. Big time. You even wanted him to show you where the rules stated that mother in law cannot sponsor daughter in law.

LaaJiblik:
Okay ohh.
Justwise has changed the guidelines to now allow sons and daughter in-laws to use the bank statement of their mother-in-laws to apply for tier-4 dependant visa.

Let me ququ ma go and use my father’s bank account to apply for dependant visa for my son.

All I need to do (according to Justwise) is for my dad to write a letter that the money in HIS account is available for his GRANDSON whose father is a Tier-4 applicant himself.

BouharryArtikou:
Justwise:
You have provided valuable advice to people on this platform. You have done a good job.
Keep it up.
Please I beg you in God’s name, don’t give this kind of advice.

This is capable of making this guy to be refused a visa.
What is wrong with advising him to tell his mother to transfer the money to his account?

Based on what you are saying, anyone can provide a statement and write a cover letter for dependant visa for anyone.
Is that correct?

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.

Unfanthomable:
lol.....Battle of the ........................

To the person that asked the question, I hope you are not left more confused.....

To be safer, just let your mother transfer the money to you... Keep if for 28 days, print your statement and apply...Except if you have time constraints then you can use hers but ask yourself if they refuse you, won't you still wait?

No point going back and forth over this issue

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.

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.

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.

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?

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

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.

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.

SAMDEEA123:
300k flight and local transport
150k to cover 10days accommodation
200k for food
Contingency: 50k

Totaling: 700k

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

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

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.

Emerald27:
He cannot use his mother's account for wife.

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?

Emerald27:
Transfer the money to your account. You can only use your personal account or parents account not anybody else(not your mother inlaw, in the case of your wife)
Plus it looks somehow, being married and using your parent's account to fund yourself and wife.

SAMDEEA123:
I intend to spend 10 days of my next annual leave in London which will begin in Mid February 2020. I work with a Federal Agency on a salary of N106,000. I am married with kids but I will be travelling alone because of the time my leave fell into. I have 1.8m account balance and 2000 USD on my dollar account. I don't have anyone inviting me, I am only going to explore London on my own. How do I go about my application I need advice

Olalekank:
Where's your humour

Lexusgs430:
We're the Pro Bono institute..... Seun should be the one paying us..... Maybe he is kúkú paying, but justwise is not telling us..........

Southsky:
Hello everyone,

I want to thank everyone on this thread for the amazing job you are doing. You guys help thousands of people without even knowing it.

My process was successful without stress and I just landed in the UK. Special thanks to Justwise and Lexusgs430 - I was even applying for the wrong visa if not for their guidance and they kept assisting me through out the process. Special thanks to fatima04, Hunnybee and Uglyduckling for answering my questions when I needed assistance. May God bless you all abundantly.

Short story:
On my way from Obalende some time last month, a random guy's phone rang, he picked up and after listening for a while (the caller was somewhat distressed), he said "calm down, calm down, everything will be alright. Don't send any money to any agent, I will ask Justwise on [b]our forum to know if it's true and let you know once he replies". I smiled because I knew it could only be one Justwise. He has saved more hearts than any heart surgeon can imagine [/b]

To everyone who contributes on this thread, just know that you are helping lots of people out there and on behalf of all those who never came back to appreciate you all, I say THANK YOU!! As you help in making people's dreams come true, may everything you lay your hands upon prosper without limits and may all your dreams com true.

Isijewels:
Pls its my first time here, i learnt there is no schedule of US appointment again in december, how do i get one impromptu as my school resumes in january. Its a cause for concern to me

kode12:
@justwise @zoey1 is this account statement okay? I had to open a savings dorm account and the school suggested Sterling, so the only transaction i have within the last 28 days is the transfer in of the funds and interest on it

LaaJiblik:
Jobs
Jobs
JOB!!

When you think about job, think about Career.
There have been people who enrolled for 2 year masters at all manner of ‘campuses’ in London because there are JOBS in London.
These folks got plenty plenty jobs in hospitality, security, care, support etc.
The ‘bad news’ is that these jobs do not offer T2 visas.
These folks went back to Naija and have been bashing the UK system non-stop.

When you think JOBS, think CAREER progression too.

adespecial:
Please I am a school proprietor of a secondary school ( not yet approved though) who intends to apply for a visit visa to u.k and I also have a vocational school where i train students on make up artistry and also sell cosmetics.....
I dont have a stable salary but account is very active and i also have an investment account.

Kindly put me through on the documents i need to present as well as the minimum amount of money i must have in my savings account. My investment account is more than a million naira.

kunmikool:
Please I need to know what to do next?

Horlaidey007:
please I need your advice I got 6-month visa without any invite even tho I have a sister and inlaw in the UK but I spent just 10 days as I indicated in my form. now my concern now is My sister want to now send IV letter to my husband and my self will this not contradict to what I have filled before. please, what do you advise?
Should I apply for my 2 years myself? what about my Husband can we both apply without his sister sending any IV. Please, I need your advice we plan to apply by next year when my 6 months will have expired.

Please, we need your advice.

nuvieak:
Please just wise can i have your whatsap number?

priscyspecial:
Please how much can someone carry? Is $1,000 enough? What is the least cash?

ijeshaoflondon:
Justwise and co, A friend applied for a visitor 
visa in August and was refused visa ... I advised him to send an email to complain against the refusal on 9th october. On the 29th October, He got a message that an ECM has agreed to review his application for reconsideration and that he'd be contacted after the decision. On the 07 Nov, He got anoda message that his UK visa application has been concluded by Visits UK and will shortly be dispatched and since then nothing has happened. What do you have to say about these as we are really confused. find attached the screen shot of their response.