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SamP2525 wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 1:55 pmHi All,
I am planning to bring my Mother to UK on a visitor visa this summer but really struggling to find out what documents I need to submit for my specific case. I have already gone through in detail of the immigration website and this forum and sorting out the documents but stuck on the below points. Would really appreciate your much needed guidance on this.
My Mother is a housewife. She is currently receiving my Father's pension after he passed away few years back. She also has a saving of around 10 lakh INR We have no idea what this is! in her account.
1. I am planning to submit the Pension documents & bank saving documents to to prove she has sufficient fund to cover her cost of visit to UK and return. Hope that's sufficient?
2. Regarding to prove she is a genuine visitor - I am planning to give the property document in Odisha, India which is in her name. But the problem is that document is in Native language and she currently at Bengaluru at my Brothers house. She frequently visits Bengaluru but has no plans to go to home for next few months. If you want to use the documents, you need to find a way to get it. Also, frankly speaking, we have no idea how far these places are to each other.
So , Could you please advise How can I get the property document translated to English? or do we have any other way to prove her to be a genuine visitor.? Ask your brother that lives there. You must know that most people here don't even know what India looks like, so places and currencies make no sense to us. Genuine visitors needs to show that what keeps them in India (home country) is more than what would make them not to return home.
3. Additionally, I am also planning to do a sponsorship her for her visit. I have enough(~50k) That's a decent amount.saving to cover her cost of travel & visit. I am planning to submit my bank statements for that. Will that be sufficient? [I can not submit my Salary slip/Company letter as I am currently redundant and don't have a job] so that could be a problem right there. An ECO could look at as your "last hail Mary" to invest in her coming and staying. Just saying.
Would really appreciate your help and guidance on this as am loosing days and stuck. What does losing days mean?
Many Thanks in advance.
Ticktack wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 2:58 pmSamP2525 wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 1:55 pmHi All,
I am planning to bring my Mother to UK on a visitor visa this summer but really struggling to find out what documents I need to submit for my specific case. I have already gone through in detail of the immigration website and this forum and sorting out the documents but stuck on the below points. Would really appreciate your much needed guidance on this.
My Mother is a housewife. She is currently receiving my Father's pension after he passed away few years back. She also has a saving of around 10 lakh INR We have no idea what this is! in her account. --- Apologies, It's about ~10K in GBP. This is the amount she has in her bank with joint account with my father.
1. I am planning to submit the Pension documents & bank saving documents to to prove she has sufficient fund to cover her cost of visit to UK and return. Hope that's sufficient?
2. Regarding to prove she is a genuine visitor - I am planning to give the property document in Odisha, India which is in her name. But the problem is that document is in Native language and she currently at Bengaluru at my Brothers house. She frequently visits Bengaluru but has no plans to go to home for next few months. If you want to use the documents, you need to find a way to get it. Also, frankly speaking, we have no idea how far these places are to each other. --- TBH its quite far. Also considering it would involve notary/lawyer to do the translation, I would not send her alone.
So , Could you please advise How can I get the property document translated to English? or do we have any other way to prove her to be a genuine visitor.? Ask your brother that lives there. You must know that most people here don't even know what India looks like, so places and currencies make no sense to us. Genuine visitors needs to show that what keeps them in India (home country) is more than what would make them not to return home. --- I have already checked its quite difficult to get it done out of home town. So need advise if there is any other document apart from the property documents we can provide to prove this point?
3. Additionally, I am also planning to do a sponsorship her for her visit. I have enough(~50k) That's a decent amount.saving to cover her cost of travel & visit. I am planning to submit my bank statements for that. Will that be sufficient? [I can not submit my Salary slip/Company letter as I am currently redundant and don't have a job] so that could be a problem right there. An ECO could look at as your "last hail Mary" to invest in her coming and staying. Just saying. --- Sorry but did not get you.? What does my job has to do with it. Jobs comes and goes its part of life. As per the immigration requirement its mentioned you need to have sufficient saving to sponsor a visitor. Unless I misunderstood anything?
Would really appreciate your help and guidance on this as am loosing days and stuck. What does losing days mean? --- I mean as I am planning to bring her this summer(it's already May) so the quicker I apply I can get the visa quicker and she will be here in summer time.
Many Thanks in advance.
Hi Lolo2,lolo2 wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 6:00 pmIf the applicant is able to show healthy finances to cover all the expenses, to demonstrate ties to the home country and all the other requirements of a genuine visitor with appropriate evidence, the role of the "sponsor" is secondary.
What's your current immigration status in the UK?
Thanks Lolo2,lolo2 wrote: ↑Mon May 12, 2025 1:18 pmFinances and assets of the applicant are crucial for a successful application, as commented before. I'm not sure why you are not translating into English the property documents, these are fundamental. The applicant needs to make their application as stronger as possible with their own evidence. You don't need a lawyer or notary, any authorised translator in the country of origin can do this.
Utility/council/tax bills of the applicant or sponsor are not required for a visitor visa. UKVI advise that these will not make any impact on the application.
Hi Rajesh, Thanks for the advise. Let me check on that. Did you submit this document and was it ok and you got the Visitor visa?