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Please can someone confirm ?muthu24 wrote: Should we need to meet the financial requirements / fill in the financial requirements section on Appendix 2 Form (or) just ignore that section as I read at multiple places on UKBA website that financial criteria does not apply to childrens joining parents where both the parents are settled in UK.
Thank you very much Chandra. Your reply has been of great help to me. Even my younger son was 3 weeks old when his passport was taken and now he is 3 years old. So, as per your reply, I am also attaching some photographs of him. Thank you very much once again.csbattini wrote:Hi pullikanti
1) I didn't provide any documentary evidence. I wrote in the appendix2 that i was in contact with my son through video chatting and telephone. Also, i provided some photos that i took my son when i visited India recently. Actually, i submitted these photos for a different reason i.e my son's photo on his passport and expired UK visa was taken when he was days old. To help the case-worker relating old photo with new photo(with the current application), i submitted around 25 photos each of which was taken in a different month since he was born. Otherwise, they may ask you to get a new passport with a latest photo.
4) we should submit only photo copies of the biometric card.
UKIlr2012 wrote:Hi Chandra,
According to this its different and said FM is not required. Please through some lights
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... am-mig.pdf
APPENDIX D: CATEGORIES AND HOW THEY ARE AFFECTED BY THE RULE CHANGES
15
Child born in the UK
who is not a British
citizen
Leave to enter or remain
(in line with parent/parents
whichever is the longer
period or leave in line with
parent with day to day
responsibility for child if
parents separated)
Indefinite leave to enter or
remain (if one parent is a
British citizen, has the
right of abode or ILR or
child in the sole care of a
local authority)
Was and remains
305.Appendix FM
does not apply.
Application can still
be made under
existing rules.
Requirements : No change
Many Thanks
pan_hegde wrote:Hi pullikanti!
You take the printed application form to the VFS office and ask what has to be done. They ll guide you through. As you are applying on behalf of ur son I think its your signature that is required. I(mother) signed the application form for my son who is 5 months now and waiting for the issuance of visa.
To your next query. Yes you should submit sponsorship undertaking form SU07/12. Below is the link. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... p-form.pdf
Panchami Hegde Harsha
In other words, they didn't know the answer?muthu24 wrote:I checked with Chennai office but they wouldn't give a straight answer - as they asked to refer to appropriate guidance notes available.
csbattini wrote:Hi Muthu,
We’ve submitted 4A application with Appendix2 five days ago.
Although we tried to submit both Appendix1 and appendix2 with 4A application at VFSA centre in HYD , VFS person accepted only Appendix2 with 4A.
As per online 4A application(which is mandatory in India), appendix2 is the correct form for Kids of ILR or UK citizen parents.
Please read all my emails in this page. I’ve mentioned all the documents that you need to submit with 4A, and copied my emails communication with UKBA Chennai and Mumbai.
I think I’ve also posted the contents from the online application which says appendix2 is the correct form for Kids of ILR or UK citizen parents.
Best Regards,
Chandra Battini
sshanmug wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
As far as I have seen they take 90 days for ILR visa.
I am on same boat as that you. Can you please share the list of documents you have submitted for VFS?
Thanks and Regards,
Senthil
pan_hegde wrote:Ok. Did you apply already? One of my friend had applied a year back and she got the settlement visa for her daughter in just 10 days. I seriously dint have any idea that VISA process would take so long.
Below is the list of documents I submitted with photocopies:
1)Applicant's passport (Original and one photocopy)
2) Mothers passport old as well as new (photocopy)
3)Mothers residence permit(photocopy)
4)Father who is the sponsor passport, driving licence and visa(photocopy)
5)Marriage certificate(original and one photocopy)
6)Birth Certificate(original and one photocopy)
7)Sponsonship letter and cover letter from the sponsor(original and one photocopy)
8)Rental agreement, utility bill, Joint account holders declaration
9) Bank statements, Salary slips, P60 form(original and photocopy)
10)Sponsorship Undertaking Form SU07/12(original and one photocopy)
11)Company Accountant letter(original and one photocopy)
12)Letter from the Electoral office
13)Tuberculosis Detection Medical Certificate(original and one photocopy)
sshanmug wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
As far as I have seen they take 90 days for ILR visa.
I am on same boat as that you. Can you please share the list of documents you have submitted for VFS?
Thanks and Regards,
Senthil
pr123 wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
Should we submit the Sponsorship undertaking form as well in order to apply for a child, as I understand that it is for relatives other than spouse/child only.
pan_hegde wrote:Ok. Did you apply already? One of my friend had applied a year back and she got the settlement visa for her daughter in just 10 days. I seriously dint have any idea that VISA process would take so long.
Below is the list of documents I submitted with photocopies:
1)Applicant's passport (Original and one photocopy)
2) Mothers passport old as well as new (photocopy)
3)Mothers residence permit(photocopy)
4)Father who is the sponsor passport, driving licence and visa(photocopy)
5)Marriage certificate(original and one photocopy)
6)Birth Certificate(original and one photocopy)
7)Sponsonship letter and cover letter from the sponsor(original and one photocopy)
8)Rental agreement, utility bill, Joint account holders declaration
9) Bank statements, Salary slips, P60 form(original and photocopy)
10)Sponsorship Undertaking Form SU07/12(original and one photocopy)
11)Company Accountant letter(original and one photocopy)
12)Letter from the Electoral office
13)Tuberculosis Detection Medical Certificate(original and one photocopy)
14) cover letter from the person applying on behalf of the child explaining the documents and the situation.
sshanmug wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
As far as I have seen they take 90 days for ILR visa.
I am on same boat as that you. Can you please share the list of documents you have submitted for VFS?
Thanks and Regards,
Senthil
pr123 wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
Should we submit the Sponsorship undertaking form as well in order to apply for a child, as I understand that it is for relatives other than spouse/child only.
pan_hegde wrote:Ok. Did you apply already? One of my friend had applied a year back and she got the settlement visa for her daughter in just 10 days. I seriously dint have any idea that VISA process would take so long.
Below is the list of documents I submitted with photocopies:
1)Applicant's passport (Original and one photocopy)
2) Mothers passport old as well as new (photocopy)
3)Mothers residence permit(photocopy)
4)Father who is the sponsor passport, driving licence and visa(photocopy)
5)Marriage certificate(original and one photocopy)
6)Birth Certificate(original and one photocopy)
7)Sponsonship letter and cover letter from the sponsor(original and one photocopy)
8)Rental agreement, utility bill, Joint account holders declaration
9) Bank statements, Salary slips, P60 form(original and photocopy)
10)Sponsorship Undertaking Form SU07/12(original and one photocopy)
11)Company Accountant letter(original and one photocopy)
12)Letter from the Electoral office
13)Tuberculosis Detection Medical Certificate(original and one photocopy)
14) cover letter from the person applying on behalf of the child explaining the documents and the situation.
sshanmug wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
As far as I have seen they take 90 days for ILR visa.
I am on same boat as that you. Can you please share the list of documents you have submitted for VFS?
Thanks and Regards,
Senthil
pan_hegde wrote:Yes you should submit the sponsorship letter from the person(mother/father/) sponsoring the child's stay in the UK explaining the finances he/she has kept aside for the child.
pr123 wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
Should we submit the Sponsorship undertaking form as well in order to apply for a child, as I understand that it is for relatives other than spouse/child only.
pan_hegde wrote:Ok. Did you apply already? One of my friend had applied a year back and she got the settlement visa for her daughter in just 10 days. I seriously dint have any idea that VISA process would take so long.
Below is the list of documents I submitted with photocopies:
1)Applicant's passport (Original and one photocopy)
2) Mothers passport old as well as new (photocopy)
3)Mothers residence permit(photocopy)
4)Father who is the sponsor passport, driving licence and visa(photocopy)
5)Marriage certificate(original and one photocopy)
6)Birth Certificate(original and one photocopy)
7)Sponsonship letter and cover letter from the sponsor(original and one photocopy)
8)Rental agreement, utility bill, Joint account holders declaration
9) Bank statements, Salary slips, P60 form(original and photocopy)
10)Sponsorship Undertaking Form SU07/12(original and one photocopy)
11)Company Accountant letter(original and one photocopy)
12)Letter from the Electoral office
13)Tuberculosis Detection Medical Certificate(original and one photocopy)
sshanmug wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
As far as I have seen they take 90 days for ILR visa.
I am on same boat as that you. Can you please share the list of documents you have submitted for VFS?
Thanks and Regards,
Senthil
pr123 wrote:Thanks again. I assume that you are referring to sponsorship undertaking form (point 10) as opposed to the Sponsorship letter mentioned in point (7) of your documents.
7)Sponsonship letter and cover letter from the sponsor(original and one photocopy)
10)Sponsorship Undertaking Form SU07/12(original and one photocopy)
pan_hegde wrote:Yes you should submit the sponsorship letter from the person(mother/father/) sponsoring the child's stay in the UK explaining the finances he/she has kept aside for the child.
pr123 wrote:Hi Pan Hegde,
Should we submit the Sponsorship undertaking form as well in order to apply for a child, as I understand that it is for relatives other than spouse/child only.
pan_hegde wrote:Ok. Did you apply already? One of my friend had applied a year back and she got the settlement visa for her daughter in just 10 days. I seriously dint have any idea that VISA process would take so long.
Below is the list of documents I submitted with photocopies:
1)Applicant's passport (Original and one photocopy)
2) Mothers passport old as well as new (photocopy)
3)Mothers residence permit(photocopy)
4)Father who is the sponsor passport, driving licence and visa(photocopy)
5)Marriage certificate(original and one photocopy)
6)Birth Certificate(original and one photocopy)
7)Sponsonship letter and cover letter from the sponsor(original and one photocopy)
8)Rental agreement, utility bill, Joint account holders declaration
9) Bank statements, Salary slips, P60 form(original and photocopy)
10)Sponsorship Undertaking Form SU07/12(original and one photocopy)
11)Company Accountant letter(original and one photocopy)
12)Letter from the Electoral office
13)Tuberculosis Detection Medical Certificate(original and one photocopy)