ILR SET(M) without all proof

[nosequien]

Hello

My husband and i applied for ILTR (for him) and we received a letter stating we need to provide further proof for my husband for the period Jan 2012 to March 2013. I do not have any further documents as bills etc were in my sole name. My husband got a provisional driving licence and opened a bank account after March 2013 and this was sent with the application. Is there a possibility the visa will be declined due to this? I have written a letter and will submit a letter from my sister with whom we are residing and whos property it is and a letter from his college confirming his residence but we have no further proof. SERIOUSLY STRESSED! Would it be worth sending photos etc?

Any advice..much appreciated!

[Amber]

Any letters from the Home Office, council, university, etc.... Even junk mail? 14 months is quite a long time, did he not register with the GP during that time and get a welcome letter?

[nosequien]

Thanks for the reply

I guess we were a bit daft really, we always went to the hospital which was about two times throughout his whole time here, we have sent a bank statement/junk mail/GP letter/provisional licence from 2013 and 2011 i guess there wasn't enough for 2012. We have a few more bits and pieces- mostly junk mail we just never deemed it necessary to put anything in his name as we live in my sisters property and i paid all the bills and my sister paid the mortgage. We have struggled due to my sole income and therefore we never opened a bank account for him up until recently when we were a little better off financially. I guess we have no excuse really and should have done our research!

[Amber]

If you rent get a statement from your landlord to say that your husband has been present since xx and living with you as spouse/partner. If he went to hospital during the period then ask the hospital to print out a copy of the records from that time, with his name, address and the date on it (if you ring your GP they should be able to get this for you).

[nosequien]

Oh, yes, that is something i will do tomorrow as i have to respond by Saturday to the Home Office/UKBA, thanks for the help. I just have this fear it will get refused!

[Amber]

Try to be positive. Let us know how you get on.