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Fiancé/Proposed Civil Partner Visas

At Claim Time Immigration Solicitors, we understand the significance of being with your loved ones and building a life together. Our Fiance/Proposed Civil Partner Visa service is designed to assist individuals who are engaged or in a proposed civil partnership with a British citizen or settled person in the UK. This visa allows you to enter and stay in the country for the purpose of marriage or civil partnership.

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    Fiancé/Proposed Civil Partner Visas Explained

    The fiancé/proposed civil partner visa is often referred to as the “Family of a Settled Person” visa in the United Kingdom. It enables people to travel to the UK to get married or form a civil partnership if they are engaged to, or in a prospective civil partnership with, a British national or a person with settled status there.

    You and your partner must intend to live together permanently in the UK after you apply.

    Speak to our assessment team now to confirm your eligibility and options for free on 0800 970 2727.

    Meeting Financial Requirements: The Fiance/Proposed Civil Partner Visa requires applicants to demonstrate that they can support themselves financially without relying on public funds. Meeting the financial threshold can be a challenge for many applicants, especially if they don’t have a stable income or sufficient savings.
    Document Preparation: The visa application process involves gathering and organizing various documents, such as proof of relationship, accommodation, and financial stability. Preparing these documents accurately and comprehensively is crucial for a successful application. Failure to provide the required documents can lead to delays or visa refusal.
    Genuine and Subsisting Relationship: The Home Office scrutinizes the genuineness of relationships, looking for evidence that the relationship is legitimate and not entered into solely for the purpose of obtaining a visa. Providing sufficient proof of the genuineness of your relationship is vital.
    English Language Requirement: Applicants must demonstrate their English language proficiency by passing an approved English language test. This requirement can be challenging for those who are not fluent in English.
    Time Constraints: Timely submission of the application is essential to avoid unnecessary delays or complications. Missing the application deadline may require you to restart the process, causing delays in your plans to marry or form a civil partnership in the UK.

    Financial Requirement Guidance: Our experienced immigration solicitors will provide expert guidance on meeting the financial requirements. We will help you understand the acceptable forms of evidence, such as employment contracts, bank statements, and third-party financial support. Additionally, we can explore alternative options to meet the financial threshold, such as using cash savings or assets.
    Document Assistance: We offer comprehensive assistance with document preparation, ensuring that all necessary paperwork is gathered, organized, and submitted accurately. Our immigration solicitors will guide you through the process, advising on the specific documents required to establish your relationship’s genuineness and meet the visa requirements.
    Genuineness of Relationship: To establish the genuineness of your relationship, we will provide guidance on the types of evidence to submit, including photographs, correspondence, joint financial commitments, and statements from family and friends who can attest to the authenticity of your relationship.
    English Language Requirement Support: If you need assistance with the English language requirement, our immigration solicitors can provide guidance on the approved English language tests and recommend suitable preparation resources to help you achieve the required score.
    Timely Submission: Claim Time Immigration Solicitors understands the importance of timely submission. We will work closely with you to ensure that your application is submitted within the specified timeframe, preventing unnecessary delays and complications. Our experienced team will diligently prepare your application to minimize the risk of rejection or further inquiries.

    Dos:

    • Provide clear and comprehensive evidence of your genuine relationship. This can include photographs together, joint financial commitments (such as joint bank accounts or shared bills), correspondence (such as emails or letters), and statements from family and friends who can vouch for the authenticity of your relationship.
    • Seek professional advice to understand the financial requirements and explore available options to meet the threshold. Our immigration solicitors can help you navigate the complex financial rules and provide guidance on acceptable forms of evidence, such as employment contracts, bank statements, or third-party financial support. We can also assist in assessing your financial circumstances and suggesting alternative methods to meet the financial requirement, such as utilizing cash savings or assets.
    • Maintain open communication with your immigration solicitor throughout the process. Promptly provide any requested information or documentation to ensure a smooth and efficient application process.

    Don’ts:

    • Don’t underestimate the importance of timely submission and adherence to immigration rules. Late applications can lead to unnecessary complications and delays. It’s crucial to start the process well in advance and allow sufficient time for document gathering and preparation.
    • Don’t attempt to provide false information or fake documents. Honesty and accuracy are paramount in the visa application process. Providing false information can result in severe consequences, including visa refusal and potential immigration bans.

    When applying for a Fiance/Proposed Civil Partner Visa, it’s important to ensure that you have all the necessary documents and information. Below is a checklist to help you with your application:

    • Completed visa application form: Fill out the application form accurately and provide all required information.
    • Valid passport and any previous passports: Include your current valid passport and any previous passports that show your travel history.
    • Proof of relationship: Provide evidence to demonstrate the genuineness of your relationship, such as photographs together, correspondence, joint financial commitments, and statements from family and friends.
    • Proof of accommodation in the UK: Submit documents showing that you have suitable accommodation in the UK, such as a tenancy agreement or a letter from your sponsor if you will be staying with them.
    • Financial documents: Gather documents to prove that you meet the financial requirements, such as bank statements, employment contracts, or evidence of other financial resources.
    • English language test results: If applicable, include the results of an approved English language test to demonstrate your proficiency in the English language.
    • Tuberculosis test results: If required, provide the results of a tuberculosis (TB) test from an approved clinic.
    • Any additional documents: Depending on your specific circumstances, you may need to provide additional documents. Consult with your immigration solicitor to determine any specific requirements.

    At Claim Time Immigration Solicitors, we have a team of dedicated immigration law experts who are committed to helping you navigate the complexities of the Fiance/Proposed Civil Partner Visa process. With our extensive knowledge and experience in immigration law, we provide personalized guidance and support throughout your visa application journey. By partnering with us, you gain access to our expertise, ensuring the best possible chance of success in obtaining your visa and building a life together in the UK.

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