Hi, I'm Chelsea and I run the Love My Britt blog. Today, I'm going to be discussing the spouse visa and providing in-depth details about what documents to apply with. I will also explain why I have chosen specific documents and share what I included in my own application. The spouse visa is for married or civil partners, and there are three main things you need to prove: 1. Your sponsor's ability to meet the financial minimum requirement. Currently, this requirement is £18,600, but it can change at any time. Your sponsor's income must meet this requirement, as you cannot combine your income with your partner's. 2. Suitable accommodation that demonstrates you do not live in an overcrowded home. 3. A genuine relationship. The authorities want to ensure your marriage or partnership is not solely for convenience, but rather built on real love and commitment. If you are applying for the spouse visa, please note that you can only do so from outside of the UK. You can prepare the application together in person, but you must not submit it from within the UK. When making your online application, it is helpful to have your spouse or civil partner nearby, whether in person, on the phone, or via Skype. They can assist with answering any questions that may arise. Additionally, having your passport is essential for providing travel history and passport information, such as expiration date, passport number, issuance date, and place of issue. It is also advisable to have your birth certificate on hand, as it may contain important information, such as your parents' birth dates. To begin the application process, you will need to create an account on the UK visa website. This account allows you to save your progress and log in and out at any time. Importantly, your application will only...
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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing When Form 8815 Spouse
