Document submission

[Guemlum]

Hi guys, I haven't quite got to the end of the application online for my wife's first FLR visa, but it states that it will tell you how to submit your documents once you've submitted. In advance and to help with preparation in compiling all supporting evidence, does anyone who has recently applied, know whether this is a "scan and send" process, and if so, do you also have to provide hardcopy evidence, as we did when we applied for the settlement visa?

 

Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

Regards

 

Guemlum

[Guemlum]

I eventually managed to answer my own question. Here's a really helpful link for anyone going through the same process...

 

https://www.migrate.org.uk/ukvcas-sopra-steria/

 

 

Guemlum

[puchooay]

3 hours ago, Guemlum said:

I eventually managed to answer my own question. Here's a really helpful link for anyone going through the same process...

 

https://www.migrate.org.uk/ukvcas-sopra-steria/

 

 

Guemlum

The process has been different recently due to Covid19. 

 

My wife recently received her biometrics card. It was sent in the post. The whole application was done online. The only time she needed to attend a meeting was for her English test.

 

UKVCAS used her fingerprints from a previous application. She had to download an app on her phone to take the required photographs. All documents were uploaded. 

[muffy]

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