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What checklist are you using? This is the check list from UK VAC and it's not listed Dear Sir/Madam,

Thank you for your email of 14/08/07.

If you wish to apply for a Settement-spouse visa, here is the document checklist, as a guidance for how to prepare your document.

For the Birth Certificate that is not on the document checklist, it is up to you to decide whether to submit it in or not.

Document checklists for Settlement-Spouse/Civil Partner Visa.

-Valid passport with blank double-sided page to insert visa

-Fully completed and signed visa application form (VAF2)

-2 passport sized photo of the applicant on a white background

-Evidence of spouse/ CP Immigration status in UK- copy of their passport.

-The original marriage certificate or a certified copy from the issuing authority

-If previously married to someone else, the original divorce cert. or death cert. Or a certified copy from the issuing authority

-(divorce cert. Must be decree absolute)

-Letter from employers, last six months payslips & last P60 from sponsor

-Sponsor Bank statements/ savings book covering the last six months

-Tenancy agreement for the sponsor’s accommodation (if rented) with permission from landlord for applicant to live there. If accommodation is owned by the sponsor the copy of land registration deed.

-Utility bills & last council tax bill

-Evidence of contact between the couple since relationship began (photographs, letters & cards, itemised phone bills)

-Copy of sponsors passport showing travel / visits to Thailand

-Funds/ Bank transfers slips

-Benefits Check consent form signed by sponsor

-TB Test Certificate issued by IOM

-Previous passport or a copy

-Any other document in support of your application

For information on how to submit an application including the documents required and visa fees or for tracking your application or any visa related enquiries please visit our website, www.vfs-uk-th.com

You can also find further information regarding visit entry requirements on the website www.ukvisas.gov.uk

Best Regards,

Helpdesk – UK Visa Application Centre

2nd Floor, Regent House

183 Rajdamri Road

Lumpini

Pathumwan

Bangkok 10330

Telephone: +662 800 8050

E-mail: [email protected]

as required.

hi they sent me email with curent check list which have pasted below

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I've no idea from where you get the form, but you have to question its necessity. If they are now asking for such a form, it smacks of a realisation that the snide checks that thay've previously been undertaking are unlawful.

The essence is that nothing has to be proven: only demonstrated to the balance of probabilities. There is a question on the VAF2 which asks whether the sponsor is in receipt of pubilc funds. Why do they now feel the need to ask for what seems to be an additional release form? Even if the sponsor is in receipt of public funds, that does not preclude the visa applicant from qualifying for the settlement visa.

We live in worrying times. Don't let the nouveaux Anglo-Fascists grind you down!

Scouse.

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I've no idea from where you get the form, but you have to question its necessity. If they are now asking for such a form, it smacks of a realisation that the snide checks that thay've previously been undertaking are unlawful.

The essence is that nothing has to be proven: only demonstrated to the balance of probabilities. There is a question on the VAF2 which asks whether the sponsor is in receipt of pubilc funds. Why do they now feel the need to ask for what seems to be an additional release form? Even if the sponsor is in receipt of public funds, that does not preclude the visa applicant from qualifying for the settlement visa.

We live in worrying times. Don't let the nouveaux Anglo-Fascists grind you down!

Scouse.

maybe it's just reference to the section on application, looked high & low & can't find any information anywhere on this so called benefits check consent form, so i will skip it & just sign section on form

cheers scouse

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