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    arbabraja Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    Mar 2, 2007, 05:31 AM
    UK Spouse Visa
    Hi my name is Arbab Sikandar. I wa in UK before 2 years and marry there with a british citizen. After that I came back because my visa is expire. Now my wife vist me along with my own child of 1year to Pakistan. She didn't have enough document to apply for my visa. Now she live in a Rental house and running a take away. She have a bank statement of 5month ,
    Her birth certificate
    Our daughter birth certificate
    Her passport copy
    Our daughter passport copy
    Our nikkah is registered in Pakistan when she came after one year to Pakistan and my daughter birth certificate is also registered in Pakistan
    Our marriage picture in Pakistan
    Our picture in UK when I was in UK

    Please any one guide me that this is enough or what else I require for spouse visa

    Many thanks
    Arbab
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    KaterinaD Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    Apr 24, 2007, 07:38 AM
    Hello Arbab,

    I am Greek and my husband is Arab and we went through the same procedure here in UK about a year ago. Whar your wife will have to do-and this is because the status of your Visa will depend on your wife-is that she has to submit to the Home Office the marriage certificate, your daughter's birth certificate as well as bank statements - hers and yours - that you will be able to survive in this country without the help of the government (benefits, as they called in UK). She will find the form that she has to complete in the Home Office website, print it, complete it and post everything to the Home Office. Then she will make an invitation for you and when you go to the British Consulate in Pakistan you will receive a spouse Visa. Once you come to UK, you will have to apply for residence permit so you will have to have all the above certificates along with your wife's passport sent to the Home Office - the new application can be found in the Home Office website. The first time you get residence permit for 6 months to a year, then you will have to apply again and you will take one for 5 years-given the fact that your prove that you are capable of surviving by yourself.

    Good luck,
    Katerina.
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    Sep 28, 2010, 10:54 PM
    If your spouse is British National and she is in Pakistan there would be no issues in order to apply for a spouse visa. You will have to apply for a Spouse visa and you need following documents in order to get it:

    Translated Marriage Document (Nikahnama)
    British Passport of your Spouse and your Daughter
    Your own Passport
    Proofs of your sources of income (Bank Statement, Income Tax returns)
    Declaration from your spouse that she would financially support you whilst residing in UK

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