Applicants seeking a UK Spouse Visa must satisfy the Home Office UKVI that their marriage or civil partnership is genuine and continues to exist at the time of application. This requirement is set out in Appendix FM, specifically Section E-ECP.2.6, and forms one of...
Key Takeaways: An Indian Power of Attorney can authorise someone to legally buy property in India on your behalf, including completing registrations and taking possession, in your absence. The Indian Power of Attorney document must be properly drafted, signed, and...
At Whytecroft Ford, we specialise in simplifying complex immigration challenges. One of our recent success stories showcases how a well-prepared application using overseas savings, held entirely in foreign currency, can result in a smooth and efficient outcome. Our...
The UK Spouse Visa permits a non-UK national partner to join or remain with their British or settled partner in the United Kingdom. A key aspect of this application process is meeting the financial requirement under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules, designed to...
Our client, the non-British spouse of a UK citizen, had previously been living in the UK under the 10-year partner route due to not meeting all requirements of the 5-year route under Appendix FM of the immigration rules. At that time, her application had been granted...
