If you are applying for a partner visa you must show that:
- there will be adequate accommodation for you in the UK;
- you do not need to rely on public funds; and
- you are in accommodation which your family owns or occupies exclusively.
The accommodation will not be considered adequate if it:
- is, or will be, overcrowded; or
- contravenes public health regulations.
You must provide evidence of how your accommodation is owned or occupied. This can be done by providing:
- a copy of the title deeds;
- evidence of the mortgage arrangements;
- a letter from a family member confirming the basis on which you can reside at the property; and/or
- evidence from a local authority confirming how you reside at the property.
One reason why applications can be rejected is because visa applicants fail to understand the complicated rules on how many rooms are needed in their case and fail to provide the necessary evidence. If you would like to know more information about supporting documents, please contact us.
