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Entry Clearance UK Spouse Visa
If you, as an applicant, is married to a British national/British citizen or a person present and settled in the United Kingdom, then you can apply for an entry clearance UK spouse visa. Please note the income threhsold at this point of time is £29000.00
Requirements to be fulfilled to apply for an entry clearance UK spouse visa are:
a) You must be over 18
b) You must be legally married
c) Your sponsor should be earning £18,600.00 gross per year
d) You need to comply with the English language proficiency; however, you can
exempt to undertake the English language test if you:
i) You are over 65
ii) A national of a majority English-speaking country
iii) If you are disabled (mentally or physically) and you are not able to undertake the English Language test,
UK Spouse Visa is refused (Entry Clearance UK Spouse Visa)
If the Entry Clearance Office is not satisfied with the documentary evidence attached to the application, then the Entry Clearance Officer may refuse your UK Spouse Visa, but it will generate a right of appeal; therefore, you can appeal the UK spouse visa, and the time limit to lodge an overseas UK spouse visa refusal appeal is 28 days. A UK spouse visa refusal appeal can be lodged online, by post, or by fax.
UK spouse visa appeals are of two sorts:
a) UK spouse visa paper appeal:
The UK spouse visa paper appeal will be determined on paper and nobody needs to attend the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal. Fe to lodge a UK spouse visa paper appeal is £80.00
b) UK spouse visa oral appeal:
The UK spouse visa oral appeal will be determined within approximately 14 days once the appeal is heard by the Immigration and Asylum Judge at the First-Tier Tribunal. As the applicant is overseas, then the sponsors need to attend the Immigration and Asylum First Tier tribunal to give oral evidence. The fee to lodge a UK Spouse visa oral appeal is £140.00
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Why Choose Asher & Tomar Solicitors for Your Entry Clearance UK Spouse Visa?
When applying for an Entry Clearance UK Spouse Visa, choosing the right legal representation is crucial to ensuring a smooth and successful application process. At Asher & Tomar Solicitors, we provide expert legal services tailored to your immigration needs. Here’s why you should trust us with your application:
Regulated and Client-Focused Solicitors
Our immigration solicitors in London are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), ensuring the highest professional standards. We are committed to acting in the best interests of our clients, providing ethical and reliable legal representation.Transparent Fee Structure
We believe in complete transparency when it comes to legal fees. Our clients receive a clear breakdown of costs with no hidden charges, allowing you to plan your finances without any unexpected expenses.Weekend Availability
Understanding that many clients have busy schedules, our solicitors are available over the weekends. This flexibility allows us to provide consultations and address urgent queries at a time convenient for you.Thorough Case Preparation
We conduct a detailed interview to obtain your instructions and assess the merits and demerits of your case. This ensures that your application is prepared meticulously, reducing the risk of refusals and delays.
Choose Asher & Tomar Solicitors for a reliable, professional, and client-centered approach to your spouse visa application. Our office is based in the west part of London. i.e., Southall and it is only 5-minute walk from the tube station (Elizabeth line).
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