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The requirements for visa applications vary depending on the country and the type of visa. In the course of embarking on a journey abroad, this is one of the most critical steps. Most likely, if you have family or friends who have applied for a visa, they will have mentioned the time when their application was delayed or even rejected due to the lack of compliance with submission requirements. All applications must meet the standard basic requirements, which include the application form, photocopies of passports, the original passport with a minimum validity of six months, biometric photographs, and filing fees. It will be the responsibility of each applicant to submit supporting documents based on their individual circumstances. A variety of documents may be required. They include bank statements, health reports, salary slips, letters of employment, cover letters, family photographs, communication proof, court orders, details of parents and grandparents, and so forth. This is why it is important to review the requirements and create a checklist so that every document may be checked off.

Lawyers and visa agents who provide assistance with visa applications have experienced a boom in the industry. In recent years, the number of law firms offering visa application assistance has increased significantly. While these large firms can assist in visa applications, they can charge thousands of dollars. Having personally dealt with immigration law firms, I know a few families that made substantial payments only to receive negative results. As a result of their rejection, these families have come to me for assistance. Having spoken with the large law firms on behalf of my clients, I found that they were little or not interested in their cases. The intention is not to suggest all are bad, but I know many great firms, but most take a long time to process cases and charge a lot of money, while not all are willing to take a case and make it their own, There is a tendency for them to view clients as files or numbers. As this is a life-changing event in your life, it is important to have complete faith in the solicitor handling your case. It is important to never allow anyone else to make the final decision on a life-changing decision, as you should always verify all documents yourself so that you feel confident and fully satisfied. When you are able to afford it, you should schedule as many consultations as possible. Consider getting a second opinion from another specialist if you still feel uncertain. It is common for solicitors here in the United Kingdom to offer both online and face-to-face consultations at a cost of approximately 100.00 pounds to 400.00 pounds per hour. Generally, most law firms offer a full amount towards your case fees in the event you choose to hire them. Lastly remember it is your responsibility to Ensure that the papers are free of errors by reviewing them repeatedly.

AS MENTIONED ABOVE MOST EMBASSYS WILL HAVE A DISCLAIMER THAT READS SIMILAR: Please note that these are the standard required documents. The competent Embassy maintains the right to ask for further documents or information if necessary. Submitting the above mentioned documents does not automatically guarantee the issuance of the visa.

Prepare your documents

Your supporting documents must be scanned and uploaded either before or during your appointment. You can do this:

• yourself using this website (recommended)
• by choosing our document scanning service and we will do it for you during your appointment (charges may apply for using this service)

What you must bring with you to your appointment

When you go to your appointment, you must take with you the following:

• Your current passport. If your passport is with UKVI or it has been lost or stolen, you will be allowed to proceed with your appointment if you bring another acceptable form of identification, If you don’t bring your passport or another acceptable form of identification to the appointment you will need to cancel and rebook your appointment and may not be entitled to a refund of any service fees paid
• The appointment confirmation document(s) you received as attachments in your confirmation email (that is, the document containing the QR barcode in the attachment for each group member)
• any supporting documents you require scanning

EU Settlement Scheme applications

If you are applying through the EU Settlement Scheme you will need to scan and upload all of your supporting documents when making your application with UKVI. Please do not upload additional documents with your application when using the UKVCAS service.

You must bring your passport/travel document to your appointment, your Biometric Residence Permit is the only acceptable alternative if you do not have your passport/ travel document. Do not upload these documents to the UKVCAS website as we are required to scan your identity document during your appointment.

If you do not bring your passport/travel document and/or Biometric Residence Permit to your appointment it will not be possible to continue with your appointment and you will be required to book another appointment.

Customers applying under EEA regulations only

If you are online applying under EEA regulations you will need to provide one colour passport photograph, which will be scanned and uploaded for you during your appointment. Please do not attempt to scan and upload this document yourself, as it requires a specially calibrated scanner to take a compliant scan.

All other supporting documents can either be scanned and self-uploaded on the UKVCAS website prior to your appointment.

Offline applications made directly to UKVI

If you apply to UKVI directly using paper application forms (Offline) you must send your passport and all supporting documents to UKVI when you make your application. You will not be able to upload any supporting documents to the UKVCAS system and they do not need to be scanned at the Service Point.

When attending the UKVCAS Service Point you will need to bring with you an acceptable form of identification to use the service, such as a valid UK driving licence, national ID card or other official photographic ID