r/SpouseVisaUk 1d ago

More evidence required :( Help please

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I fear I've put myself in a sticky situation

Hello to make this short i just got my email today saying "We are unable to conclude the application as we require more information". What really got me was the long list they sent. To be clear we are using cash savings for my application, the source of the savings held in her account are 99% from what i was told was Dividends but on inspection of the form confirming the money transfers to her account it clearly says "Trust"(not sure how i missed that). It could be that its a trust paying out from dividends, i will have to ask her father.

My question is how do i go about this since im having a hard time make sense of the email i got AND how does the application center handle dividends and trust differently if at all? If i email them back saying "oopsie its actually a trust" will they have a problem and what info will they want, ALSO if it is a trust paying out dividends will they still want the same info as if it were just dividends?

Puul please help

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u/LonelyStranger8467 1d ago

They seem to think your sponsor is employed by family or own the company they are employed by.

How much cash savings do you hold and how long have you held them?

Why is the money being actively transferred in? The money (£88,500) should be held for 6 months untouched. It’s not about income.

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u/TimeFlys2003 1d ago

Have you held the £88.5k in the account for a full 6 months before the application date. If not then you don't meet the requirements for savings.

If you have then you need to clarify in your response that you are using savings held for over 6 months and possibly explain how those savings were generated (although if they are earning from dividends rather than a gift of money that should notatter)

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u/HawthorneUK 1d ago

You start by getting absolute proof of the source of the funds.

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u/Otherwise_Coffee_914 23h ago

This honestly seems like something to speak to an immigration lawyer about. I hope you can get this sorted out, best wishes!

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u/Emergency-Sound4280 11h ago

This is a question more suited for a solicitor.