Does it matter who has the savings (londonelegance/transpondia web page)?

On the londonelegance/transpondia website, it states one of the reuirements is to show the applicants savings. I know the list is not exhaustive, but the applicant (my fiance), will have no savings, it will all be mine (the sponsors).

Will this be sufficent, or does the applicant have to show savings also?

Thanks.

I would like to know the answer to this as well

She needs to show what she's got.

If the sponsor is stepping forward to cover a short-fall, then he needs to provide an attestation to that effect and accompany that with what he's got.

This is in the FAQ at the above referenced page.

She needs to show what she's got.

If the sponsor is stepping forward to cover a short-fall, then he needs to provide an attestation to that effect and accompany that with what he's got.

This is in the FAQ at the above referenced page.

Ah thanks.

Had a look at the FAQ's and can't see what explains this though.

Just to confirm though, it is acceptable if I provide an account of my own (sponsors), savings, an account of the applicants savings, and a letter stating that my own savings will be used if needed to be, so as the applicant will not have to rely on public funds?

Noticed one other thing also on that page, I do not have a copy of my house deed, but I have the Land Registry form, 06/07 mortgage statement, and a letter from the mortgage company stating that my payments are up to date for 08, should this suffice?

Thanks.

That's fine.

That's fine.

Cheers garry.

(I take it that is fine on both Q's).

The rule is:

(v) the parties will be able to maintain themselves and any dependants adequately without recourse to public funds;

That means both your finances combines.


Vicky

Thanks.