Standard tourist visa bank statements for couples
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My wife and I have a biometric scheduled for a UK visitor visa later this month. At this moment, I have an important question about the bank statements that I need to send with my application. Because of some personal reasons my balance for the last 6 months hovers around $3k-$5k and my wife's account is in pretty good standing. Since we have two separate applications, do we need to send bank statements for both of us, or is just one of us enough?
I saw this https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visitor-visa-guide-to-supporting-documents in the website, which says we need not submit duplicate documents on both of our files. But I am not sure what I should infer with respect to bank statements.
Any help or advice is greatly welcome. Thank you.
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My wife and I have a biometric scheduled for a UK visitor visa later this month. At this moment, I have an important question about the bank statements that I need to send with my application. Because of some personal reasons my balance for the last 6 months hovers around $3k-$5k and my wife's account is in pretty good standing. Since we have two separate applications, do we need to send bank statements for both of us, or is just one of us enough?
I saw this https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visitor-visa-guide-to-supporting-documents in the website, which says we need not submit duplicate documents on both of our files. But I am not sure what I should infer with respect to bank statements.
Any help or advice is greatly welcome. Thank you.
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Your bank statements are in your name only? Or in both of your names?
â Roddy of the Frozen Peas
May 18 at 1:41
@Roddy It's only on my name. We both have separate accounts.
â user1429322
May 18 at 1:43
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Then submit both statements. How are they duplicates? They are not. What that guideline means is that donâÂÂt submit the same bank statement 2 times because 2 people are going.
â Hanky Panky
May 18 at 3:48
@HankyPanky with whose application should they submit the statements, and how should they maximize the chance that the wife's adequate balance will outweigh the husband's low balance?
â phoog
May 19 at 13:37
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@phoog I'm afraid its now too late to alter impact of each account on the application, because they have both completed the online application step and have already answered the questions about who holds how much and who will pay how much towards whose expenses on the trip. However both bank statements will be submitted together and will be available for both applications as all the documents of both (interlinked) applications go to the embassy in one packet, like a joint application. Both printed applications, all the supporting documents will be in 1 packet
â Hanky Panky
May 19 at 15:33
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My wife and I have a biometric scheduled for a UK visitor visa later this month. At this moment, I have an important question about the bank statements that I need to send with my application. Because of some personal reasons my balance for the last 6 months hovers around $3k-$5k and my wife's account is in pretty good standing. Since we have two separate applications, do we need to send bank statements for both of us, or is just one of us enough?
I saw this https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visitor-visa-guide-to-supporting-documents in the website, which says we need not submit duplicate documents on both of our files. But I am not sure what I should infer with respect to bank statements.
Any help or advice is greatly welcome. Thank you.
uk standard-visitor-visas proof-provenance-of-funds
My wife and I have a biometric scheduled for a UK visitor visa later this month. At this moment, I have an important question about the bank statements that I need to send with my application. Because of some personal reasons my balance for the last 6 months hovers around $3k-$5k and my wife's account is in pretty good standing. Since we have two separate applications, do we need to send bank statements for both of us, or is just one of us enough?
I saw this https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visitor-visa-guide-to-supporting-documents in the website, which says we need not submit duplicate documents on both of our files. But I am not sure what I should infer with respect to bank statements.
Any help or advice is greatly welcome. Thank you.
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Your bank statements are in your name only? Or in both of your names?
â Roddy of the Frozen Peas
May 18 at 1:41
@Roddy It's only on my name. We both have separate accounts.
â user1429322
May 18 at 1:43
2
Then submit both statements. How are they duplicates? They are not. What that guideline means is that donâÂÂt submit the same bank statement 2 times because 2 people are going.
â Hanky Panky
May 18 at 3:48
@HankyPanky with whose application should they submit the statements, and how should they maximize the chance that the wife's adequate balance will outweigh the husband's low balance?
â phoog
May 19 at 13:37
1
@phoog I'm afraid its now too late to alter impact of each account on the application, because they have both completed the online application step and have already answered the questions about who holds how much and who will pay how much towards whose expenses on the trip. However both bank statements will be submitted together and will be available for both applications as all the documents of both (interlinked) applications go to the embassy in one packet, like a joint application. Both printed applications, all the supporting documents will be in 1 packet
â Hanky Panky
May 19 at 15:33
 |Â
show 1 more comment
Your bank statements are in your name only? Or in both of your names?
â Roddy of the Frozen Peas
May 18 at 1:41
@Roddy It's only on my name. We both have separate accounts.
â user1429322
May 18 at 1:43
2
Then submit both statements. How are they duplicates? They are not. What that guideline means is that donâÂÂt submit the same bank statement 2 times because 2 people are going.
â Hanky Panky
May 18 at 3:48
@HankyPanky with whose application should they submit the statements, and how should they maximize the chance that the wife's adequate balance will outweigh the husband's low balance?
â phoog
May 19 at 13:37
1
@phoog I'm afraid its now too late to alter impact of each account on the application, because they have both completed the online application step and have already answered the questions about who holds how much and who will pay how much towards whose expenses on the trip. However both bank statements will be submitted together and will be available for both applications as all the documents of both (interlinked) applications go to the embassy in one packet, like a joint application. Both printed applications, all the supporting documents will be in 1 packet
â Hanky Panky
May 19 at 15:33
Your bank statements are in your name only? Or in both of your names?
â Roddy of the Frozen Peas
May 18 at 1:41
Your bank statements are in your name only? Or in both of your names?
â Roddy of the Frozen Peas
May 18 at 1:41
@Roddy It's only on my name. We both have separate accounts.
â user1429322
May 18 at 1:43
@Roddy It's only on my name. We both have separate accounts.
â user1429322
May 18 at 1:43
2
2
Then submit both statements. How are they duplicates? They are not. What that guideline means is that donâÂÂt submit the same bank statement 2 times because 2 people are going.
â Hanky Panky
May 18 at 3:48
Then submit both statements. How are they duplicates? They are not. What that guideline means is that donâÂÂt submit the same bank statement 2 times because 2 people are going.
â Hanky Panky
May 18 at 3:48
@HankyPanky with whose application should they submit the statements, and how should they maximize the chance that the wife's adequate balance will outweigh the husband's low balance?
â phoog
May 19 at 13:37
@HankyPanky with whose application should they submit the statements, and how should they maximize the chance that the wife's adequate balance will outweigh the husband's low balance?
â phoog
May 19 at 13:37
1
1
@phoog I'm afraid its now too late to alter impact of each account on the application, because they have both completed the online application step and have already answered the questions about who holds how much and who will pay how much towards whose expenses on the trip. However both bank statements will be submitted together and will be available for both applications as all the documents of both (interlinked) applications go to the embassy in one packet, like a joint application. Both printed applications, all the supporting documents will be in 1 packet
â Hanky Panky
May 19 at 15:33
@phoog I'm afraid its now too late to alter impact of each account on the application, because they have both completed the online application step and have already answered the questions about who holds how much and who will pay how much towards whose expenses on the trip. However both bank statements will be submitted together and will be available for both applications as all the documents of both (interlinked) applications go to the embassy in one packet, like a joint application. Both printed applications, all the supporting documents will be in 1 packet
â Hanky Panky
May 19 at 15:33
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Your bank statements are in your name only? Or in both of your names?
â Roddy of the Frozen Peas
May 18 at 1:41
@Roddy It's only on my name. We both have separate accounts.
â user1429322
May 18 at 1:43
2
Then submit both statements. How are they duplicates? They are not. What that guideline means is that donâÂÂt submit the same bank statement 2 times because 2 people are going.
â Hanky Panky
May 18 at 3:48
@HankyPanky with whose application should they submit the statements, and how should they maximize the chance that the wife's adequate balance will outweigh the husband's low balance?
â phoog
May 19 at 13:37
1
@phoog I'm afraid its now too late to alter impact of each account on the application, because they have both completed the online application step and have already answered the questions about who holds how much and who will pay how much towards whose expenses on the trip. However both bank statements will be submitted together and will be available for both applications as all the documents of both (interlinked) applications go to the embassy in one packet, like a joint application. Both printed applications, all the supporting documents will be in 1 packet
â Hanky Panky
May 19 at 15:33