UK Unmarried Partner Visa Lawyers

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Who is an Unmarried Partner?

An unmarried partner, also known as a de facto partner or common-law spouse, is someone who has been living with their partner in a relationship akin to marriage for at least two years.
The UK government recognizes this type of relationship and allows unmarried partners to apply for a UK Unmarried Partner Visa if they meet the eligibility criteria.

Who is Eligible for a UK Unmarried Partner Visa?

For you to qualify for a UK unmarried partner visa, your partner must either Both partners are required to be at least 18 years old to be eligible for this visa category.

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Be a UK citizen or a settled person in the UK (i.e. have indefinite leave to remain)
Have refugee status in the UK
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Have humanitarian protection in  the UK
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Have ILR, also known as permanent residence, through the EU Settlement Scheme
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Be from the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland and have a valid EEA Family Permit
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You are in a genuine and subsisting relationship with your partner
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You have been living together for at least two years
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You have adequate accommodation in the UK
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You can financially support yourself without relying on public funds

Aside from these requirements, you must also prove that Both partners are required to be at least 18 years old to be eligible for this visa category.

Proving Relationship

To prove a genuine and subsisting relationship, you must submit evidence that what you have been having is similar to a marriage or a civil partnership for the last two years. This includes

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Joint bank statements or utility bills

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Tenancy or mortgage agreements with both names on it

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Letters addressed to you at the same address

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Photographs together

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Travel documents showing that you have travelled together

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Evidence of joint responsibilities and assets, such as owning a property together or having joint bank accounts

Financial Requirements

To meet the financial requirements for the visa, you must have a combined income of at least £29,000 per year. If your partner has dependents (such as children or elderly parents), this amount increases depending on the number of dependents. The first child requires an additional £3,800, and each subsequent child requires an extra £2,400. You can also meet the financial requirement if you have savings of at least £88,500.

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Financial Requirements

To meet the financial requirements for the visa, you must have a combined income of at least £29,000 per year. If your partner has dependents (such as children or elderly parents), this amount increases depending on the number of dependents. The first child requires an additional £3,800, and each subsequent child requires an extra £2,400. You can also meet the financial requirement if you have savings of at least £88,500.

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How Much Does Applying for an Unmarried Partner Visa Cost in the United Kingdom?

The cost of applying for a UK unmarried partner visa can vary, depending on your circumstances. Currently, the application fee is £1048 when applied inside the UK and £1846 when applied outside the UK. Additional fees may also apply for the biometric appointment and any required supporting documents. It is advisable to check the official government website for current fees before submitting your application.

Why Hire a UK Unmarried Partner Visa Solicitor?

Experience

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A solicitor who specializes in UK unmarried partner visas will have extensive knowledge and experience in handling such cases. This can increase the chances of your visa being approved.

Understanding of the process

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The application process for a partner visa can be complex and confusing, but a solicitor will have a thorough understanding of all the requirements and procedures involved.

Avoid mistakes

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Submitting incorrect or incomplete information can result in your application being rejected. A solicitor can help make sure all necessary documents are submitted correctly to avoid any delays or refusals.

Personalized advice

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Every case is unique, and an unmarried partner visa solicitor can provide tailored advice based on your circumstances to ensure you meet all the requirements for a successful application.

Hiring a UK unmarried partner visa solicitor can greatly help ease the application process and ensure its success. Here's why With a solicitor handling your application, you can have peace of mind knowing that all aspects of the process are being taken care of by a trained professional.

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Get Help from a UK Unmarried Partner Visa Solicitor Today!

For expert legal guidance and assistance with your unmarried partner visa application, look no further than Ali & Barrow Solicitors. Our experienced team of immigration lawyers is dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of the visa process, ensuring the best chance of success. Call us at 0203 998 3200 or email us at info@alibarrow.com to schedule a consultation and discuss your specific needs.

Let us guide you towards a smooth and successful visa application process.

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