UK visa sponsor [duplicate]

I'm applying for a UK visa to sit for plab exam, and I am thinking about making my dad a sponsor. I have two questions:

My father runs a private clinic, so providing an evidence of the average income will be hard. Will that affect the decision, and if yes how can I provide acceptable evidence of his income since he receives money in cash?

His bank account contains enough money but with too few transactions, as the money is derived from saving certificates interest. Will that bank statement be accepted?

Best Answer

I think you could include the savings account statements along with your main statements. This will help show where your money came from.

Does he keep company accounts? Tax records? Even a cash business should do this.

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Can I have two sponsors for UK visa?

Yes, it is entirely possible for two, or even more, Tier 2 Sponsor Licence holders to offer you a Certificate of Sponsorship.

Can a Certificate of sponsorship be amended?

Once a CoS is assigned, if a minor correction needs to be made, you can add a 'sponsor note'. If you notice a serious mistake (e.g. you have entered an incorrect nationality, tier category, name, or date of birth), you will need to cancel the CoS and create a new one.

Can Certificate of sponsorship be rejected?

Sponsor licence applications can be refused by the Home Office for many reasons, including failure to pass the genuineness test, incomplete applications, issues with the appointed key personnel and falsified supporting documents.

How do I find my Certificate of sponsorship number?

Each Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) has its own reference number. The Certificate of Sponsorship reference number can be found on the CoS or the submitted application form.

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