Can we show stock options granted by employer as proof of funds for UK visa?
I have submitted applications for UK standard visitor visa for me, my wife and 2 children. I have bank statements to show as proof of funds and also payslips for proof of income.
I have stock options granted by my employer but only a certain number are actually liquid currently and other options vest later. Should I submit a statement of these holdings showing their net worth to further improve my application? Note I did not make a mention of these in my visa application as I am not earning any income from these options currently. Is it too late just to submit the documentation and make a mention of this in my cover letter?
Thanks for your prompt advice.
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How can I get proof of funds for UK visa?
In order to display exact financial proof, each applicant can do so by means of showing: Bank letter, under you and/or your parents' name. Bank account statement, under you and/or your parent(s)' name. Financial Sponsorship from an international organization approved by UKVI.What investments qualify for UK investor visa?
The only qualifying Tier 1 Investor visa investment options are share capital and/or loan capital in active and trading UK registered companies. You will need to make a qualifying investment within 90 days of entering the UK Investor visa category.Can PPF be shown as funds for UK?
PPF, PF, KVP, gold valuation, value of demat holdings, mutual funds or any other liquid assets other than the ones listed above are NOT acceptable. Acceptable Banks: Your bank has to be an accepted financial institution as per UKVI.Do I need to show proof of funds UK?
Example If you submit your application on 1 January 2021, you'd have to show that the funds were in your bank account for at least the 28-day period ending on 1 December. If you have a student loan or financial sponsorship, you'll need to provide evidence of this from your loan or sponsorship company.UK universities no longer trust the evidence of proof of funds provided by international students
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