We are one of the UK’s leading providers of Property Inspection Reports. 

We can provide reports anywhere in the country either in person or in a desktop report. Both are accepted by the UKBA and we have an enviable record in producing reports for people who obtain their visas.

Try out our free assessment tool now or contact us for a chat and we can answer any questions you have.

ANTRIM PROPERTY INSPECTION REPORTS

It is a condition of UK immigration rules that any application made for residency be supported by proof that the Sponsor and Applicant  have adequate accommodation.

This requirement applies to a wide category of visas such as Spousal Visas, Fiance/Marriage Visas and family dependents (such as Children, Parents, Grandparents) Visas.

Property Inspection Reports are the stipulated way to satisfy the authorities that this aspect of the regulations is met. 

As one of the leading providers of reports across Britain and Northern Ireland we here at Immigration Property Reports have the satisfaction of helping reunite families settling in the UK.

But why is a Property Report Required?

The report is required to demonstrates to the authorities that the Applicant(s) will have not need to be re-housed once in the UK and so will not be a burden on the Exchequer.

The Home Office/UKBA must be satisfied that the Sponsor can accommodate the Applicant(s) in housing that that will not become statutorily overcrowded under the provisions of Part X of the Housing Act 1985 and is safe and fit for human habitation under Part 1 of the Housing Act 2004.

The property report is, in most cases, a formality. However for those where some issues arise we can provide advice on what needs to be done in order to meet the criteria.

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OBTAINING AN IMMIGRATION PROPERTY REPORT IN ANTRIM

 

 

Obtaining a Property Inspection Report for UKBA is required to receive a UK settlement visa. It sounds a daunting task but in reality arranging the inspection and receiving the report are straightforward. And they don’t need to be expensive!

 

 

 

There are two types of inspection report available. They carry equal weight with the authorities…

In-Person Inspection

As the name suggests this inspection is carried out in-person by one of our agents at a mutually agreed time and date.

On the day of the visit a visual inspection of the outside of your property will be carried out and relevant notes will be made.

Once the external examination is complete, all internal living spaces will be measured and notes taken of the numbers of people who live in the premises.

You will than receive a report detailing your assessment which you can use to support your immigration application. The visit will last approximately 20 – 45 minutes.

On-site inspections have the value of an independent voice confirming the property is as claimed. However they can take longer to arrange, are more expensive, and are not possible for large areas of the UK due to a lack of inspectors.

Desktop Inspection

A Desktop Inspection is available where it is not feasible or possible to have an assessor visit the premises. This may be due to any number of reasons such as an  isolated location where the expense of having an inspector visit is not reasonable.

For a desktop inspection we send you a questionnaire. You complete this, including providing measurements of the rooms and any supporting documentation.

Once the details are returned we complete a report as normal, with just some extra verification of specific details where necessary. 

A desktop inspection report is considered by the authorities as having equal weight to one carried out in person and, from our experience, has an equal success rate.

ARRANGE YOUR ANTRIM INSPECTION NOW

Immigration Property Report work with qualified professionals in Antrim. This means that wherever you are we can help you get your Property Report – and do so quickly and cost-effectively in a  respectful way.

To arrange your report simply give us a call during office hours on 0141 280 5694.

Or complete the form below. We will then contact you to ask you some questions, tell you the documentation we require at the assessment, and arrange an inspection at a time that is convenient to you.