Property Inspection Report Dover for UK immigration and visa
Property Inspection Report Dover. Need a property inspection for UK immigration or visa application in Dover? Evergreen Engineers Ltd. provides expert, reliable reports. Ensure your property meets all UK standards for a smooth application process
Property Inspection Report Dover
Property Inspection Report Dover for UK immigration and visa
Property Inspection Report Dover: Expert property inspection services in Dover for UK immigration and visa applications. Ensure your property meets all UK government requirements with Evergreen Engineers Ltd.
When applying for a UK visa or immigration, it's often necessary to provide proof of adequate accommodation. A property inspection report from a qualified surveyor ensures that your property meets the UK government's standards.
Evergreen Engineers specializes in property inspections for UK Visa and Immigration applications. Our team of certified inspector provides comprehensive reports that meet all government standards. With our years of experience and expertise, you can trust us to deliver accurate and detailed assessments of your property.
Why Choose Evergreen Engineers Ltd. for Your Property Inspection Report Dover?
- UKVI Expertise: Our team is well-versed in the latest UKVI guidelines and requirements for property inspections.
- Accurate and Reliable Reports: We provide detailed and accurate reports that clearly outline the property's condition and ready to submit for your visa application.
- Timely Delivery: We understand the importance of timely submissions and strive to deliver reports within agreed-upon timelines.
- Competitive Pricing: Our pricing is competitive, offering value for your investment.
- Professional Service: We provide a professional and efficient service, ensuring your satisfaction.
Property Inspection Report Dover for UK immigration and visa is also known as
A Property Inspection Report for UK visa and immigration purposes, often referred to by different names, is a document that verifies if a property in Havering meets the necessary accommodation standards for UK visa application. The report's goal is to confirm that the property is suitable for housing visa applicants.
- Accommodation Report for Visa
- UKVI property inspection reports
- Nationwide Home Inspection report
- housing report for a spouse visa
- Immigration house survey report
- Housing inspections for UK entry clearance visa
- House inspection for visa
- House inspection report
- Accommodation Report for a spouse visa
- Immigration Property Inspection Report
- Home survey report for immigration
- Home Inspection Report for a spouse visa
- House surveying for UK visa and immigration
- Property inspection report UK
- UK Entry Home Office Inspection
- Entry Clearance Property Inspection Report
Property Inspection Report Dover: areas covered
We provide Property Inspection Report service for UK Immigration and Visas throughout Dover Kent, including the following areas –
- Alkham
- Ashley, Kent
- Buckland, Kent
- Church Whitfield
- Coldred
- East Langdon
- East Studdal
- Elvington, Kent
- Ewell Minnis
- Eythorne
- Farthingloe
- Frogham, Kent
- Guston
- Kearsney, Kent
- Langdon, Kent
- Lydden
- Martin Mill
- Martin, Kent
- Maxton, Kent
- Nonington
- River, Kent
- Shepherdswell
- Snowdown
- St Margaret-at-Cliffe
- Sutton, Kent
- Swingate, Kent
- Temple Ewell
- Waldershare
- West Langdon
- West Studdal
- Westcliffe, Kent
- Whitfield, Kent
Property Inspection Report Dover | UK Immigration and Visa Application | Evergreen Engineers Ltd.
Dover property inspection services for UK immigration and visa applications. Evergreen Engineers Ltd. offers detailed reports to meet all requirements.
What is a Property Inspection Report?
for UK Immigration and visa application
A Property Inspection Report is an independent assessment prepared by a qualified professional for the Home Office for entry clearance or settlement visa application to confirm that a property is suitable and not overcrowded for new residents. It is typically submitted to the UK Home Office to ensure that the accommodation meets specific standards of safety, health, and space. The report confirms that the property is suitable for the intended occupants and meets the accommodation requirements for a UK visa.
The Report is ideal for those applying for:
- Spouse & Civil Partner visas
- Marriage Visitor visas
- Fiancé(e) visas
- Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
- Visit visas
- UK Partner visas (husband, wife, civil partner, unmarried or same-sex partners)
- Dependent visas (children, parents, grandparents)
- And any visa requiring proof of suitable accommodation!
What Our Surveyors Look For
- Is not statutorily overcrowded under the Housing Act 1985, Part X and shall have sufficient space to accommodate both the current occupiers and the applicant.
- Fit for human habitation and meets health and safety criteria of the property set by Section 604 of the Housing Act 1985 (as amended).
- Free from category 1 hazards under the Housing Act 2004.
- Is in a reasonable state of repair.
- Free from conditions that may present a public health nuisance.
We provide an independent assessment of the accommodation to meet the requirements of the UK Border Agency following the guidance
“Obtain an independent assessment of the number of rooms and occupants of the proposed accommodation. A report from a suitably qualified body certifying that a personal inspection has been carried out and giving details of accommodation inspected is usually acceptable for this purpose. Above all, the Entry Clearance officer must be satisfied that the accommodation will not become overcrowded within the definition of the Housing Act 1985 or that it will not contravene public health regulations.”
"Above all, the Entry Clearance officer must be satisfied that the accommodation will not become overcrowded within the definition of the Housing Act 1985 or that it will not contravene public health regulations."
Our Immigration property inspection report meet all legal requirements
- Fit for human habitation and meets health and safety criteria of the property set by Section 604 of the Housing Act 1985 (as amended).
- Is not statutorily overcrowded under Part X Overcrowding of Housing Act 1985, and will have sufficient space to accommodate both the current occupiers and the applicant.
- Is free from Category 1 and 2 Hazards in Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) given under section 9 of the Housing Act 2004.
- Other relevant comments based on property condition and applicant’s circumstances.
Don't let property inspection delays hinder your immigration plans. Contact Evergreen Engineers Ltd today for a quick and efficient property inspection report in Biggleswade for UK Immigration and Visa application.
Check if your home is overcrowded by law
Your home may be legally overcrowded if there are not enough rooms or space for the number of people who live there. A household is overcrowded if it has fewer bedrooms than it needs to avoid sharing, based on the age, sex and relationship of household members.
Many people who contact us find that they are not legally overcrowded even though their living conditions are very cramped
Contact us if you think you may be living in an overcrowded property and may not suitable for your visa application. We will guide you and provide impartial advise.
How many people can occupy a room?
Under housing law, there are two ways to calculate if your home is overcrowded.
- The room standard: By the number of rooms for people to sleep in. Section 325 of Housing Act 1985 (PART X OVERCROWDING)
- The space standard: By the amount of space in the home and the number of people living in it. Section 326 of Housing Act 1985 (PART X OVERCROWDING)
Statutory overcrowding is when there are too many people living in your home using either of the calculations.
Room standard
| No of rooms | No of people allowed |
|---|---|
| 1 | 2 |
| 2 | 3 |
| 3 | 5 |
| 4 | 7.5 |
| 5+ | 2 per extra room |
This standard does not include children under 10.
Space standard
| Floor area | No of people allowed |
|---|---|
| 10.2 square metres (110 square feet) | 2 |
| 8.4-10.1 square metres (90-19 square feet) | 1.5 |
| 6.5-8.3 square metres (70-89 square feet) | 1 |
| 4.6-6.4 square metres (50-69 square feet) | 0.5 |
The floor area should be measured per room and the total of occupiers totalled for the whole dwelling.
Count how many people live in your home
- anyone aged 10 or over counts as 1 person
- children aged 1 to 9 only count as half a person
- babies under 1 year old do not count at all
FAQ: Statutory overcrowding and Bedrooms
Under the legal rules, these all count as rooms you can sleep in:
- bedrooms
- living rooms and dining rooms
- box rooms, studies or home offices
- bathrooms, toilets and corridors
- small kitchens and utility rooms
- any room that is less than 4.65 square metres (50 square feet)
2 people usually can share a room if they’re:
- a couple
- under 10 years old - it doesn’t matter if they’re girls or boys
- under 16 years old - if they’re both girls or both boys
A person who is 16 years old or over needs their own bedroom. i.e he / she can not sleep with anyone else unless they are couple.
- Name, date of birth and passport number of visa applicant
- Name and date of birth of sponsor
- Name and date of birth of other people living in the property (if any) and their relation with sponsor.
The duration of the inspection process depends on the size and complexity of the property. We will provide you with an estimated timeline. In generally, the inspection should take about half an hour.
The Housing Act 1985 is the relevant legislation (housing law) used to assess if a dwelling is considered to be statutory overcrowded. Within the framework of the legislation there are two ways to calculate if your home is statutorily overcrowded.
Section 325 - The Room Standard. The room standard considers the number of rooms available for people to sleep in the property. The law refers to your home or property as a ‘dwelling’.
Section 326 – The Space Standard considers the amount of space in dwelling and the number of people living in it.
A home is considered to be Statutory overcrowded when there are too many people living in the dwelling using either of the calculations.
Generally, children under 10 years old, regardless of their gender, can share a bedroom. Children over the age of 10 years of different sexes can not sleep in a room. However, children over 10 years old (until they turn 16 tears old) of same genders can sleep in a room. Children over 16 years old should have their own private rooms.