Form SU07/12
Who needs form SU07/12?
This form is used by the United Kingdom residents who give undertaking to assist a person/ applicant who is applying to visit or settle in the UK.
What is form SU07/12 for?
SU07/12 is a sponsorship undertaking completed by the UK resident who confirms to assist a person/applicant during his/her stay in the United Kingdom. SU07/12 guarantees that a sponsor will cover all the expenses that may occur during the other person's visit or settlement in the UK. To be precise, the sponsor is responsible for other person’s accommodation, care, maintenance and isn't allowed to recourse to the public funds of the UK.
Is form SU07/12 accompanied by other forms?
SU07/12 is a part of the UK Visa application process. So, SU07/12 is commonly accompanied by the following documents:
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Certified copy of deeds of sponsor’s house
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Letter from building agency that confirms they hold a mortgage for the sponsor
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Housing council rent book, letter or other document that confirms the address of the sponsor
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Bill from a utility company
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Local authority letter, namely a council tax
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Letter from any government department
When is form SU07/12 due?
SU07/12 form is due when it is needed. However, UK Visas and Immigration usually prioritize the processing of the application to make all the required documents available for submission within 3-5 business days after the application.
How do I fill out form SU07/12?
SU07/12 form consists of two parts each one with its set of fields that need to be completed. They are as follows:
Part 1: Sponsored Person’s (Applicant’s) details.
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Full name
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Date of birth
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Place of birth
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Nationality
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Full postal address where the sponsored person is going to reside in the UK
Part 2: Sponsor's undertaking
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Sponsor’s full name
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Sponsor’s date of birth
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Full sponsor's address
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Sponsor’s employer's full address and company name
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Sponsor’s insurance number
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Date of the form completion
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Sponsor’s signature
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Certificate
Where do I send form SU07/12?
SU07/12 form is sent to UK Visas and Immigration which has recently replaced UK Border Agency.