A Nigerian lady has shared the documents she submitted when she applied for a UK visa for her mother.

According to the lady who made a post on TikTok, her mother was supposed to be in the UK to help her because she recently gave birth to a baby.

The mother travelled to the UK for what Nigerians traditionally call 'Omugwo', which is a period older mothers care for their grandchildren while their children understudy them.

In her post, @techsiz narrated how she got the visa her mother used to fly to the UK.

She disclosed in her TikTok video that she submitted a lot of documents, including their utility bills in the UK, her mother's international passports, documents to her mother's property in Nigeria, photos and many more.

She wrote:

"We added our marriage certificate to indicate that we are civil partners and would be taking care of her visit as a couple. Her international passport as a means of identification for her. We also added our international passports and BRPs for ID. We added my birth certificate to indicate her relationship to me. We added our utility bill as a proof of address of where she will be staying during her visit. We used one that has either my name or my husband's or both. We uploaded family pictures that has her and myself or my hubby in it as further proof of the relationship."

They went over and above to ensure that the UK visa was not denied and she got it.

She continued:

"Photos to show that she has a business to return back to in Nigeria before the exhaustion of the 6 months we are applying for. Also, documents to show her properties in Nigeria like landed properties and photos of her in her business place. You can also include a letter from your dad stating that she is returning to him after her stay, my dad is late so we didn't add this. We wrote a cover letter to support the application, it contained the duration, her itinerary, reason for visit and other necessary information. We also wrote an invitation letter, addressed by I and hubby."

Also, they submitted their pay slip in the UK and equally submitted her mother's statement of account.

She said:

"I and hubby's pay slips from work, mine was for 3 months and hubby's was for 6 months. No rules about it. Mum's statement of account for one year. We didn't do any POF for her because we are sponsoring her visit. We just used what she had in her history since her account have been active as a businesswoman. But remember we added her landed properties and other business she has."

According to the lady, they equally made available proof of funds, showing that they could take care of the woman in the UK.

She noted:

"We submitted our POF that stayed three months in our UK bank account, we used mine as one is enough and we had about £3,000 minimum for that. You might need to confirm how much you need.