Accommodation Report for Immigration UK Visa, Property Inspection Reports also known as Entry Clearance Inspection Reports, Immigration Accommodation Reports, UKBA Property Reports, Home Survey Reports for Immigration, Immigration inspections, Immigration accommodation Certificates, Property Inspection Reports and Entry Clearance Certificates or Immigration Housing Inspections for UK Entry Clearance compliant to the Home Office.
HAD are experts in preparing housing inspection surveys in support of entry clearance applications for Settlement Visas and Family Visit Visas. Border entry require a QUALIFIED body to carry out these inspections.
Our Immigration inspections for UK entry clearance have a 100% record of being accepted by British High Commissions and the UK Home Office. In recent times these reports are becoming more important as many applications are refused by Entry Clearance Officer as they fail to meet the requirements.
Contact us:
T: 01282 451428(Mon-Fri 9 am - 5 pm)
M: 07786 391688 (Message out of hours)
Email: hello@hussaindesigns.co.uk
How long does the inspection survey last?
The housing inspection survey lasts for 3 months from the date it is issued.
Can you back date the survey?
No, the survey date cannot change under any circumstances. A new inspection will need to be carried out.
Can I use the lounge as a bedroom?
If you have two separate lounges partitioned with a solid wall (Normally 300mil) and individual doors from the hallway you can class one as a bedroom. If there are dividing doors or have a walk through lounge you cannot use it as a bedroom.
When you have completed the form(s) please return them with any supporting documents
Can my child share my and my spouses/partner’s room?
Only very young children can, up to the age of 1 year old but they must be the biological or adoptive parent.
How much are UKBA housing inspection surveys in North Lanarkshire?
UKBA housing inspection surveys in this area are £65.00, please send your details in the above form for a full professional quotation.
What do our UKBA housing inspection surveys cover?
Our housing inspection surveys run to 4-5 pages in length and we have been producing housing inspection surveys for solicitors and local authorities and housing associations for many years and can always provide references if requested.
Our detailed UKBA housing inspection survey includes a detailed property description, room sizes and details on the
Sponsor and Applicant. We cover the following:
1.HOUSING Act 1985 PART X
2.HOUSING ACT 1985, PART XV111 SECTION 604 (FITNESS FOR HUMAN HABITATION)
3.THE HOUSING ACT 2004 (HA2004), HHSRS CROWDING AND SPACE HAZARDS
THE STATUTORY OVERCROWDING STANDARD
Are we qualified to carry out the UKBA housing inspection survey for UK visa purposes?
When an application is made to the British High Commission for Entry Clearance into the United Kingdom, they request that you:
"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."
We can confirm that we are an multi-award winning independent architectural surveying practice, we have been carrying out the UKBA housing inspection surveys for the home office for many years.
Practitioner’s Qualifications:
BA(Hons) (M.Arch.), Architectural and Building Sciences/Technology
Bsc (Hons) ARCH, FDA Interior & AT – Specialist in the Science of Arch
Why should I choose to use HAD rather than someone else?
We are the UK’s leading providers of UKVI housing inspection surveys.
We will guarantee in writing that our report will be accepted and that we are fully compliant, please give us a call to discuss further. We have a 100% pass rate and more than happy for you to confirm this with the Home office.