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My wife too had one previously, including ILR. We left the UK in 2004, and then they changed the law!. So in answer to your question, yes she can apply again. My wifes grandmother was born in UK. The documents my wife sent off were - Birth certificate for Grandmother, her mother and herself. Then our marriage certificate. We obtained grandmother birth certificate online thru www.gro.gov.uk -She also provided photocopy of her old passport showing her original Ancestry Visa (took copy to the biometric apt, and the certified all documents that she wanted to submit at a cost of $5 each. Take photocopies of all documents that will be submitted with application, then take both original and copies to apt, they will certify for you, then you can take your originals home with you) If you get them to photocopy docs they will charge you even more.

you can renew at post office, one where they can do photo. did same last year and mine expired 2008. Takes about 3 weeks for DVLA to send out

Hi Rainman, yes Definately better than spouse visa. My wife got her visa in 7days. Paid extra for priority processing. If you have specific question or question happy to assist. Oh and she doesn't need passport photo!

Hi there, do you know if you need to provide passport photo's with ancestry visa application?? Have biometric apt tomorrow

Hi there, just looking to see if anyone can help. We are moving back to uk. My daughter and l both have uk passports, but my wife has aussie passport. She previously has had an Ancestry Visa, but is expired. When she applies again, does she still have to prove her right to this visa. Thanking you in advance.