How to organise your UK spouse visa documents
The hard part of a UK spouse visa is not finding any one document. It is working out which documents you even need. The guidance is spread across many GOV.UK pages, each with its own rules on what to include and what format it should take. Then there is keeping track of what you have gathered and what is still missing. A solicitor can do all of this for you, but that is a lot of money for what is really admin. And when you come to apply, the online portal adds its own hurdles: file size limits, scan quality, and accepted formats. This is the gap Stratovisa was built to close.
UK spouse visa documents, by category
We use the spouse visa as the example here, but the same idea works for any UK visa. The supporting documents fall into a few natural groups, and seeing them this way makes a long list feel manageable.
For example:
| Group | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Identity | Who you and your spouse are |
| Relationship | That your relationship is genuine |
| Financial | The money side of the rules |
| Accommodation | Where you will live |
The same groups, one slot at a time
Stratovisa lays out those same groups as a slot for every document your visa type asks for, and hides the ones that do not apply to you. You upload straight into each slot, so nothing lands in the wrong place and nothing is forgotten.

What is done, what is still missing
As you upload, you get a live view of what is complete and what is still outstanding, so nothing is missed in the days before you submit. You do not have to hold it all in your head.

One package for your online application
When you are ready, it all comes down as one complete, ordered package: your original files, plus anything Stratovisa prepared for you, arranged in a sensible order and ready to upload to the online UK application portal. One download, instead of a rush at the end.
Stratovisa does not give advice or decide your case. It takes care of the admin: finding what is needed, keeping it organised, and getting it ready to submit. For most people, that saves days of work, a lot of the worry, and the cost of a solicitor.