All info in plain english@

http://www.lawcentreni.org/Publications ... age_05.htm

 

Summary: you'll be fine with that application pack.

When applying for the visa you will need:
Notarised copy of your passport
Original birth certificate (check with the embassy in India if they'll accept a notarised copy - it's a pain if they go missing)
4 to 6 months pay slips
4 to 6 months bank statements
A copy of the title deed for your house (may need to be notarised, depending on the embassy)
A letter from you explaining to the Entry Clearance Officer your history and relationship, future plans, accounts, etc.
All your letters/emails/phone bills/photos for as far back as you have them. Highlight calls to her on the phone bill.

She will need:
Passport
Birth Certificate
6 months of her bank statements (I have no idea why. I strongly suspect our government is money-mad)
Passport-style photograph less than 6 months old.

All should be submitted together by her along with the fee in local currency equivalent of £260

What that document didn't say is this:
* When your fiancée arrives in England, she is on basically a 6 month tourist visa. Within that 6 months you have to marry.
* Before she can declare her intent to marry, she must obtain a Certificate of Approval from the Home Office. This costs £135 and is subject to the caprice of civil servants. (Actually the linked doc did talk about this: mentioned it might be an illegal policy under UK law)
* At the end of the 6 months she will have to return to India to apply for her visa as a spouse.

In the end it might almost be easier for you to ask for a life-favour from your employer and take a couple of weeks off to tie the knot.

 

Great info Kaitain

Hope everything going well for you

 

I highly appreciated the information shared by Kaiten. These were all the necessary requirement needed for a fiancee living to the place of your partner. Ive experience this so.

Here's the link who help me with this
http://olvis.com