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    - What is a sponsor?
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    - What documents should my sponsor send/fax to the Embassy?
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    - Is it necessary to have a letter from my employer indicating my salary if some or all of my expenses are going to be covered by my sponsor?
    - Do I need to show my old passport when I apply?
    - Is a transit visa required if I am staying in the United Kingdom for less than twenty-four hours and can I leave the airport?
    - If I am applying for a settlement visa, should my sponsor be present at the interview?
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