A second pair of eyes before you submit
Most Schengen visa refusals and delays come down to avoidable issues: a missing bank statement, dates that do not line up, an itinerary that does not match the visa type, or insurance that falls short of the required cover. A document check gives your application a careful review before it reaches the consulate, so you can fix problems while you still have time.
The service suits anyone who has gathered their own paperwork but wants reassurance that the file is complete and consistent — first-time applicants, busy professionals, and people reapplying after a previous refusal.
How the check works
You send us your draft application and supporting documents. An adviser reviews them against the published requirements of the consulate you are applying through, then returns clear, written feedback on what is in good shape and what needs attention.
The general short-stay (Type C) document set is broadly similar across the 29 Schengen states, but each consulate sets its own detail. We review against your specific destination — browse the Schengen visa hub to confirm which country handles your application.
What we help with
- Checking your application form for completeness and consistency
- Reviewing proof of funds, employment or study evidence, and ties to the UK
- Confirming travel insurance meets the required level of cover
- Cross-checking your itinerary, accommodation and dates against your stated purpose
- Flagging common pitfalls that lead to refusals or requests for more documents
- Suggesting how to present and order your file for the appointment
What to prepare
- Your completed or draft Schengen application form
- Passport details and any previous visas
- Travel and accommodation bookings or plans
- Recent bank statements and proof of income
- Employment, study or self-employment evidence
- A travel insurance quote or policy
We tell you what we have checked and what still needs work, but the final decision always rests with the consulate — we provide support, not approvals. Official fees and processing times vary by nationality and consulate, so we link you to the current consular source rather than quoting figures.
When your file is ready for review, contact us to start and we will confirm the documents we need for your route.
