Using parent's property and will as evidence of assets

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The UK wants to know if you are a genuine tourist or business traveler, and not trying to overstay and immigrate. They cannot know what you plan to do, so they look at your circumstances.

They want to know who pays for your trip, and also what your finances look like. This is not about simply having a fixed amount of money in the bank account. It is about stable, legal income exceeding your reasonable expenses. Having such income shows a settled, responsible lifestyle and an incentive to return home to that job.

So you will have to explain your finances, and if you cannot afford the trip without borrowing against a future inheritance, things don't look good.

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Until they die and your parents' wills are probated or settled (I don't know the legal word of art for India), your parents' property is not yours.

Their wills demonstrate that your parents believe that they own the property. Their wills do not provide any evidence that you yourself own this property.

Because wills can be changed, your interest in their property is only an expectancy, and their property cannot be counted as your asset.

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