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Hi every one
hope u guys doing well.i have been using this forum since july 13 and i always got good feedback from all members.i am asking 1 question and that is (i got my T 1 ent in last year oct 13 now i want to bring my wife and a kid age 7,the question is can i used the same property for my dependent from which i am runing my own business,mean 90 days bank statment which is coming to my home address,like Tenancy Agreement ect.and can u guys kindly tell me which kind of business proof should i provide to the HO,becoz i am not runing my business account statement,so cnt show it ,is that company house letter will be ok? kindly help guys
MANY THANKS

Kindly use the following information as guidance (following information was used for successful dependant application from overseas)


Main Applicant - Sponsor Supporting Document

Passport Copy - (Main Applicant)
BRP Card Copy - (Main Applicant)
Tenancy Agreement (Main Applicant)
NOC Letter from landlord (Main Applicant)
3 Months Salary Slip - (Main Applicant)
Bank Statement (Main Applicant) - In my case I attached 3 months statement.
Covering Letter (Main Applicant)

Dependent Applicant Supporting Document

Covering Letter (Dependent - Wife)
Two passport size photographs (Dependent - Wife)
Marriage Registration Certificate
Family Registration Certificate.
TB Scan Result (Dependent - Wife)
Wedding Photographs
Wedding Cards from both Sides
Photographs after wedding.
proof of subsisting relationship (Chats/Calls/Video Calls) - Skype, Viber, Whatsapp, Calling cards, phone bills etc.

Source : http://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tie ... l#p1027036

Thanks for ur reply
I dnt have any salary slips

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Kindly use the following information as guidance (following information was used for successful dependant application from overseas)


Main Applicant - Sponsor Supporting Document

Passport Copy - (Main Applicant)
BRP Card Copy - (Main Applicant)
Tenancy Agreement (Main Applicant)
NOC Letter from landlord (Main Applicant)
3 Months Salary Slip - (Main Applicant)
Bank Statement (Main Applicant) - In my case I attached 3 months statement.
Covering Letter (Main Applicant)


Dependent Applicant Supporting Document

Covering Letter (Dependent - Wife)
Two passport size photographs (Dependent - Wife)
Marriage Registration Certificate
Family Registration Certificate.
TB Scan Result (Dependent - Wife)
Wedding Photographs
Wedding Cards from both Sides
Photographs after wedding.
proof of subsisting relationship (Chats/Calls/Video Calls) - Skype, Viber, Whatsapp, Calling cards, phone bills etc.

Then no need to provide salary slip. However, you must ensure that your documents (at least any one of them) are indicating that your business is actively trading.

Could you please provide examples of such documents? i do not think there is any such requirements to show trading for your dependent visa. thanks

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Then no need to provide salary slip. However, you must ensure that your documents (at least any one of them) are indicating that your business is actively trading.

entrepreneur123 wrote:Could you please provide examples of such documents? i do not think there is any such requirements to show trading for your dependent visa. thanks

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Then no need to provide salary slip. However, you must ensure that your documents (at least any one of them) are indicating that your business is actively trading.

There is no such requirement. But there have been instances where case worker asked dependant to provide proof from Main applicant that business is active (or is actively trading).

You never know what case worker might think at any time. So, you might as well be prepared beforehand.

ok thanks. could you please tell what documents should be ideal to attach from business point of view?

BlackBirdSSG wrote:

entrepreneur123 wrote:Could you please provide examples of such documents? i do not think there is any such requirements to show trading for your dependent visa. thanks

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Then no need to provide salary slip. However, you must ensure that your documents (at least any one of them) are indicating that your business is actively trading.

There is no such requirement. But there have been instances where case worker asked dependant to provide proof from Main applicant that business is active (or is actively trading). Many people

You never know what case worker might think at any time. So, you might as well be prepared beforehand.

Generally,

1) Business Bank Account Statements (showing cash flow)
2) Copies of current contracts you are actively working on for your clients (they may verify it by calling them)

or a letter from bank or accountant letter saying that business is currently trading will be enough?

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Generally,

1) Business Bank Account Statements (showing cash flow)
2) Copies of current contracts you are actively working on for your clients (they may verify it by calling them)

Affirmative

THANK YOU SO MUCH
IS THE ACCOUNTANT LETTER WILL BE SUFFICIENT?
THANKS AGAIN

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Then no need to provide salary slip. However, you must ensure that your documents (at least any one of them) are indicating that your business is actively trading.

Yes. (As long as your business is shown as active. You never know what kind of case worker you would get.)

thanks for your reply. In my case, my business is active and i am taking salary of £600 per month from the business income. Now should i attach my salary slips with dependent application? or do you think it might cause problem(as case worker might say my income is quite low?) thanks again for your help and advice

BlackBirdSSG wrote:Yes. (As long as your business is shown as active. You never know what kind of case worker you would get.)

It's not compulsory to give yourself salary if you are the owner of the company yourself. So, I don't think it is required. Showing sales or business generating money are more important factors than salary. So, in dependant application, salary slips are not compulsory.

Refer to this thread to learn more about Director's salary => http://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tie ... 62504.html