The gross earnings ( before deductions ) are the qualifying amount. So my question was if my net pay dips below 1550, would that be OK? Does pensions count as deductions? Should I have a covering letter stating the monthly gross pay of every month? Sorry, I meant to just ask if the pension deductio...

Ah I think I got it now, thank you for your clarification.

Casa wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 23, 2019 11:39 pm

The gross earnings (before deductions) are the qualifying amount.

So my question was if my net pay dips below 1550, would that be OK? Does pensions count as deductions?

Should I have a covering letter stating the monthly gross pay of every month?

AmazonianX wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 23, 2019 11:49 pm

It means somewhere in the employment letter should read like 'Revlimo88 is being payed a salary of £2000/month since January 2019'

If the employment letter states the start date and fixed annual sallary as per contract, it kind of implies the monthly salary doesn't it?

Sadly I've checked and because I changed jobs and took two months personal break, when I average it out over the 12 months I still end up short due to that. I guess we'll just wait till the 6 months passes, gives some time to prepare the visa I guess.

Thanks, will do and they will already know once my wife arrives, just thought in case I had to mention it.

Korekt wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 23, 2019 10:44 pm

What is the taxable pay?

My 'basic pay' is in the range of £1900, the deductions are PAY & NIC in the ranges of 160 and 140. Then there's the pension deduction.

Is that what you mean taxable pay?

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