dear members i applied my wife's visa when I was having ILR. She got her first visa valid from Oct 2018 to June 2020. then I got my british passport in February 2018. My query is that when the duration of my wife's ILR will be completed? And i should count the time from the time she got her visa or...
Yeah I totally understand your point. I'm just torn between applying now or waiting until April when my payslips will all be over £1550. You say it will be fine to apply now - however my solicitor is advising me to wait til April. When I apply shall I give more than 6 months payslips and bank state...
Hi I am really sorry to be a pain, as i have decided to apply for my wife's settlement visa. Now in the application they are asking for below copied UKVI documents, but I don't have anything thats corresponding myself and my wife's name except tenancy agreement, our son's birth registration certifi...
Hey, thank you so much for your help. Thats fine, thanks for cooling my concern. However, it says on my contract,payslip and employer verification that I am on a salary of £21,000 - therefore they would calculate my income using my payslips this way wouldn't they (highlighted in bold)? 5.1.4. The o...
If you have earned at least £18600 from both jobs during the last 12 months then you may qualify under category B where you will have to show 12 months of payslips of all jobs and bank statements. Many thanks sir, Just one more question can he also show earning which he earn in last 12 month online...
Be cooled down because based on your figures you can comfortably meet the financial requirement through category A non-salaried person route where instead taking the lowest figure the average of last 6 months is taking to calculate the annualized wages like in your case as below: £1712.59 + £1817.23...
Birth certificate only needs at extension stage but not at initial stage. First I’ve heard of a birth certificate being needed at any part of the spouse visa. Please could you clarify when/if this is needed for a spouse extension visa FLR(M)? Birth certificate is definitely not needed at initial en...
Hi Guys, Can someone clarify below for me please on FLR(M) financial requirement? does it mean that P60 needs to be for the same period as payslips? P60 is obviously for YE 5th April but my payslips are from Jan to Dec ( not exactly the same period as payslips) does it matter? I am not sure what 'r...
Hi Guys, Can someone clarify below for me please on FLR(M) financial requirement? does it mean that P60 needs to be for the same period as payslips? P60 is obviously for YE 5th April but my payslips are from Jan to Dec ( not exactly the same period as payslips) does it matter? I am not sure what 'r...
Starting a new role with same employer is indeed a continuation and still falls under category A if being employed by same employer from at least 6 months. If your wages vary then simply choose non-salaried person where HO will take the average of last 6 months wages instead the lowest wage figure.
If you have earned at least £18600 from both jobs during the last 12 months then you may qualify under category B where you will have to show 12 months of payslips of all jobs and bank statements.
ACCA is a professional qualification but not an academic degree like BSC, MSC, MBA etc which give exemptions from English language if achieved from UK. But you may get exemption if NARIC confirms its equivalency to at least bachelor degree though its red route and also issue you its English profici...
Perfect! That makes it easier. Mofa says on their site that for marriage attestation, they need Nadra Card for Wife with husbands name on it. Nadra is unlikely to do this quickly lol. Not mandatory but it may act as one of the subsisting relationship evidence. Another question relating to salary: I...
ACCA is a professional qualification but not an academic degree like BSC, MSC, MBA etc which give exemptions from English language if achieved from UK. But you may get exemption if NARIC confirms its equivalency to at least bachelor degree though its red route and also issue you its English proficie...
Almost everyone in life has to sacrifice something to get something. Why don't you try to stay in your present employment until you get extension on 5 years partner route.
Morning Everyone, I thought I'd post this information as it may help someone else. I have just spoken to the UKVI via the telephone helpline. They have clarified that the only documents that need to be no older than 28 days when submitting your applications are: Wage Slips Bank Statements Any finan...
Thank you Seagul, It is just that the guidance sometimes are not clear enough, I know some of these answers are purely based on personal circumstances but sometimes it is confusing in the sense how HO would interpret an answer. I would appreciate if you could comment on the following. a) Do you thi...
