Hi all, I am planning to apply for ILR (via Tier 2 General) in months time. I have a question regarding to the accommodation. I have been married to a British citizen since last year and has moved to his flat. It's a council flat (one bedroom) which he has lived there since before we met. The flat ...
Hi everyone I have recently received a payrise (just under £4k) as part of performance review, however my contract has been changed and I am now no longer eligible for overtime. Should this be reported/ updated on SMS? Additional info My current visa renewal is due in March this year but I am ...
Sorry to be a pest but I am now considering to change all UK documents to Ms instead of Miss (i.e. bank account, driving license). So in this scenario, my passport states title "Miss" (nothing I can do as Ms doesn't recognize in my country) but my UK bank account and payslips etc. are "Ms". I ...
Sorry to be a pest but I am now considering to change all UK documents to Ms instead of Miss (i.e. bank account, driving license). So in this scenario, my passport states title "Miss" (nothing I can do as Ms doesn't recognize in my country) but my UK bank account and payslips etc. are "Ms". I ...
As you said it should be ok using "Miss" but in your personal opinion, what would be a better option? change to Ms or keep Miss? I am more convinced to keep using Miss as it at least matches my passport.
Hi everyone, I have a question about using Miss and Ms in UK. In my country, a woman only get to choose Miss or Mrs after get married, we don't have Ms. I got married in my country and decided to keep all my title and names, so nothing changed on my identification and personal documents (including ...
Sorry for opened the new topic. I just thought that the conversation is off the topic, thought it would be ok to open a new topic on a correct visa category. My apologies. So that would mean paying rent is subject to me and my partner on who is paying, could be both or either of us but the rent bill ...
Sorry for opened the new topic. I just thought that the conversation is off the topic, thought it would be ok to open a new topic on a correct visa category. My apologies. So that would mean paying rent is subject to me and my partner on who is paying, could be both or either of us but the rent bill ...
Sorry if i am being a pest but I don't quite understand. Say if the Local Authority give me permission to live in the property. Would my name appear on any a rent bills and council tax bills then?
I just want to make sure I don't get myself in trouble for work visa.
Hi all, I have a question here about a work visa and property I live. I live here under work visa and now live in a private flat and considering to move in with my partner. I found the document (https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/518624/Public_funds_v13.0.pdf ...
I just found a document says A joint tenancy cannot be granted to 2 or more people if any of them is a person subject to immigration control who is ineligible for local authority housing. This applies both to local authority housing and to housing which is provided by a housing association as the ...
OK so living in a council flat (with full rent and council tax paid) isn't considered as accessing to public funds then? I just thought it might be as the rent is a bit cheaper than private flat. Yes I will definitely inform the Council if I move in, also the Home Office as they require notification ...
Yes I am aware of extend the notification to 70 days, thanks for reminding me. I have another question for you here. If I'm married and decide to move in to stay in the council flat with my future husband, however I would like to stay under my work visa and not switch to a spouse visa, would living ...
I am under work visa and yes I am aware of that, so we will get married first before I decide to move in and then spouse visa after that. This should be ok for spouse visa application, shouldn't it? there's no rush for me to switch to spouse visa anyway.
Hi Casa. Sorry as I said above for the confusion, I meant to say "if" we live together. I am considering to move in and also considering to switch to a spouse visa, so we are not living together yet.
Hi Casa. Sorry for the confusion, I meant to say "If my partner (British) and I (non-EEA) live in a council flat. I am considering to switch my visa to a spouse visa..." I missed "If"
So if I want to move in with him, he will no longer eligible for the council flat?
Hi all, I have a question here about a spouse visa. My partner (British) and I (non-EEA) live in a council flat. I am considering to switch my visa to a spouse visa. Would council flat (full rent and council tax paid, but still owned by the council) be adequate to obtain a spouse visa or it has to ...
Hi all, I am planning to travel abroad for a week on personal matter and will come back to UK. I currently hold Tier 2 (General) visa, however my work visa is on valid until the first week of March. Would I have any difficulties to re-enter UK, say the first/ second week of February? is there a ...
Hi All, I have a question regarding to SOC and an appropriate salary. My job code is 2127 and minimum requirement for experienced worker is £30,000. I have an annual permanent contract. I used to work 40 hours/ week and earned £30,150 (which met the minimum requirement), However my contract has been ...
