@Seagul my response does not relate to the calculation method used to determine whether the OPs application meets the financial requirements. I’m responding to the OPs question which explicitly asks what to use in the online application What is their annual income before tax for this employment in G...
So I've been working for my company for over six months. For the first three months I was paid £26,000 and for the last three I was paid £27,500. In the application where it asks what my salary is, should I state £26,000 or £27,500? I know that they will only use the £26,000 to calculate but it jus...
First, congratulations to you both! The visa process is a daunting process, but it will be worth it! We too had a small gathering at a Registry Office with 15 guests at a local hotel/wedding venue for our ‘reception’. As proof of our intent to marry, we provided: - receipt for rings and; - email cor...
Maybe after reading it you won't reply because might accept your failure to grasp it but if you still then you can carrying on talking with yourself. Instead 5.3 the 5.4 applies here: 5.4. Category B: Less than 6 months with current employer or variable income – overseas sponsor returning to the UK...
You were told what guidance suggested and the official guideline will still stand correct regardless of whether the visa was approved or not. A lot of times the caseworker miscalculate to even a sufficient income and then refuse the application which seems to have happened reversed in your case whe...
You were told what guidance suggested and the official guideline will still stand correct regardless of whether the visa was approved or not. A lot of times the caseworker miscalculate to even a sufficient income and then refuse the application which seems to have happened reversed in your case whe...
Congratulations! Further, and having reviewed the thread, I agree with the OP and geoeng. Ive no doubt that Section 5.3 applied in this situation and the wrong advice was given. Remember that most of us are not qualified immigration professionals and are providing guidance based on our interpretatio...
Hi there, I applied yesterday (using standard service) for my FLR (M) extension and have my BRP scheduled in a few days but i am really concerned about the processing time as my visa expires on 22nd December. When the guideline states 8 week processing time, do it actually take long? i am really ho...
Have you checked your tax and NI contributions through your Government Gateway account? You can view the information provided by your employer to HMRC in your account.
Due to my bonus I would always get paid different per wage, I get paid 2 weekly so I submitted 26 weeks worth of wage slips which added up to £10,000 for the 6 months. This would equal to £20,000 for the year which is clearly exceeding the amount they require. My colleagues have used the same metho...
Hi Thankyou so much for the reply. Yes my employer has kept everything updated with HMRC - I work with many colleagues who have had successful visas in the past so I’m hoping for an overturn during the appeal review. Fingers crossed Within the 6 months you have relied upon, was your gross pay alway...
https://www.ukvcas.co.uk/help-support/ourinfo/prepareDocuments Thanks seagul. I checked this page before I made my initial post. It doesn’t cover the points of my queries like can I submit documents online and then pay for document upload service on the day to upload further documents. If this rela...
Thank you very much for your answer, I am comforted that someone at least shares my view. Very thankful for your help and for you to have taken the time to respond to my long post. Hopefully it can be rectified with them.
There is no requirement for spouse/CP to register with the Police, unless it is written on either your fiancé visa vignette and/or your BRP. Did you actually read my post? My fiance visa said I needed to register which I have done.. However my new spouse visa decision letter states I no longer need...
There is no requirement for spouse/CP to register with the Police, unless it is written on either your fiancé visa vignette and/or your BRP. Did you actually read my post? My fiance visa said I needed to register which I have done.. However my new spouse visa decision letter states I no longer need...
Hello, I am in an absolute dilemma relating to police registration. I am an Israeli national and I came to the UK on a fiance visa a few months ago, and my vignette had printed on it "Register with the police within 7 days of arrival" and I complied with that requirement and registered with the pol...
Thank you :) :) This is a redacted copy of the letter used for both of our successful visas. Date XXXXXXXXXXX Ref: ADDRESS Dear Entry Clearance Officer, I, LANDLORD, can confirm that I am the landlord and owner of the XX bedroom FLAT/HOUSE located at the aforementioned address. I can confirm there ...
Your advisor is very much mistaken. As CR001 has advised, notice can only be given once you are in the UK. Note also that you must have been a UK resident for 9 consecutive days, not 8. The requirement for a fiancé visa is that you must show intent to marry. This does not necessarily require you to ...
Simply scan and upload them yourself. Then you know everything is done correctly. I share the sentiment. When the agent was scanning our documents at Sopra Steria, it was clear that a number were being fed through and not scanned. Highlighting this to the agent, she said there was ‘no problem’ and ...
At the Sopra Steria in Croydon, they provide a phone number for you to call and pay for document scanning at the centre . Once you have paid, you will then have to queue and wait for another available agent to scan your documents and submit your application to UKVI. Check on the Sopra Steria site th...
Application Type: FLR(M) - 1st Extension from Fiance Visa, Married 11th October 2019 Application Submitted: 23rd October 2019 Postal or In-Person Application: In-person, Super Priority Service Attended Sopra Steria Centre: 26th October 2019 @ Croydon Biometrics Enrolled: 26th October 2019 Acknowled...
Proving you and your fiancé are the only occupants, it’s not required. However, you will need to provide: - a letter from your fiancé/sponsor detailing the size of the property and confirming that by you moving in, it will not become overcrowded; - a copy of Land Registry title deeds; - mortgage sta...
Many of our documents were either digitally signed or copies. We submitted our application on Saturday AM and had our approval decision yesterday morning!
