Someone from a another immigration group I am in - has just called the UKVCAS IDV App-line and asked them why they are not clearing the backlog faster. They replied that they have started processing 4000 applications per day from today, they are examining if this is ok with the App. If it is working...
Until near past perhaps at present as well the option #1/A represents the category A Whereas all remaining options erroneously treat as if you are applying under category B by asking 12 months of payslips & bank statements. For this purpose the most robust approach is to include a covering letter. ...
If your 2nd employment with your present employer isn't 6 months old then it can't be combined under category A rather under category B. Both employment is over 6 months old and I am presently employed in both jobs. In fact, I have been working at the non-salaried job since 2018. Only the salaried ...
I am the sponsor. I have two jobs. One is salaried from where I earn about 12k and the other one is non-salaried and I earnt about 9k a year from it. The salaried job has started 6 months ago, so I just qualified to use CAT A. I want to use Cat A and combine my income from both jobs to meet MIR. Ind...
My husband had been looking at the letterbox for his tier 2 visa curtailment letter since he lost his job. But just found out that home office has sent the curtailment back in February via Email (Surprise!!) and his visa has now expired on the end of April. He missed the email buried under tons of j...
It will however affect the ability to sponsor your husband on the EEA/EU route if not living with an EU sponsor. Thank you for your reply. Yes that is correct. After checking the EEA EFM guideline, I have found out my EU father can not sponsor my husband as an Extended family member, because my hus...
I have got EU Settled status as a non eu family member last month. My father is the EU citizen. I want to move out from my parents home and live elsewhere in the UK independently, Will this affect my citizenship application?
They are mistaken. You are over 21, not dependent on your EU citizen sponsor anymore, so this route is not relevant to your spouse. Only an EU citizen can sponsor a non EU citizen. Can my father sponsor my husband? We live in the same house. And as you know from my old posts, he is out of job and c...
My father is an EU citizen, he has settled status. i am not an eu citizen but I have settled status. My husband is in the UK under point based visa. He lost his job and became financially dependent on my father and me. My father has sent him some money last month via bank transaction addition to pay...
Thought you were applying for a spouse visa??? Suggest do that and get it sorted before he does any type of part time work on tier 2. https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/minimum-income-requirement-category-b-with-two-current-jobs-t293923-20.html Thanks for answering. Ye...
My Husband has lost Tier 2 job (he resigned) 6 months ago, he hasn't got a curtailment letter yet. Recently he has been offered a weekend job 20 hours a week same profession. Is he allowed to take the job? He has been offered by two employers with part time job. 1) The employer who had sponsored him...
Writing rapidly the post over post and inserting quotations won't change the fact & reply. Ideally start doing overtime at job 1/job2 and apply whenever you will have earned sufficiently. Otherwise if you have 6 months old savings in excess of £16000 then might cover the shortfall. Good luck Thank ...
Doesn't matter because under category B unlike to category A you aren't necessarily be required to work for same employer from certain time rather the aggregated income (if variable means none-salaried) from all employers is counted unless you have started earning fixed wages (salaried person). It ...
Formula: Total income from all jobs during the last 6 months or 26 weeks/6 months × 12 Job 1 last 6 months: 407.38 406.97 398.76 452.62 463.21 386.53 343.18 342.36 328.4 439.24 230.13 232.75 320.27 245.64 255.17 Total : 5252.61 Job 2 last 6 months: Total : 431 job 1 + job 2 = 5252.61 + 431 = 5683.6...
You are calculating accurately to get the annualized average income but from individual job. But to meet the part 1 of category B you will have to take the average of accumulated income from all jobs during the last 6 months instead taking individually. Like below: Total income from all jobs during...
You are calculating accurately to get the annualized average income but from individual job. But to meet the part 1 of category B you will have to take the average of accumulated income from all jobs during the last 6 months instead taking individually. Like below: Total income from all jobs during...
You are calculating accurately to get the annualized average income but from individual job. But to meet the part 1 of category B you will have to take the average of accumulated income from all jobs during the last 6 months instead taking individually. Like below: Total income from all jobs during...
I think I am confusing myself as well as the group members who are very kind and trying to help me. (not to mention future visitors of the webpage). Let me write full facts about my minimum income situation Part 1 calculation: Sponsor Job 1: Issue date - Amount Gross --------------------------------...
Yes. If the aggregation income from all jobs (not just individual) during the last six months is at least £9300. Total from the last six months? In my case, I am relying on a job that I have started 13 months ago and a job I have started 2 weeks ago. If I add the total income from the last 6 months...
Please help me with the calculation. Cat B has two parts. Both need to be passed. Part 1: Current gross annual income at the level of at-least 18,600 Part 2 : Total at-least 18,600 made in 12 months prior to the application date. We have made about 19k, so my question is regarding part 1. I have a ...
I have two current jobs. Job 1: Duration 13 months and ongoing. Job 2: Duration 2 weeks and ongoing. Can I use two current jobs with different duration to show that I have current gross annual salary of at least 18,600 ? I only reach to the threshold when I add these two jobs together using the form...
@seagul Oh sorry, 15(b)(i) is talking whether we have made 18600 in past 12 months or not, which we did. Only ambiguity is with the use of "The person". In Appendix FM it was evident that Both sponsor and Applicant can contribute to this not just one person. So my only question right now is, as I am...
@seagul It seems I have also need to full fill paragraph 15. What does this paragraph means? Paragraph 15: 15. In respect of paragraph 13(b) and paragraph 13(d), the provisions in this paragraph also apply: (a) In order to evidence the level of gross annual income required by Appendix FM, the person...
What formula home office uses in case sponsor has worked less than one month in a current job with variable non-salaried income (weekly payslip)? To calculate this annualised average for non-salaried employment in Category B the following calculation should be used: (Total gross income from non-sal...
