5 November is the date of Application, PSC appointment day and you will be fine .,. 24 September is just booking PSC date ... and you also have a option to bring forward your date instead of last day 5 Nov

Trinity’s college courses are bit easy to pass ....

Whatever Vinny has mentioned, is correct ..
Your five years period again start from the day you have issued spouse LTR again and you have to complete 60 months from there...

Of course everyone gets refusal if apply early ..

I do not know about online application form but I think paper form says if you do not earn £18600 in 6 months than have to provide evidence for one years wage slips ..

Please do not rely on my information, let’s somebody else answer your question...

No 3 is the answer because your income monthly is variable but u do meet £18600 requirements jointly so 12 months wage slips , bank statement required both of you ...

You can pay online through login personal tax account HMRC, do not need form ,e.mail confirmation will be sent , and it will also be updated online as well.

If you add your wife monthly income in your monthly income and it must be £1550 or above every month then it should be fine

If somebody earning £18600 p.a usually does not qualify for working tax credits. Please check again with the benefits department that you have declared your income correctly , no error otherwise could be serious problems later on immigration status and it is also a criminal offence to claim benefits...

If you explain which category you are applying ILR ie spouse etc ? IELTS test passed date, a brief immigration history, someone can give you better information because UKVI only accepted SELT approved tests from approved test centres.

Ok I have not seen that form yet... yes first option seems most relevant to your question...

are u filling online form ? I have not seen these questions in paper form ? These 4 option only first one , income from salaried employment is most relevant..

If he earns more than £18600 in 6 months and with same employer for last 6 months then CAT A .

Salaried Employees are who get fixed yearly contractual salary not per hour wages...

Also , 12 months bank statement and payslips are required along with other supporting documents.

I think Non-salaried , CAT ,B, because he ( or Both of you )does not earn £18600 in 6 months but he does in a year.

If it is a tax Evasion case ,meaning deliberate attempt not to pay tax , dishonesty etc that is more serious, a criminal offence consequences could be hefty fine or prison , we hope you have good solution of this problem ...

In these circumstances, you need to see urgently a good immigration solicitor/barrister who can apply Judicial Review for you, you have good case to argue in court..

UKVI also deport overstayers very quickly....

UKVI kept your passport which is indication if your existing LTR has expired than you will become overstayers .

Have you checked your bank account balance they might have paid back fees into your bank for any reason ?

Your LTR expiry date ?

What date your existing LTR expiring ? Might be it is worth able to apply again paying correct fees before your existing Leave to Remain expire, provided your got money to pay them again , you will get refund of previously deducted money , if any ? You have to explain in covering letter full details...

£30k is a lot of money to owe to HMRC ? Could you please explain in details what kind of debt you have from HMRC , ie tax have not been paid correctly , public benefits claimed incorrectly? etc etc Bear in mind , HMRC do prosecutions as well depending on the nature of offence ... Generally , i think...

It is better if you post them as well...

No unless you build debts recklessly and have no intention of paying them back , if you keep paying back regularly, it should not be a problem.

On what basis you are applying for ILR ,ie spouse or other ?

Which date did you take your ILETS or IELTS for UKVI ?

According to my understanding, you have passed only ILETS in 2013 and the last date to use IELTS was 5 November 2015 but you have not passed “ IIELTS for UKVI” which is still valid till today and may be accepted substitute to IELTS for Life Skills which is most relevant for ILR Spouse category .. pl...

Some more information are provided at link below , changes from 6 April 2015 ...

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... s-v2.0.pdf

There are lots of categories on those basis somebody can apply ILR but as you have mentioned you are applying ILR on basis of spouse of British citizens or settled person using form SET (M) and for this particular category IELTS LIFE Skills at B1 from SELT approved providers is only acceptable. Pls ...