Regarding accommodation im still living in the matrimonial home and 100% sure ex won’t want anything to do with it as I'm paying mortgage on my own. Your wife must take her full share of the joint assets. If she didn't and later asked for means tested welfare benefits, that would be classed of depr...

I believe divorce is separate to financial agreement. So you can get divorced and decide on assets etc after. You can if you both agree to that, but you pay may have to pay tax on it. The divorce laws changed in April 2020 for England and Wales. I was reading on another forum where the wife has hal...

I forgot to give the link.

https://www.gov.uk/money-property-when- ... nship-ends

Johnohara wrote: ↑

Sat May 13, 2023 8:00 pm

she has a visit visa for UK) if things progress well we will be looking at getting a fiance visa for her.

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&to make it more interesting my girlfriend is also 2 months pregnant.

Your will need to pay when she uses the NHS, including for pregnancy. 50% is added to the bill.

Do i need to wait for the divorce certificate before applying ? Yes Regarding accommodation im still living in the matrimonial home and 100% sure ex won’t want anything to do with it as I'm paying mortgage on my own. Me my ex are on the deeds and mortgage ( yet to discuss anything regarding this as...

Are you sure you paid the IHS for each of your three children; when their visas were only valid for 5 months?? The OP would have applied for a 2.5 year visa for each child, so yes IHS would have been payable as that is what was applied for. The fact that the visa granted was issued based on the OPs...

Are you sure you paid the IHS for each of your three children; when their visas were only valid for 5 months?? The OP would have applied for a 2.5 year visa for each child, so yes IHS would have been payable as that is what was applied for. The fact that the visa granted was issued based on the OPs...

...VISA got approved on 22nd Feb 2023 for all three of them and they traveled together with me to the UK on 6th of May 2023. ... My children's vignette sticker was less than 5 months validity and expired on the 7th of May 2023. Even though I paid all the fees (both IHS & Application) and their entr...

AmazonianX wrote: ↑

Thu May 11, 2023 5:33 pm

JB007

The UK expects both parents to keep their child, even if they don't want to see that child. The courts take a dim view if they don't pay.

The maintenance calculation is the minimum they have to pay. Many parents choose to pay more than that minimum amount.

Well long story short, I visit him in a third country every six months. Seeing him is not an issue. I have lived here for past 15 years, I wanna be able to show him the life I built for myself. More than enough tied to Iran I would say, he has two sons one of whom lives with him who works as a doct...

As I thought I had been scammed, as a lot of Philippine girls are famous for dropping kids with foreigners and then getting money in support, I insisted on a DNA test. The results were it was my child but it was not an approved DNA by courts etc. It was a private company. ... A contact of hers told...

The requirements are listed here- Apply online if you already have leave granted on the basis of your family or private life and your financial circumstances change. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/application-for-change-of-conditions-of-leave-to-allow-access-to-public-funds-if-your-circu...

I’m in same situation they use GP surgery last they visit so I’m so nervous would would be the outcome The consultation part with a GP or nurse is free. A temporary patient is someone who is in the area for more than 24 hours and less than 3 months. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-entitlements-migr...

wrony13 wrote: ↑

Wed May 03, 2023 2:55 pm

What should i do now in this situation?how do i get her back on 5 years route?please advice.thnx

CR001 wrote: ↑

Wed May 03, 2023 12:46 pm

To get back on the 5 year route, you have to apply again, meeting all the requirements with evidence. Her 5 year ILR clock will start again from zero if granted.

Yes bank statement was provided, salary last 6 months was fluctuating as follows March2022 gross pay 772 April 2022 gross pay 836 May 2022 gross pay 1976 June2022 gross pay 1976 July 2022 gross pay 1976 August2022 gross pay £2052 So according to HO website if i calculate 6 months total as 9588÷6=15...

From a benefit point of view: only one person can claim Chlid Benefit for a child and as you have ILR that is you. But your partner's name must be linked to your claim because of the benefit cap for Child Benefit. That does not mean that the NRPF spouse is taking public funds, because the claim is i...

zimba wrote: ↑

Tue May 02, 2023 12:42 am

Net pay means total income per month before taxes or deductions.

That is gross pay.

Net pay is the amount you recieve after all contributions and taxes are deducted from your gross salary.

Have a read of this sticky and the links in it.
claiming-benefits/universal-credit-clai ... 02126.html

This confirms what both CR001 and marcnath have already said. When you can start to use the NHS You can start using the National Health Service (NHS) when both: you’ve paid the healthcare surcharge (or are exempt from paying it) your visa or immigration application is granted https://www.gov.uk/heal...

My earnings were barely enough to get me by, I had credit card debts and other debts that made it impossible for me to rent a two bedroom flat. Universal Credit is based on your net income, not on what is left after debt payments. Contact a free debt advisor for advice about your debts. I think my ...

Apart from you (and your wife when she gets a visa to live in the UK) not having permission from the landlord to live in that property; I assume your parents are on welfare benefits if the landlord wanted you to be a guarantor for their rent? You and your wife living there would likely reduce their ...

Yes please, I took advance payment based on what I put in my claim and then later on not receive universal credit because they deemed my income sufficient. All I want to do now is pay off the advance payment of about £330, then close my universal credit account. Do you advice this is the best way f...

We have seen cases where NHS hospitals have been asking to prove child's immigration status even when a parent is a British citizen. Please share the source. Under the law for NHS England, hospitals have to check if the parents have to pay for their child (with 50% added to the bill). The hospitals...

Jhelumi wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 15, 2023 12:10 pm

4) Unemployed as he's caring for 35 hours a week.

He doesn't have to be unemployed as that's only 35 hours a week caring. He can work, as long as his "earnings are £139 or less a week after tax, National Insurance and expenses."
https://www.gov.uk/carers-allowance/eligibility

He will have to meet the adequate mainentance requirements to sponsor his wife to the UK.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ommodation