Is this definitive? Specifically the bit about "uploading to the UKCAS portal BEFORE the biometric appointment"? Yes. Anything uploaded after the biometric appointment won't be considered. On page 2 of this sub-forum, there is a thread (https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-membe...
A FLR(M) application is now made online and all documents scanned and uploaded to the UKCAS portal before your spouse books their biometeric appointment. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-to-extend-stay-in-the-uk-as-a-partner-or-dependent-child-form-flrm Is this definitive? Specifica...
A FLR(M) application is now made online and all documents scanned and uploaded to the UKCAS portal before your spouse books their biometeric appointment. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-to-extend-stay-in-the-uk-as-a-partner-or-dependent-child-form-flrm Is this definitive? Specifica...
I'm not sure that marriage not being something you "desire" is going to cut it, especially given you also talk of your "moral principles". She may be unlikely to pass the IELTS test yet, but she can learn. Given it sounds like you're unemployed from your post, your parents are probably the most like...
My wife has been granted her visa . This forum has given me real motivation, hope everyone else receives good news regarding their visa’s soon.
Good luck!
Hi CR001 As I said, it wasn't the name of the employer I was after. Obviously, HO reserve the right to contact any employer when assessing an application and there wouldn't be objections to this from me. However, as we all know, policy and practice are sometimes different. I've also been advised tha...
Allhumduillah I knew it would all be ok! We have hope too now Allhumduillah! sooooo happy for you Nosh. Allhumduillah. Never loose hope in Allah plans❤️ Yes Alhamdulillah my wait is over and feeling so lucky No call to employer or myself We did contact MP on monday but obviously nothing had even be...
I was searching for something in regard to the employer letter on here myself, and I stumbled upon an older thread but one of the more experienced heads here said the HO can issue them a hefty fine for refusing to provide the letter. Don't know if that still applies/ever did, but it was said by some...
^ tad harsh and actually inaccurate rssfed. What amber said, and what is correct, is that it's only fraud if it's now not reported. The definition of benefit fraud according to DWP is "DELIBERATELY not reporting a change of circumstances". It doesn't fall under "obtaining benefits fraudulently" as t...
[quote=Jhelumi post_id=1774523 time=1556617844 user_id=212564] Hello, Is your annualised gross wage above or below £18,600 for the past 6 months? [/quote] According to the "gross pay" figure, my wage for the past 6 months, even if you don't do the /6 x12 sum, is already above £18600. Then there's a ...
How odd. Without having too much knowledge of this, could you maybe speak to them on the phone with your name, and reference numbers etc and try to find out what exactly they are getting at? It may be the minister "proposes to continue" because you can't withdraw at this stage and so they are just g...
Sorry, don't think there were any riddles but as I said, I was a bit thrown when I wrote it. There doesn't seem to be an option to edit, so I'll write it out again (hopefully more clearly) below. For 5 months, my wage slips to date show £17+ thousand "gross pay". This is not an actual reflection of ...
Hey all So here I am, minding my own business, anticipating I'll have to ask my employer for an advance when I next go in (long story, but thankfully seems irrelevant now, unless any of you lovely people are going to spoil my day :roll: ) to be able to apply for a spouse visa. I'm due a tiny bit of ...
Three options: 1. Preferably stay at your current job and wait until visa approval, or 2. Join the new job and once you get 1st month payslip then add previous 11 months payslips from previous employer along with 12 months of bank statement to apply under category B. or 3. Apply while being with cu...
Someone woke up on the wrong side of bed... I simply asked a question, you gave an answer, and I simply pointed out another forum user, in a topic which was right above mine when I posted the link, has given what seems to be a different answer to you. Just because I said "I was under the impression"...
Hmmm, interesting, thanks kate. Just to clarify though, do you mean it has to be £18600 or the equivalent of (as I haven't been in employment for the full past 12 months, I'm planning on applying after essentially 6 months employment)? https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members...
Thanks seagul, I think I've made sense of it now. Still want to change jobs though lol, but I guess I'll just see how things develop and what info I can glean from others.
Hi seagul, thanks for the response. Perhaps I wasn't clear though, I have only been with current employer since november. I was going to apply april/may as I would have 6 months of payslips of minimum £1550 each. So I was wondering if I moved jobs after 4 months, but continued to earn comfortably ab...
Hi all Apologies if this isn't the right area of the forum, feel free to move it mods. I'm planning on applying for a spouse visa soon. Essentially I'm planning on applying via the route where you need to earn at least £1550 for 6 months and can then apply. However, to cut a long story short, althou...
. This forum has given me real motivation, hope everyone else receives good news regarding their visa’s soon.