A lot of times an employee gets promotion in the form of salary increase/new job role which on many occasions doesn't correspond correctly to his contract for which employer letter dated within 28 days is mandatory to attach. And regarding p60 it doesn't shows the correct actual earnings for immigr...
p60s and job contract isn't required unless you are intending to use them as cohabitation proof. While not explicitly mentioned in the Immigration Rules or guidance to provide these, it seems the document checklist generated by the online FRM application will request a P60 and employment contract i...
Some additional guidance here from page 52: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/837859/5-and-10-year-partner-parent-private-life-and-exceptional-circumstances-v3.0-ext.pdf Most importantly "a significant degree of hardship or inconvenience ...
Leaving the UK and applying from China for a spouse/fiancee visa would likely be faster. Wouldn't recommend trying to use the fast-track service as your application will take longer to process due to the history of overstaying. There are several threads here of members who have had success using thi...
Looks pretty thorough. Might want to include a tenancy agreement if you are renting and not just staying there (if you have one). Your future husband's Australian passport will be sufficient to meet the English language requirement, his degree will not be necessary. Doesn't matter how big your weddi...
Please help me with how I can delay her travel or extend Visa? or other options If your wife is unable to enter the UK within the 30 day travel vignette period, you can apply for a vignette transfer to get a replacement vignette with a new 30 day validity period. This will not change the length of ...
thanks so if i provide 12 months of statements is that good or bad?
Definitely not bad, especially if it makes you feel more confident in the application. If you have 12 months of statements it wouldn't hurt to include them all.
Add up all the overtime income from the 6 months prior to the date of application and double it. Then add that number to your base annual salary to get the total income you can use for the application.
Am i to apply salaried or non-salaried and how do I calculate the salary from the last 6 months earnings? Thank you in advance. Salaried. Your employment contract and letter from your employer should set out your base salary. If this is enough on it's own to meet the financial requirement, I would ...
Please could someone simplify them for me. Many thanks. A rather broad request, might be better off asking questions about the parts you're having confusion with. I'll give it a go though. You will have to prove a genuine and subsisting relationship, generally through either evidence of living toge...
Sadly I've checked and because I changed jobs and took two months personal break, when I average it out over the 12 months I still end up short due to that. I guess we'll just wait till the 6 months passes, gives some time to prepare the visa I guess. Can you clarify what you mean by average it out...
could the below statement be please clarified, does it mean full 12 months worth of bank statements or less? Bank statement from anytime during the 12-month period prior to the date of my application showing payment for my partner's Carer's Allowance I'm assuming that is what is in the evidence doc...
It says the number and/or pattern of hours to be worked may vary or that the amount paid varies according to the work undertaken, not that the total income must vary. Someone working 20 hours per week on a zero hour contract with a variable shift schedule but no contracted minimum number of hours wo...
Simply accept your mistake and that's is why red color of text was used.
I'll accept the assumption was incorrect. Hardly a mistake though; income figures can be identical for non-salaried employment and the formula applies regardless.
Incorrect as if the wages figures are identical then it can't be none-salaried and that formula to calculate the average annualized wages won't be applicable here. Writing it in red doesn't make it true. First of all, I made an assumption based on available evidence and made this clear. Second, the...
I suspect a solicitor would just charge you money to do the things you have already done (escalate, email complaints, involve MP, etc.). Just because your husband and step son haven't travelled and don't have criminal records doesn't mean there isn't someone else out there with the same name and/or ...
I'll accept the assumption was incorrect. Hardly a mistake though; income figures can be identical for non-salaried employment and the formula applies regardless.
Pretty sure I agreed except for a very specific situation that may or may not have been applicable as the exact situation wasn't entirely clear.