ash210 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2019 1:23 pm

sorry I wasnt clear
it is salaried employment, I said odd job bcoz its not professional and working at a garage

No problem, doesn't really change anything. Probably makes things easier more than anything else.

seagul wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2019 12:58 pm

You again as usual disagree while agreed and reply yourself.

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.

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 ...

rajdeepm wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2019 10:21 am

If he is the director/shareholder of the company, which category we need to apply in, is it A or F.

You would have to apply under category F or G in this case if you are relying on his income to meet the requirement.

No problem, the guidance document linked below has all the different ways to meet the financial requirement as well as examples and calculations.
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -ext_1.pdf

Am I correct in those conclusions? and how much cash savings would I need to makeup the shortfall? More or less. The fastest and easiest way to meet the requirement would likely be to get new salaried employment with a salary exceeding £18,600/year. As your current odd-jobs appear to be non-salarie...

If they take my most recent salaries, I won’t meet the requirement and that’s what I am worried about. Advice please. As you have not been employed for a minimum of 6 months with the same employer in a job meeting the financial requirements, your only option for using employment income would be to ...

Honestly, those documents should be fine for meeting either the cohabitation requirement or just proving residence. There's enough there and they're from reasonable sources so you should be fine.

Thanks for the suggestion. That will be much better. But that makes it all together 49000 though. the savings ..I thought the amount needs to be greater then 62500?? It's really early in the morning to be doing math :lol: The cash savings amount required is based on meeting the financial requiremen...

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CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 21, 2019 1:59 pm

OP has only recently returned to the UK and would likely fail the Habitual residence test for many of the benefits or universal credit.

Right, if only I'd prefaced my question by saying it was unlikely.

Probably a long shot, but any chance you receive any of the following benefits? - Disability Living Allowance. - Severe Disablement Allowance. - Industrial Injury Disablement Benefit. - Attendance Allowance. - Carer’s Allowance. - Personal Independence Payment. - Armed Forces Independence Payment or...

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Additional guidance here:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ce-v14.pdf

Neither allegations of domestic violence nor the potential consequences of these allegations are taken lightly throughout the process.

No, since your wife and the child are entitled to those benefits.

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