Tax Credits & Settlement Visa Advice

Post by **John** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 9:57 am

avjones, he has posted :-

I am not receiving CHILD tax credit

-: so why do you not believe that?

avjones · Post by **avjones** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 5:45 pm

I dont' disbelieve anything! I misread it as getting child tax credit for brother's children.

Leaving that aside, it's worth checking on your figures if you are entitled to working tax credit.

Post by **John** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 7:17 pm

it's worth checking on your figures if you are entitled to working tax credit.

Why? He just needs to look at his Tax Credit Award letter. And Amanda do appreciate that the income level in the 2009-2010 is an important part of the calculation of Tax Credits in 2010-2011. Unless the income in 2010-2011 turns out to be more than Â£25000 more than the income in 2009-2010, then the 2010-2011 Tax Credits are not adjusted if the income goes up.

Iman230 · Post by **Iman230** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 7:21 pm

John wrote:
it's worth checking on your figures if you are entitled to working tax credit.
Why? He just needs to look at his Tax Credit Award letter. And Amanda do appreciate that the income level in the 2009-2010 is an important part of the calculation of Tax Credits in 2010-2011. Unless the income in 2010-2011 turns out to be more than Â£25000 more than the income in 2009-2010, then the 2010-2011 Tax Credits are not adjusted if the income goes up.

Precisely, my earnings do not even reach Â£12k per year, plus in the last Tax year I did not work for 3 Months as I was looking for a job, and even while I did look for a job, it barely paid me Â£150 per week, imagine that!! lol.

John, my previous questions, track back please.

Post by **John** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 7:28 pm

My comments in red :-

1. What documents need to be Certified by a solicitor? From my side?

None

2. I have been advised that to get the square feet you need to multiply the L x W is this correct if it is then these are the revised accommodation measurements.

Pretty basic maths .... yes that is correct.

3. Another thing I forgot to mention John, is that my Spouse has previously been to the UK for Studies, which she stayed at a relatives place and studied for 1 Year, before returning back home, it was at this point half way through her studies that our relationship began.

- She has a UK National Insurance No.
- And a UK Bank account with some cash

Now on the finances section point 5.10 can she advise the Home Office of this to aid the Visa, and if me or even her father were to make a contribution to this account, can it be used towards the application? Additionally she has a Foreign bank account where she has some or little savings too. Please advise

Also
8.7.12 - Savings - How much could I show to aid me? I have built up savings of around Â£5000.00. Will this help? is it Suffice for my spouse application?

Savings should be disclosed, and will help.

8.7.13 - Public Funds/benefits - refers to what we were discussing earlier regarding Working Tax credits?

Yes

Iman230 · Post by **Iman230** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 8:05 pm

Thankyou John - Sorry to have reminded you.

Your help is much appreciated. If I need anything else I shall Reply here.

avjones · Post by **avjones** » Tue Nov 16, 2010 12:54 am

John wrote:
it's worth checking on your figures if you are entitled to working tax credit.
Why? He just needs to look at his Tax Credit Award letter. And Amanda do appreciate that the income level in the 2009-2010 is an important part of the calculation of Tax Credits in 2010-2011. Unless the income in 2010-2011 turns out to be more than Â£25000 more than the income in 2009-2010, then the 2010-2011 Tax Credits are not adjusted if the income goes up.

To check that his income was correctly stated. As it stands, the earnings look too high for WTC. That's why it would be worth double checking it.

Iman230 · Post by **Iman230** » Tue Nov 16, 2010 6:47 am

My earnings did not even exceed Â£25k in the 2009/2010 year. It was like I said around Â£180-Â£190 per week and even then I had not worked much in that Tax year. But I provided all the numbers and hours to the Tax Office and I was awarded, and also double checked this with someone on Friday, who confirmed this.

Post by **John** » Tue Nov 16, 2010 7:18 am

avjones wrote:
John wrote:
it's worth checking on your figures if you are entitled to working tax credit.
To check that his income was correctly stated. As it stands, the earnings look too high for WTC. That's why it would be worth double checking it.

Did you bother to even read my post? The reference to income level in 2009-2010?

And did you read the response from Iman230 which gave some detail of his 2009-2010 income?

Please stop suggesting that he is not entitled to benefit when clearly, on the facts, he is.

Iman230 · Post by **Iman230** » Thu Jan 27, 2011 6:33 pm

John wrote:Unless you answer my questions it is impossible to say whether the accommodation test is passed, or not.

I think you are talking about just bedrooms, but I wasn't!

Further to our Board conversation, the following letter has been sent by the FCH Friendship

Dear Mr & Mrs --------
I write as requested to confirm the property size of "name of property"

This is a 5 bedroom property which allows occupation of 8 people. Should you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on the number below.

and then the number.

Is this suffice for the Visa application or do I need one with the measurements or what we discussed previously. I need some advice!

Iman230 · Post by **Iman230** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 7:53 pm

Any More replies John - Have been waiting ages

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