Applying for spouse visa

Hi! I wanted to ask what is the procedure of applying for a spouse visa? What it is, I got married in November 09, and now back and want to apply to call my husband over in london. I wanted to know how many paylips would I need to prove that I am in work and that I can support us both?

Also I am pregnant so would that help towards the visa?

Another question I wanted to ask was that, I am not working at the moment but I am looking for work, I'm not on benefit but if I applied would that go against the visa procedure? Would I be able to apply with just being on benefit and not working? As I have savings in my bank account which is enough to show that I can support him when he comes here then after he is here he can work to support us.

Please help as I am very confused and stressed as I want my husband here with me asap!

sadz wrote: I wanted to know how many paylips would I need to prove that I am in work and that I can support us both?

3-6 months worth.

Also I am pregnant so would that help towards the visa?

No

You need to have 100.95/week left over after rent and council tax. You can get this figure through savings but your application would be stronger if you had a job.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... start=4320

Read my article here . It will give you a good idea of what is required for the spouse visa

If you are entitled to benefits then if you are applying for benefits it will not be a hindrance to the visa being issued

If you are entitled to benefits then if you are applying for benefits it will not be a hindrance to the visa being issued

However your chances of being refused are a lot higher than if you were not claiming benefits and instead working and showing that you can support your hubby if an when he eventually comes here

batleykhan wrote:

If you are entitled to benefits then if you are applying for benefits it will not be a hindrance to the visa being issued

However your chances of being refused are a lot higher than if you were not claiming benefits and instead working and showing that you can support your hubby if an when he eventually comes here

I would agree but my wife was given a spousal visa and I have claimed benefits for many years but we have been married for a long time.
Each case is decided on its own merits and my income was much less than the £100.95 stated.
In fact I was getting £64.30 a week

I would agree but my wife was given a spousal visa and I have claimed benefits for many years but we have been married for a long time.
Each case is decided on its own merits and my income was much less than the £100.95 stated.
In fact I was getting £64.30 a week

Probally was a long time ago, but not not anymore.

It was the same for me . I wasnt working, I didnt have a house and not a penny in savings but my wife still got visa.................... but it was in 1982

Mochyn

Just one personal question, how come you are posting when you have been banned?

batleykhan wrote:

I would agree but my wife was given a spousal visa and I have claimed benefits for many years but we have been married for a long time.
Each case is decided on its own merits and my income was much less than the £100.95 stated.
In fact I was getting £64.30 a week

Probally was a long time ago, but not not anymore.

It was the same for me . I wasnt working, I didnt have a house and not a penny in savings but my wife still got visa.................... but it was in 1982

Mochyn

Just one personal question, how come you are posting when you have been banned?

This was 2008 not too long ago and everybody and I mean everybody told me it could not happen

As for being banned, nobody issued me with a warning, I am not aware that I have done anything to warrant being banned.I have questioned the ban but nobody amongst the moderators have contacted me.
As for the postings, I still would like to contribute to this site as long as I am able.
Maybe Batleykhan you can tell me why banned appears next to my name?

Hello

Why have u banned mochyn?
For me he thinks like a HO officer . I think we need to have both sides. we need some one who calls a spade a spade. I would like him to stay and contribute to finding the flaw in cases cos the HO will not let you off lightly.

Hope he will stay

Hi

bbbb wrote:Hello

Why have u banned mochyn?
For me he thinks like a HO officer . I think we need to have both sides. we need some one who calls a spade a spade. I would like him to stay and contribute to finding the flaw in cases cos the HO will not let you off lightly.

Hope he will stay

Wow what a logic to stay.



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Mochyn is still with us.

Casa wrote:Mochyn is still with us.

Good! Was a bit sad when I thought he was no more.

Rozen wrote:

Casa wrote:Mochyn is still with us.

Good! Was a bit sad when I thought he was no more.

So be happy now.

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