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Hi there

My wife's ilr is due next year on flrm 5 year route, and i am uk national, i am thinking last time at her extension of flrm i showed my income of 18600£ as self employed which later on amended( after she got the flrm m extension) because of loss in sales and reduced to 13000£

My question is that at the time of her ilr next year, would home office look into the earning at the time of her last extension which was reduced to 13000( after getting the extension).

1, if yes then what are the chances? 50/50 or less then that

2, did you see any case about ilr( flrm route) refused on previous tax amendment basis?

i would really appreciate your help

arun

Well Im affair it looks like a total fiddle to me in order to pass the financial test.

I've no idea what will happen I'm afraid.

no its not a fiddle, it was a genuine losses occurred few months after the visa. i had been trading for last 11 years this was the only time it happened.
i spoke to my accountant about it he would advise me later

has anyone else have any thoughts about my case ?

regards

Does your spouse work?

apnauk wrote:no its not a fiddle, it was a genuine losses occurred few months after the visa. i had been trading for last 11 years this was the only time it happened.
i spoke to my accountant about it he would advise me later

has anyone else have any thoughts about my case ?

regards

I didn't say it was, just that it looks like it, I didn't fall of a Christmas tree ad neither have the good fellows at the UKVI.

Losses should be accrued for, no excuses, I've been in business since 1991 and been an accountant before then, I'd be shot for not accruing, certainly for such a large amount of the whole as here.

Odd though the earnings were EXACTLY £18,600, the same as the minimum required.

More likely HO will carry out extensive checks, may call for interviews and ask solid documents to justify that.

no my wife does not work.

it was not exactly £18600 in last extension, but more than the required, was somewhere below £19000.

thanks seagul so what should i do now please advice

regards