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Hi all,

Hope you might be able to guide me as I need some help please.

I am looking to apply for an Indefinite leave to remain for my wife under the 5 year settlement route. In regards with the income we are both showing our income as we both work part-time for a basic of £12500 so this should suffice the requirement for £18,600 for the application.

However, the confusion I have is the application has a question if any one of us is the director of a limited company in UK which would be myself as I have a limited company under my name. Al though all my payslips for last 6 months are from a different company therefore I am not the director of that company. My wife's current payslip is from a new employer and her last 5 months are from my limited company however she is not a director of that company.

So, is it possible to select 'NO' for the question as I am not showing anything current (payslip or employee letter) from my limited company OR
If I select 'Yes' - what evidence exactly should I be sending along with my application as we are both employee of a different company at the time of application?

Hope it makes sense.

Any guidance would be appreciated.

Thanks

In fact, you should select NO. The application form is NOT a full disclosure. If you do not want to rely on income from your own company, you should select NO. Otherwise, the application form assumes you want to claim points as a director of your own company and gives you an incorrect document list

Can someone please advise me on this?

I am working full time and can meet the financial requirements just from my employment, but i am also a director of a company that ive just started, do i need to include the company?

Hahmed94 wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 25, 2023 9:40 am

Can someone please advise me on this?

I am working full time and can meet the financial requirements just from my employment, but i am also a director of a company that ive just started, do i need to include the company?

Pleaze start your own topic instead of tagging onto and hikacking another members topic. It is considered rude and creates confusion.