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What route did you use for ILR?Harry438 wrote:Hi All,
I have a query with regards to applying for spouse visa under my wife. she recently received ILR and i am planning to apply for spouse visa, we got married in uk about 2 years ago and am on tier 2 visa. Could anyone please tell me what documents i need to provide for spouse visa application and most importantly i have been working from past 2.5 years but my wife she has mostly been on/off with jobs, so will it be ok if i show my payslips/letter from employer as a maintenance requirement or has it got to be her payslips.
And also could anyone please share there experience of going for a day service and the processing times.
Very very sorry - I had read that as your wife getting a spouse visa based on your ILR....physicskate wrote:Harry438 wrote:Hi All,
I have a query with regards to applying for spouse visa under my wife. she recently received ILR and i am planning to apply for spouse visa, we got married in uk about 2 years ago and am on tier 2 visa. Could anyone please tell me what documents i need to provide for spouse visa application and most importantly i have been working from past 2.5 years but my wife she has mostly been on/off with jobs, so will it be ok if i show my payslips/letter from employer as a maintenance requirement or has it got to be her payslips.
And also could anyone please share there experience of going for a day service and the processing times.
forgot to add my Msc degree from UkCR001 wrote:English A1 level or meeting the English requirement.
Is your spouse attending the appointment with you?
Have you paid the immigration health surcharge of £500?
Does your cohabitation documentation span the last two years? You don't need photos, HO are not interested in those.
You do realise that your clock towards ILR will be reset and you will be on a new 5 year route to ILR.
CR001 wrote:2 years cohabitation should be spread out evenly across the period to show cohabitation and subsisting marriage with documents either in joint names or addressed individually.
No, you will likely not be interviewed.
yes i am aware but with FLR(m) it will give me more flexibility with job and hence the reason. I haven't informed HMRC, will that create any issue when i go for FLR(m) ?Casa wrote:Are you intending to apply for FLR(M)? If so, are you aware that it will re-set your clock to zero with 5 years before you will qualify for ILR? HMRC should be notified of your marriage.
CR001 wrote:Your Tier 2 visa would have been cancelled automatically when your spouse visa was granted. You cannot hold two visa for the UK simultaneously.
You only need to update your employer with your new visa details for their 'right to work' checks.
CR001 wrote:Your Tier 2 visa would have been cancelled automatically when your spouse visa was granted. You cannot hold two visa for the UK simultaneously.
You only need to update your employer with your new visa details for their 'right to work' checks.
Yes, because you cannot hold two visas at the same time. Your employer is purely following the process they need to cover their paper trail for audit purposes.so you're suggesting as soon as my spouse visa was granted, HO has already cancelled my tier 2 visa so when my tier 2 employer cancel my Cos it will just be a part of procedure which will not effect me
CR001 wrote:Yes, because you cannot hold two visas at the same time. Your employer is purely following the process they need to cover their paper trail for audit purposes.so you're suggesting as soon as my spouse visa was granted, HO has already cancelled my tier 2 visa so when my tier 2 employer cancel my Cos it will just be a part of procedure which will not effect me