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ElegyForDreams wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 5:21 pmThank you for replying.
1. Yes, once last year for a week, i'd like to reiterate I plan to meet at least a couple more times over the next couple years and if the corona thing is cleared up next spring I plan to go up for 3 weeks, I get a month off a year from my government job, but we do spend hours every day together I am already aware of some of his flaws. ( I have been a gamer since I was like 6, so we spend time together playing games, watching movies, just fun laid back things. )
2. Liiiiike not reporting his twitch income (ahem procrastincation). He just started making income this year and hasn't been responsible about it he's never had much money so he's pretty much been spending it xD all so he may eventually owe a few hundred in taxes at this rate. I am aware he should be claiming it, he is aware too but I guess he's going to wait till he files next years taxes to worry about it.
3. The loan wouldn't be traceable if it was just a family member loaning it to me it's just be a check into my account, there's be no evidence it's a loan. Not trying to be sneaky just a thought. It can not be declared as a loan as third party assistance towards this is not allowed so think of what to declare it as.
4. I don't really understand the allowances, I just remember him mentioning before the Tories took over, he was considered and received disability, but now he isn't and when I tell other people in the UK how much he makes, they say he is getting alot of credit for where he lives, (he gets 7000 pounds and lives in Hull, which most cringe as ghettto and cheap to live but i've lived in Las Vegas, I think I know what ghetto is, UK ghetto VS U.S ghetto I feel like... it's different XD )
If anyone is curious why I don't want to bring him to the U.S instead (because I meet financial requirements for THAT no stress), it's mostly because rent in the UK seems cheaper, the only places I have friends and family in the U.S is Hawaii and Californa so i'm used to high rent and his no working mentality that (i'll give the benefit of the doubt that he really can't) I wouldn't make enough to afford, I live with my grandparents they have a very nice large house and charge me nothing to live there XD but I have no interest in moving a boyfriend in then explaining why he doesn't work and sits around playing games all days, my grandparents are good old hard working upper middle class boomers, not the cool kind, they are kind but kind of judgey. And honestly either state if you rent an apartment it's going to cost a ton I definitely dont want the stress of moving somewhere where neither of us knows anyone though.
ElegyForDreams wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 5:21 pm. I am aware he should be claiming it, he is aware too but I guess he's going to wait till he files next years taxes to worry about it. Unpaid tax isn't the main issue here. Your boyfriend is required to notify the Government dept (DWP) each month of any additional income. This then impacts on the monthly amount of Universal Credit he is entitled to receive. Any over-payment (due to undeclared income) will have to be re-paid in full, with the possibility of an investigation into benefit fraud. Although this may not be an immigration issue, if this income is declared to support a visa application this will raise a red flag with Government departments, who share such information.
3. The loan wouldn't be traceable if it was just a family member loaning it to me it's just be a check into my account, there's be no evidence it's a loan. Not trying to be sneaky just a thought.
When using savings to meet the finance level in a visa application, the applicant is required to show documented evidence of the source of the funds and that this is not a loan. Without this, the application will be refused.
Your loan would end his claim for Universal Credit when you arrive. Government departments share information and now his partner has over 16k in savings.ElegyForDreams wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 5:21 pm3. The loan wouldn't be traceable if it was just a family member loaning it to me it's just be a check into my account, there's be no evidence it's a loan. Not trying to be sneaky just a thought.
It was Labour that started the new welfare changes, got voted out and all the other governments have continued with their Welfare Reforms laws, changes which both the main parties supported.ElegyForDreams wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 5:21 pm4. I don't really understand the allowances, I just remember him mentioning before the Tories took over,
Rent will be cheaper in Hull because not many people want to live there.ElegyForDreams wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 5:21 pmIf anyone is curious why I don't want to bring him to the U.S instead (because I meet financial requirements for THAT no stress), it's mostly because rent in the UK seems cheaper, the only places I have friends and family in the U.S is Hawaii and Californa so i'm used to high rent and his no working mentality that (i'll give the benefit of the doubt that he really can't)