Category B payslips before the date of application?

[Iliketea33]

Hi everyone

We're looking to submit my wife's application very soon before the ihs increase.

I'm concerned about the financial requirement. We'll be doing category B. I had a job before for 3 years that was salaried and is comfortably over the 18.6k requirement, i quit in December last year.

I've been working for an agency paid per hour, payslips weekly. I've been working there since January 8th. So far I have recieved two full payslips. But I had the week off last week to get married and recieved zero pay for that week. I'll get a new payslip next week with full pay though. With the three payslips and the week with zero pay I'll receive over 18.6k if I take my pay so far, divide by 4 and times by 52.

My question is: can I submit my latest Payslip after we apply this Sunday 4th or Monday 5th Feb? I wont receive the payslip until Wednesday 7th Feb and won't be paid until Thursday 8th. However, payslip will show the period I was paid for and this will be before the date of application.

If the IHS fees weren't increasing I would of course wait until I receive the pay but im really hoping i can submit the application beforehand. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

[Frontier Mole]

Four months payslips will not meet the needs. You are not going to meet the financial requirements if the four payslips don’t add up to £9300. The calculation will be the current earnings for the last 6 months and multiply it by 2. If that does not meet the requirements it will be a refusal.
You will not get your application fee back. You would get the IHS amount back.

[Frontier Mole]

Sorry I was quoting category A


Category B takes your earnings for 12 months prior to application.
Does your total earnings exceed £18,600

[AmazonianX]

Sorry I was quoting category A


Category B takes your earnings for 12 months prior to application.
Does your total earnings exceed £18,600

I had a job before for 3 years that was salaried and is comfortably over the 18.6k requirement, i quit in December last year.

I've been working for an agency paid per hour, payslips weekly. I've been working there since January 8th. So far I have recieved two full payslips. But I had the week off last week to get married and recieved zero pay for that week. I'll get a new payslip next week with full pay though. With the three payslips and the week with zero pay I'll receive over 18.6k if I take my pay so far, divide by 4 and times by 52.

[Frontier Mole]

It is an exact calculation - does the amount in the 12 months meet or exceed £18,600. It is a simple question. If his previous salary met it great, if the agency meets it great - but there has to be an exact calculation. Until the calculation is done and is evidenced until then the answer is assumed.