options when spouse visa to ILR unsucessfull..!!

[crb]

My wife is currently on old rule spouse visa.....24mnths complete on nov2014..
I am just trying to find out what options i will have IF my wifes' ILR application (on nov 2014) is unsucessfull.....

reason for unsuccessful can be no other than maintainance!
what options will i have for her settelment!!

I currently have ILR and will have citizenship in next 6mths , we have two british children.....

any advice please....thank you.

[Amber]

My wife is currently on old rule spouse visa.....24mnths complete on nov2014..
I am just trying to find out what options i will have IF my wifes' ILR application (on nov 2014) is unsucessfull.....

reason for unsuccessful can be no other than maintainance!
what options will i have for her settelment!!

I currently have ILR and will have citizenship in next 6mths , we have two british children.....

any advice please....thank you.

Do you mean neither of you are employed?

[crb]

i am employeed but only part time and she can't work as she has to look after the kids...

[Amber]

i am employeed but only part time and she can't work as she has to look after the kids...

Depends how much you are earning and how much rent/mortgage you pay? If your disposable income is very low you could consider getting any additional job until after the application? Also have you any savings?

[crb]

no savings.....with overtime i can earn abt 15000.....
so any idea abt options if ilr is unsuccessfull......

[Casa]

The application comes under the 'old rules', in which case as long as you can show that you are able to support yourselves financially, there's no reason ILR should be refused due to low earnings.

[Amber]

The question is can you support yourself and deps without recourse to public funds? Your Income support rate would be a couple + 2 children = approx. £1050 per month. Therefore, you should be ok.

[Casa]

Rest assured that your wife won't be asked to leave the country.

[crb]

thank you for the replies.......