Clarification needed please !!!

[sammy0114]

Hi

I am so sorry to trouble you, I was wondering if I can have some guidance please. I am looking to apply for a spouse visa in the near future for my spouse in Pakistan and wanted some clarification on a few things.

I get the higher rate PIP care and mobility allowance so I know I am exempt from the financial requirement of 18.6k£

I also work 30 hours and get 13,500 a year after tax and NI i take home around £1028
I get £320 carers allowance
I have a motability car at the moment so my mobility allowance goes to them (does this allowance cost or not because its going to motability scheme)

I live at home with my family and pay no rent or bills etc.

I wanted to know will this be sufficient enough to apply for a spouse visa or will I need to be earning more. I know its just the maintenance allowance that I need to meet, however I want to ensure the UKBA don't refuse on the basis that I don't earn enough to support me and my wife

Also my father in into property development and has a house which he put on my name. He gets rent etc but it's cash and not through BACS. Would it be worth providing this or not ? as I don't currently live there yet

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

[CR001]

If you are exempt you only need to prove adequate maintenance. See the link below.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigr ... 05533.html

Your father's income is irrelevant to your spouse visa application.

[sammy0114]

If you are exempt you only need to prove adequate maintenance. See the link below.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigr ... 05533.html

Your father's income is irrelevant to your spouse visa application.

Thank you - looks like i have enough money coming in and exceeds the maintenance amount by a lot. What I meant was that my dad has given me a house which I can have - however am not sure if I should include this in the application to show I'll have my own place - but I won't be living there for quite a while. Currently its been rented out.

Thanks

[CR001]

If you don't live there, then it is not your 'address'. If where you live now has sufficient space and is not overcrowded, then it should be fine.