Refused settlement visa for child born India for ILR parents

[sudhakar2244]

Hello Group,

Subject: Refused settlement visa for child (Child or Dependent of Settled Person) born in India for ILR parents

We have applied settlement visa for my child who was born in India, we applied Child or Dependent of Settled Person category visa and it was refused with the reason “No adequate maintenance”

I am having limited company and have kept evidence of my salary evidence only and not showed tax returns or any dividend information. So case worker in the refusal letter mentioned my salary is not adequate enough to maintain a child in UK and refused my case.

Apart of adequate source of income, my bank statements also not maintained inconsistent funds, at one point my account dropped to 400 pounds and case worker considered the lowest managed day and not considered my bank maintenance.

Even though i can go to appeal, but as it delays the process, I am going to a new application now. It would be great if someone clarifies the below points.

1. I am keeping my tax returns and dividends and my salary as source of income and adequacy of funds, will this be main parameter?
2. If my income source through tax returns and salary slips is sufficient enough, is it ok if my bank statement shows less maintenance? What is the minimum balance to maintain in bank statement, I am not able to find any specific amount to maintain in the bank account. Do I need to keep my company bank statements as well for the past 6 months?
3. Can i apply fresh application without going to reappeal, because in the letter the case worker mentioned as per paragraph 297 “Does not fall for refusal under the general grounds for refusal” - what is meant by general grounds for refusal, will this impact me to reapply?
4. As I am not shown sufficient evidences on adequate funds and source of income, is it worth going for appeal by keeping all the valid evidences in the appeal process, will they consider if i keep all the valid documents in the appeal process. How much time it may take for appeal?


Thx
Venkat

[noajthan]

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