FLRM EXTENSION

[dewana]

hello gurus

i am uk citizen through tier 1general, my wife who is on FLRM, her extension is due in 3 month time, i need 18600 earning a year to get her the extension , we have 3 uk born kids..my worry is because i am self employed..

if i earned 18600 a year earning and some how after getting her the "visa extension" my earning drops below 18600 threshold later in the year when the tax is due would there be any problem for her visa?? being self employed the earning fluctuates so does any one know what are the risks?

i would appreciate any opinion

regards
dewana

[CR001]

If you do not meet the financial requirements then FLR(M) will fail.

Does your wife work?

[dewana]

Thank you for you reply.

my wife does not work she takes care of 2 kids of under 3.

there is one more point i want to understand..if i earned the required earning of £18600 is a year but my account statemnet shows negative balance at the time of the application due to overdraft usage, would it effect my wifes visa of flrm??

regards

[Casa]

Thank you for you reply.

my wife does not work she takes care of 2 kids of under 3.

there is one more point i want to understand..if i earned the required earning of £18600 is a year but my account statemnet shows negative balance at the time of the application due to overdraft usage, would it effect my wifes visa of flrm?? NO

regards

[dewana]

thank you casafor your reply

one last question if you could tell me, that my son( 2.5 year old) who was born in the UK before i had ILR now he has a dependant visa same as my wife which is expiring in 3 months time..
i am confused whether i should apply his extension as well along with my wife or should i apply for his nationality now so that he would get it by the time his visa expires.
and some one told me that you wouldnt need to extend his visa he can stay in uk becasue he was born here, is it correct?

regards

[Casa]

You'll see in the Children section in this link that your child can now be registered as a British citizen as you have ILR (MNI form).

british-citizenship/citizenship-faqs-co ... 95747.html

[vinny]

If your children are neither British nor settled, then they may expect more than £18,600.

[dewana]

thank you for your replies.


what is the processing time if i register my child for british nationality through mn1 form?

regards

[CR001]

thank you for your replies.


what is the processing time if i register my child for british nationality through mn1 form?

regards

Please click and read the link that casa has already provided.

[dewana]

Thank you cr00 i appreciate your reply

i have a last confusion about the mn1 form for child registration,
in refrees section it is said that

"One referee should be a professional who has engaged with the child in a professional capacity, such as a teacher, health visitor, social worker or minister of religion".

now my worry is if i couldnt find minister or a health visitor as a refree then can i ask any other professional like accountant to put his refence?? its realy hard to contact and convince a minister or a health visitor to agree for reference.

[dewana]

Hello Moderators

I am about to apply my wife's FLR m extension, but she lost her Life in the UK test certifcate.

Does she need that? if yes can we get copy of it from test centre?
she passed that and shown that last time when she got flrm.

thanks alot again in advance

dewana

[Casa]

Hi Folks

Hopefully someone can help me with an complicated query?
My wife is coming up for her 2.5 years FLRM at end of December. I am seaman / offshore worker and have been doing agency work this year. I am paid a day rate by the agencies. I have worked for two agencies this year and both pay straight day rate in GBP but do not deduct tax or NI at source because I am working internationally, even though both agencies are UK agencies. My Wage slips directly match all bank deposits. I will be doing my tax return for April 2016 to April 2017 and will probably be due to pay some tax and NI. There fore I will have paid tax on earnings before April.
Will this be acceptable evidence for the financial requirement? I was a bit worried that because the tax and NI isn't taken at source by the agency. I can prove that money from before April was taxed using my tax return and an accountant letter, but it still worries me. I can't find any info on this online or in the GOV financial requirements.

Thanks

You have high-jacked another member's thread which is not only unfair to the OP but also causes confusion. Please continue to post in your own thread here: immigration-for-family-members/tax-and- ... 31250.html