Spouse VISA Income Evidence Problem

[eccemi79]

Hi!

So, I'm British and my husband is Japanese. We're both living and working in London and we've recently applied for his spouse VISA however I'm insanely stressed about the documents of evidence we need to send.

So my main concern is that the company I work for is incredibly unreliable and even suspicious. I work as a waitress on a 0 hour contract and I do get paid through to my bank account but my company doesn't give us payslips. I've had to hound down to get my payslips along with the letter to confirm my employment and gross income but nothing adds up. I have 2 months missing from payslips, they haven't even updated HMRC with every month of my pay. When I checked my payslips none of the figures add up. I have my bank statements to show what I really received from them but I'm seriously worried that giving the Home Office these stupid payslips and the stupid letter that they may reject the application because it simply doesn't add up.

In the online application when asked for my husband's gross annual income it's actually (on average due to PAYE system) above the required 18600. Roughly 24000. But in a panic we opted to provide evidence for mine also.

I'm just in such a mess and I hope this isn't anything to jeopardise the application...

I'm just wondering if there would be any knowledge of how much this could affect the application or any advice at all!! Any words would be helpful as I'm insanely stressed sat at home pretty upset and angry to even go in to work at this useless restaurant...

[CR001]

Without payslips matching your bank statements, this is likely a problem and be suspicious.

You should not have included your unreliable work stuff if your husband meets the income requirement on his salary alone.

Nothing you can do now but wait for the outcome.

What is your husbands current visa he holds??

[eccemi79]

Yeah I really wish we didn't choose to add mine but I also expect to be given payslips etc on time since that's illegal not to... I genuinely can't believe how a company can be so wishy washy and incorrect. I mean they're giving information to HMRC but what even is that then?

He's on working holiday.

[seagul]

Hi!

So, I'm British and my husband is Japanese. We're both living and working in London and we've recently applied for his spouse VISA however I'm insanely stressed about the documents of evidence we need to send.

So my main concern is that the company I work for is incredibly unreliable and even suspicious. I work as a waitress on a 0 hour contract and I do get paid through to my bank account but my company doesn't give us payslips. I've had to hound down to get my payslips along with the letter to confirm my employment and gross income but nothing adds up. I have 2 months missing from payslips, they haven't even updated HMRC with every month of my pay. When I checked my payslips none of the figures add up. I have my bank statements to show what I really received from them but I'm seriously worried that giving the Home Office these stupid payslips and the stupid letter that they may reject the application because it simply doesn't add up.

In the online application when asked for my husband's gross annual income it's actually (on average due to PAYE system) above the required 18600. Roughly 24000. But in a panic we opted to provide evidence for mine also.

I'm just in such a mess and I hope this isn't anything to jeopardise the application...

I'm just wondering if there would be any knowledge of how much this could affect the application or any advice at all!! Any words would be helpful as I'm insanely stressed sat at home pretty upset and angry to even go in to work at this useless restaurant...

Maybe if you try to send them your partner employer letter, payslips, bank statements (if his wages meets £18600 annual income) until the date of application along with covering letter then it might work. Nothing to harm in trying that.

[Casa]

Hi!

So, I'm British and my husband is Japanese. We're both living and working in London and we've recently applied for his spouse VISA however I'm insanely stressed about the documents of evidence we need to send.

So my main concern is that the company I work for is incredibly unreliable and even suspicious. I work as a waitress on a 0 hour contract and I do get paid through to my bank account but my company doesn't give us payslips. I've had to hound down to get my payslips along with the letter to confirm my employment and gross income but nothing adds up. I have 2 months missing from payslips, they haven't even updated HMRC with every month of my pay. When I checked my payslips none of the figures add up. I have my bank statements to show what I really received from them but I'm seriously worried that giving the Home Office these stupid payslips and the stupid letter that they may reject the application because it simply doesn't add up.

In the online application when asked for my husband's gross annual income it's actually (on average due to PAYE system) above the required 18600. Roughly 24000. But in a panic we opted to provide evidence for mine also.

I'm just in such a mess and I hope this isn't anything to jeopardise the application...

I'm just wondering if there would be any knowledge of how much this could affect the application or any advice at all!! Any words would be helpful as I'm insanely stressed sat at home pretty upset and angry to even go in to work at this useless restaurant...

Maybe if you try to send them your partner employer letter, payslips, bank statements (if his wages meets £18600 annual income) until the date of application along with covering letter then it might work. Nothing to harm in trying that.

The husband's financial evidence has already been submitted.

[seagul]

Hi!

So, I'm British and my husband is Japanese. We're both living and working in London and we've recently applied for his spouse VISA however I'm insanely stressed about the documents of evidence we need to send.

So my main concern is that the company I work for is incredibly unreliable and even suspicious. I work as a waitress on a 0 hour contract and I do get paid through to my bank account but my company doesn't give us payslips. I've had to hound down to get my payslips along with the letter to confirm my employment and gross income but nothing adds up. I have 2 months missing from payslips, they haven't even updated HMRC with every month of my pay. When I checked my payslips none of the figures add up. I have my bank statements to show what I really received from them but I'm seriously worried that giving the Home Office these stupid payslips and the stupid letter that they may reject the application because it simply doesn't add up.

In the online application when asked for my husband's gross annual income it's actually (on average due to PAYE system) above the required 18600. Roughly 24000. But in a panic we opted to provide evidence for mine also.

I'm just in such a mess and I hope this isn't anything to jeopardise the application...

I'm just wondering if there would be any knowledge of how much this could affect the application or any advice at all!! Any words would be helpful as I'm insanely stressed sat at home pretty upset and angry to even go in to work at this useless restaurant...

Maybe if you try to send them your partner employer letter, payslips, bank statements (if his wages meets £18600 annual income) until the date of application along with covering letter then it might work. Nothing to harm in trying that.

The husband's financial evidence has already been submitted.

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[eccemi79]

Hi!

So, I'm British and my husband is Japanese. We're both living and working in London and we've recently applied for his spouse VISA however I'm insanely stressed about the documents of evidence we need to send.

So my main concern is that the company I work for is incredibly unreliable and even suspicious. I work as a waitress on a 0 hour contract and I do get paid through to my bank account but my company doesn't give us payslips. I've had to hound down to get my payslips along with the letter to confirm my employment and gross income but nothing adds up. I have 2 months missing from payslips, they haven't even updated HMRC with every month of my pay. When I checked my payslips none of the figures add up. I have my bank statements to show what I really received from them but I'm seriously worried that giving the Home Office these stupid payslips and the stupid letter that they may reject the application because it simply doesn't add up.

In the online application when asked for my husband's gross annual income it's actually (on average due to PAYE system) above the required 18600. Roughly 24000. But in a panic we opted to provide evidence for mine also.

I'm just in such a mess and I hope this isn't anything to jeopardise the application...

I'm just wondering if there would be any knowledge of how much this could affect the application or any advice at all!! Any words would be helpful as I'm insanely stressed sat at home pretty upset and angry to even go in to work at this useless restaurant...

Maybe if you try to send them your partner employer letter, payslips, bank statements (if his wages meets £18600 annual income) until the date of application along with covering letter then it might work. Nothing to harm in trying that.

The husband's financial evidence has already been submitted.

I'm hoping that they will see his income is enough, as in meets the 18600, and will find mine irrelevant since it's additional. Would this be likely? :/

[Londoner007]

Possibly, but it can also confuse them.

[fielddrive]

On a slightly different subject, as an employer I can tell you that it is illegal not to provide your employee with a payslip detailing the amount paid and tax deducted. This payslip should provided to them on or before the day they get paid.