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Thanks for your reply. Here are my details.Greenie wrote:Yes a 3 bedroom house is big enough because children under 10 can share a room.
there is no minimum salary threshold, you need to show that after rent/mortgage you have left at least the amount of a family of your size on income support, plus the amount that a person of your mother's age would be expected to live on.
How much do you earn, and how much do you pay for council tax and rent or mortgage? How much do you recieve in benefits (e.g. Child benefit, CTC)?
DO you have any money in savings?
what is your immigration status in the UK?
Can someone please help me with this maintenance question?jinkazama_11 wrote:self employment profit is per year.Greenie wrote:is the profit from self-employment per month or per year?
what other sources of income does your mother have if any?
She got pension of Rs 8200 (Pakistani rupees) per month, its about £60. because of her medical conditions her expenses gone up.
Hi GreenieGreenie wrote:The requirement according to the rules as they stand currently is that you need to show that you can adequately support your mother without recourse to public funds. How you show this is that you have sufficient income/savings so that after your rent/mortgage and council tax are deducted from your income, you have at least the amount of a family of your size in receipt of income support
The amounts of income support + pension credit per week are as follows
£105.95 for a couple
£62.33 per child (x 2 for your family)
£102.15 - guarantee pension credit for a single person (this is what your mother would be expected to need to live on).
in £332.76 per week or £1441 per calendar month
According to your figures
You have a total monthly income of around
£1700 (salary) + £250 (self employment) + 146 CB (weekly amount x 52/12) = £2096
take away CT and rent of £84 and £425 = £1587 per month
It seems from your figures that you will just about have enough although if you spending all of your money every month the ECO may doubt that you meet the requirements. However you also have your savings to rely on. Would your mother still recieve her pension?
You might want to look into whether you do qualify for tax credits because you may be entitled to even a small amount but that would top up your income a bit.
Do you have evidence of your profits from self-employment - e.g. your yearly accounts or a copy of your tax return etc?
hiGreenie wrote:The requirement according to the rules as they stand currently is that you need to show that you can adequately support your mother without recourse to public funds. How you show this is that you have sufficient income/savings so that after your rent/mortgage and council tax are deducted from your income, you have at least the amount of a family of your size in receipt of income support
The amounts of income support + pension credit per week are as follows
£105.95 for a couple
£62.33 per child (x 2 for your family)
£102.15 - guarantee pension credit for a single person (this is what your mother would be expected to need to live on).
in £332.76 per week or £1441 per calendar month
According to your figures
You have a total monthly income of around
£1700 (salary) + £250 (self employment) + 146 CB (weekly amount x 52/12) = £2096
take away CT and rent of £84 and £425 = £1587 per month
It seems from your figures that you will just about have enough although if you spending all of your money every month the ECO may doubt that you meet the requirements. However you also have your savings to rely on. Would your mother still recieve her pension?
You might want to look into whether you do qualify for tax credits because you may be entitled to even a small amount but that would top up your income a bit.
Do you have evidence of your profits from self-employment - e.g. your yearly accounts or a copy of your tax return etc?
hi brother,jinkazama_11 wrote:Hi
I got another issue with this application.
When my mom applied for visitor visa in 2007 she declared the income from property and also attached the property valuation documents. She got some share in that property aprox 12.5%. If I calculate her share based on minimum property value it is about Rs. 3500000 (aprx £25000).
Now HO can say that she is not dependent on me as she can sell this property and can employee some one to look after her like a nurse or carer. I am not in a favor of employing a carer mainly because some one can easily take advantage of her as she is living on her own and is old.
Can I put emphasis on this point and will case worker consider this?
She needs emotional support rather than financial support after the death of my Grandmother (her mother) in Oct 2011. Is it possible case worker give preference to emotional element of support over financial support.
Any help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks