THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPLY can you tell me what do you mean by and provide the total earnings of the two jobs in the space provided. in the appendix 2 where do i mention about the second job Section 5: additional information You can state your circumstances there. What i did was print 2 pages of the ...

Category A applies to those who have worked with their current employer for more than six months. Category B applies to those who have worked with their current employer for less than six months and those with a variable income. Category A applications Salaried employment in the UK The applicant’s ...

You can only rely on Cat A if you earned £9300+ in 6 months prior to applying. The calculations you are relying on seem to be for over a period of 12 months so may be better to apply using Cat B. If both the salaried and non-salaried income aggregated , is up to 9300 over a six months them he can r...

Ok thanks. My both jobs (salaried and non salaried) combined gives me an annual salary of £18,809.00 I have been with both employers for over 6 months. So would I fall under Category A? Also in the application theres only space for one job. Would it be ok to print the same page again and using it fo...

You need to be careful if your job is salaried employment because the lowest of the income will be used to calculate your income in six month. How sure are you it's salaried employment? Do you get paid hourly or get paid the same amount irrespective of the hour done? You might need to be very sure ...

For spouse's visa purpose,your annual income will simply be calculated by adding your income in the last six months then multiply by 2. Or in the last 12 months for cat B. * Employer is expected to state the actual figure,not the estimated salary usually given in employment letter or b4 starting a ...

In October the min wage was raised to 6.50 and the old rate was 6.31. So for example if i was working at the old rate @ 6.31 * 16 hrs = 100.96 x 52 wks = 5,249.92 Annually. So lets say for 28 weeks i received 100.96 which equals to 2,826.88 And then in the month of october i got paid at the new rate...

Obie wrote:The baby will qualify under section 2(1) of the 1981 act.

You could apply for a passport of a Certificate of the Right of Abode for the child.

Omg thats a relief. Thank you so much

Would it be a case of me filling the form Mn1?

I have a little question to which im confused to. Im a British citizen by naturalisation. Me and my wife are expecting and the baby is due in May 2014. Im also in the process of applying for my wifes spouse visa..... While her application is being decided, and if the baby is born before the applicat...

They do advise to send 2 bundles, one set of original and another photocopies. They will check the original and return them,but if you don't send photocopies, they can retain the original copies. With regards to the photocopies do they have to be certified by a solicitor or its just a matter of the...

Documents list for ILR dependant Hello everyone, I am new to immigrationboards.com and I have a query regarding the documents that need to be provided for ILR dependant file. My husband has applied for his ILR on the basis of his 10 years stay in the UK and is expected to get it soon. I will then s...

Thanks Rayking for your reply. The letter from employers does depict what you have mentioned. In regards to sending the documents, do they have to be originals? Or can they be copies. If i send originals im not sure whether they will send them back. Im not really worried about my bank statements or ...

It's not what you're paid annually that will be seriously look at,but your present annual payment, you don't want a delay for something as minor as that. Your present annual payment should be total payment in the last 6 months multiplied by 2. That's your annual income for the purpose of spouse vis...

That employer's letter should state what you've earned in the last 6 months prior to your application,is it stating this? You can add some wedding pictures if you haven't. May be someone will spot anything else but all looking good. Both employer letters state: Employment start date Start date of c...

Hi, I am about to submit my application for spouse visa to bring my wife over. (She is currently with me in the UK on family visit visa, she will be leaving soon with all the required documents) Can someone please confirm that I have all the correct documents in place. I have 2 jobs to meet the fina...

Thank your for the reply. Really appreciate it.

In regards to the question about me receiving cash for my second job. Would it be a problem, as its not being paid in to my bank account?

The amount I receive is taxed and have payslips to show.


Thank you

Dear members, Im in the process of applying for my wife's visa. I have 2 jobs and both are taxed. My monthly salary goes into my bank account for the first job, and my second job is paid by cash as its part time and only 4hrs a week and get around £120 net. For my second job, would it be a problem a...