Are you referring to 14th March? It should still be ok if granted by 15th March, for example, AND the caseworker adds 28 days in line with GEN.1.13. Remind the caseworker to. If done, it should take you to well within the 28 days to apply for ILR. GEN.1.13. For the purposes of paragraphs D-LTRP.1.1....

It won't be refused on account of financial requirement. It isn't required on the 10 year route.

You've been asked before to use the same thread.

You can use that thread for all your questions relating to the same application.

immigration-for-family-members/uk-spous ... l#p1876637

So if they say that I'm being paid my holiday pay with my weekly wages, is there anyway I can ask them to regenerate a timesheet for the week I was on holiday. IF they don't allow that, do you think a letter from the employer explaining this would be sufficient as I really don't want to postpone my...

seagul wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 03, 2020 9:07 pm

Your calculations are incorrect. If you have no other income to combine then you need following amount of cash savings:

£24800*2.5+16000= £78000

Not for SET M. No need to multiply by 2.5 years.

Also, it is not clear if the naturalisation application is for the OP.

sam_y9 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 03, 2020 1:59 pm

I have a question, is it advisable to upload all the documents online?

Your choice. Many have done this.

We'd rather not book an appointment at the VFS centre in Mexico city if possible.

An appointment to give biometrics is mandatory for most applications.

secret_qa wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 01, 2020 3:51 pm

Also, I take it that it is okay to stitch all the statements together and upload it as a one big pdf meeting the size requirements - statements organised in an ascending/descending order

Yes, that's okay to do.

Congratulations!!

Covee wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 28, 2020 2:07 pm

I am a British citizen, I am sponsoring my wife to join me via the Spouse visa.

Do I need to complete and submit the SU07 form?

No, not for a spouse visa.

Another possible option, if you do get another job at the time you've mentioned, is to apply under category B, where the income from that employment and income from the 12 months immediately before the application date both have to meet the £18,600 financial requirement.

I'm not an advisor. You could say it's based on shared experience from the changes made to the application process in the main since November 2018. You can take it for what you think it's worth to you. As there's been difference in opinion in this forum on this particular requirement or non-requirem...

Do not worry about that. It isn't required and won't be requested.

Appears to be more than what's required. It will suffice.

Telco123 wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 20, 2020 2:50 pm

We are planning to submit my wife's FLR(M) application on 21 Feb 2020
Her current leave expires on 19th Mar 2020

Has the application been made?

Hi All, My wife started her job with her employer back in 2005 and her pay rate per hour is indicated as £7.20/Hr but employer letter stated £8.7/Hr, would this create any confusion to the entry clearing officer? or should we ask employer to give a contract amendment letter? Thank you all Indicated...

E-LTRPT.5.1. states If the applicant has not met the requirement in a previous application for entry clearance or leave to remain as a parent or partner, the applicant must provide specified evidence that they - (a) are a national of a majority English speaking country listed in paragraph GEN.1.6.;...

Helllo, My brother has submitted an application today 23.02.2020 for a spouse visa for his wife. He has all the documents here in the UK and his wife has a biometric appointment for the 02.03.2020. We are slightly confused as to how to submit the documents as previously they were posted to Sheffiel...

We are planning to submit my wife's FLR(M) application on 21 Feb 2020 Her current leave expires on 19th Mar 2020 Joint names Council bill 8 Mar 19 Wife (applicant) 27 Feb 18 bank statement 5 June 18 NHS letter 20 Nov 18 bank letter 15 Jul 19 GP practice letter 10 Jan 20 bank statement The above is ...

Also, cover the 2 years prior to the application date. You can leave out documents earlier than the required period.

Ideally, if you're submitting 3 documents in joint names, then you only need 6 other documents (3 in each name).

So 1 joint-named document = 2 individual documents (1 for each partner).

And vice versa.

She could, or she could book the appointment.

Anyone with access can book the appointment.

It is fine if that's what you've chosen to do.

Evicra wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 16, 2020 12:12 pm

Thank you for your reply. who is "person" in this rule please. is it the director of the company(me ) or its the employee ( My borther)

Most likely referring to the applicant.

AmazonianX wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 16, 2020 12:23 pm

9.8 (a) (i) quoted above by Seagul gives the definition of to whom it applies, have a read.

It doesn't.

See...

Who should apply
Except in a few cases, you need to apply if:
you’re an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen
you’re not an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen, but your family member is
The EEA includes the EU countries and also Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

and...

Who else can apply