You clearly do not read what has been covered above, the annualised calculation applies ONLY to the last 6 months of earnings !!! No. You need to meet both parts 1 and 2 to qualify under cat B. For part 1, the annulised income calculations will be based on max of the last 6 months . You could have ...
You clearly do not read what has been covered above, the annualised calculation applies ONLY to the last 6 months of earnings !!! No. You need to meet both parts 1 and 2 to qualify under cat B. For part 1, the annulised income calculations will be based on max of the last 6 months . You could have ...
You clearly do not read what has been covered above, the annualised calculation applies ONLY to the last 6 months of earnings !!! No. You need to meet both parts 1 and 2 to qualify under cat B. For part 1, the annulised income calculations will be based on max of the last 6 months . You could have ...
Each job will be annualised separately and then the total combined. You also need to satisfy the other requirement that shows you earned in total the min required salary over the last 12 months. I covered this in detail above and you can see this in the guide !! Yes, so Job 1 annualised or earned i...
Yes I've made enough. But does the last 6 months have to be £9300? I'm in non-salaried employment. No, an aggregate is used. You can read examples of how they calculate the salary in the official guide: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/...
You have a non-salaried job so the total pay in the last 6 months will be used to calculate your annualised income. Oh ok. So from February 2024 to July, I'll combine my wife's income as well as mine. So for, we've earned roughly £6000+ during the period. We should be able to earn additional income...
As long as you are employed you can apply under category B They are threatning her with a potential redundancy. If she loses her job then she cannot get ILR Yeah I know. She spoke with them about this. They agreed to let her remain as employed but no shifts will be given for a while. Regarding my N...
They should be able to evaluate how much you got paid immediately up to 6 months of you applying, for part 1. For part two the whole 12 months is considered. (e) For the purpose of paragraph 13(a)(i), in respect of a person in non-salaried employment at the date of application “the level of gross a...
Thanks for your response. Glad to find out that I can use my two zero hour contract jobs to combine and apply for my wife's ILR under Category A (provided that there are no gaps in pay and it's 6 months continous payslips from january 2024 to June/July 2024).
Hi, Just wondering if I can combine 2 of my zero hour contract jobs and apply under Category A? I would show 6 months wage and payslips when I apply on July 2024. With updates to my shift, I am unlikely to have any gaps in my employment in the next 6 months from January 2024. Kindly please let me kn...
I do not see any issues, payslips must cover what earned over the last 6 months So it's fine if my Job 1 NHS being issued on 31st May 2024 being used for ILR application on August 2024. Ok, understood. Yes, all payslips from all jobs combined will be issued within the last 6 months prior to ILR app...
No. You need to meet both parts 1 and 2 to qualify under cat B. For part 1, the annulised income calculations will be based on max of the last 6 months . You could have been employed only for 3 months, so your annualised income will be based on those 3 months however if you were employed for 8 mont...
No. You need to meet both parts 1 and 2 to qualify under cat B. For part 1, the annulised income calculations will be based on max of the last 6 months . You could have been employed only for 3 months, so your annualised income will be based on those 3 months however if you were employed for 8 mont...
They should be able to evaluate how much you got paid immediately up to 6 months of you applying, for part 1. For part two the whole 12 months is considered. (e) For the purpose of paragraph 13(a)(i), in respect of a person in non-salaried employment at the date of application “the level of gross a...
Please go back to the guide and carefully read what the guide asks you regarding the documents they need :!: I have read it. I'm sorry but it is vague and didn't contain a specific answer to my specific question in terms of do I need latest payslips from both jobs or either prior to 28 days before ...
Please go back to the guide and carefully read what the guide asks you regarding the documents they need :!: I have read it. I'm sorry but it is vague and didn't contain a specific answer to my specific question in terms of do I need latest payslips from both jobs or either prior to 28 days before ...
Ahhh I see. Thank you, thank you very much for that relief. I can work overtime and try to earn more than enough. Also, my wife may resign from her current job during mid February next month as they're giving her too little shift. Would that affect her ILR application under Category B? I doubt it. ...
I see. What I am trying to say For example, I may have a shift running from now until end of May 2024 from Job 1 NHS. But from June 2024 and onwards, I have a shift from job 2 NHS only; no shift from Job 1 NHS from June 2024. Application date is August 2024. So will just the latest payslip from Job ...
Ahhh I see. Thank you, thank you very much for that relief. I can work overtime and try to earn more than enough. Also, my wife may resign from her current job during mid February next month as they're giving her too little shift. Would that affect her ILR application under Category B? I doubt it. A...
