They use your base hourly rate before deductions. It is a bit unusual to see agency deductions taken from the base hourly rate. In law an agency cannot charge you for working through them hence it does look a bit strange. All their charges etc should be taken before your base rate. So that might pu...
This might seem like a silly query but I'm not sure how petty visa officers are haha. I'm an agency worker, my employment letter says in bullet points contracted hours: 37 rate: 12.84 pounds employment date: July 2022 - present contract type: agency It does say payslips provided by them are genuine...
Hi All, My friend advised me to submit my spouse's application before April 11, even though I only have four months of payslips instead of the required six. The goal is to meet the £18,600 threshold initially and then submit the remaining two months' payslips later. I'm uncertain about the acceptabi...
I have two questions: 1. If I worked overtime for the next two months to compensate for the deficit from the previous 2 month, would this be considered acceptable to HO? Same employer and identical job roles. 2. Regarding to compensate for the deficit by taken a second job: Would it be acceptable i...
Dear Members, Regarding an income shortfall. If I make up for the deficit by working overtime in the same job, reaching the threshold, will this be accepted, or do they solely consider the base salary? It will be considered. Note that the income should cover any shortfall for the duration on which ...
If I make up for the deficit by working overtime in the same job, reaching the threshold, will this be accepted, or do they solely consider the base salary?
If you do not meet the financial requirement at the time of extension, your spouse will be put on the 10 year FLR(FP) route. Thank you so much CR001, for the valuable insights I am gaining from members such as yourself and others who graciously contribute their time and provide helpful advice in ad...
I appreciate for the information you provided zimba.I have another question: In the context of the second extension, what are the consequences if either the husband or wife is not currently employed? Additionally, if the husband's employment is sporadic, and he cannot demonstrate the income threshol...
I'm interested in understanding the consequences if one fails to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) within the stipulated 5-year qualifying period. Does this automatically result in following the 10-year route, requiring the individual to renew their visa every 2.5 years?
I hope this administration doesn't win the 2024 general election. The stress they impose on British citizens who have contributed to the country for 40 years through taxes is significant. Formulating policies that negatively affect families and children appears imprudent to me. I already know where ...
The formula for savings is accurate. See Page 44 of the Financial requirements caseworker guidance . Calculating Cash Savings – Appendix FM The following calculations are to be used for those applying as a Partner or Child under Appendix FM to the Immigration Rules. At the entry clearance/initial l...
I intend to sponsor my spouse, and I aim to present my income. However, I am short by £400. Can I compensate for this shortfall by demonstrating savings, considering I don't have a substantial amount as previously mentioned? I'm questioning the accuracy of the formula I suggested.
Can you stick to this instead of creating and keeping active more than one similar topic/thread. Dear AmazonianX, Apologies for initiating a new thread; I wasn't certain if this was relevant and would be addressed within the existing thread, as the query was slightly different. Savings to Cover a £...
Dear Members, Concerning the shortfall in the £29,000 threshold, I understand that you need to demonstrate savings to meet the requirement. Here's an example: If the shortfall is £400, then £400 multiplied by 6 equals £2400. Therefore, saving £2400 over 6 months would cover the shortfall. Could you ...
We don't know yet. Nothing in the rules have changed as yet as the proposal still needs to go through the parliamentary processes. Any changes will likely only come into effect in the spring, I've just read this information on the government's news site. There will no longer be a separate child ele...
Dear Members, I'm reaching out for clarification regarding the family visa route. The UK government has defined the family visa threshold at £29,000. I'm interested in understanding whether this threshold already includes an additional top-up if there is one child. In the past, there were supplement...
I have another question related to this topic. In the scenario where someone is eligible for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) after the 5-year route but, If you fail to seize the chance to apply for the 5-year route or choose not to do so, it appears you will be placed on the 10-year route automatic...
Yes, assuming relevant conditions are adhered to (income, language proficiency, etc). For the visa extension on the second occasion, do I need to demonstrate the minimum threshold of £18,800 again, and is this requirement applicable for a period of 6 months or 12 months? When you mention "lang...
Thanks for your advice CR001, We've noticed that the payment has been debited from our account, and we've received the biometric invitation letter on October 24th, which we have already attended.
I read on the UKHO website that the processing time for a child's Right of Abode (ROA) application from outside the UK is currently 3 weeks. Can you confirm if this information is still accurate?
If the UKVI grants a visa for my spouse, is it accurate to say that the initial visa duration is 2.5 years, and as it approaches expiry, we can seek an extension for an additional 2.5 years?
Dear Members, I recently got married abroad and am in the process of applying for a family visa for my spouse to join me in the UK for settlement. I've come across information suggesting a 2-year route for the family spouse visa. Can you confirm if this is correct? If it is, does it mean that my wif...
Then the paper form is the correct way to apply. Payments can take a few months for paper forms, some members have had payment taken at around 4 to 5 months after receipt by UKVI. Presumably you are aware a 3(2) Registration will make your child British by Descent as well, therefore unable to pass ...
How old is the child? Where was the child born , uk or abroad? How does the child qualify to be registered as british? When and how did you become british? The child is 18 months old, was born abroad, and currently resides abroad. The child qualifies under section 3(2) I acquired British citizenshi...
Hello everyone, As of 18th September 2023, I have not noticed any payment being taken for my child's MN1 registration application. Therefore, I am considering submitting an online application and completing the process myself. However, I would appreciate guidance on the following query: I, as the fa...
