Hi Danbrix, After looking at your budget, I've done a bit of research on benefits, I see that my husband would only be eligible for child benefit and child tax credit,but would like to ask you a few questions if you don't mind? 1. Am I right in the conclusion that the tax benefits you mentioned are ...
Thank you, thank you. We are not applying until next year, but want to be sure that we submit all the necessary supporting doucments with our application.
Hi, where in the Caribbean are you? How long have you been married?Just asking out of curiosity, I have only seen one or two posts from people in the Caribbean. Me: Jamaican Husband: British Married: 7 years, 2 children I'll be applying early next year, husband went back to England to get "sett...
Hi, I'm Jamaican my husband British. We lived together here (jamaica) for 7 years. He's now in London, I'm in Jamaica waiting to do my application. It might be a little difficult to find a job here now (as with every where in the world) as people are being laid off. But where there's a will God will...
We thought about sending the babies ahead of me. They are only 3 and 5 and I can't imagine having to put them into childcare during the days and after school when my husband is at work. They're used to being taken care of by grandparents, so we opted for them to stay with me until after the visa is ...
I asked this question in another thread, just came across this. My husband will only have about 450 pds. at the end of the month after expenses. I am worried because we have two children (british through father) who will be mentioned on my application. I understand he needs at least 800 pds. left at...
Wow so that means he needs 800 pounds left in his account at the end of the month. I think we may be in trouble with our application. He would only have about 450 pounds at the end of the month.
Would extensive savings and the fact that I can work make a difference?
Firstly I would like to say that this forum has been invaluable to my husband and myself in planning. I will be applying for a spouse visa in a few months, my husband is British we have 2 children together who have British citizenship through their Dad. My question is how much must my husband have l...
Don't have any experience or knowledge, but do have a friend whose father is British she got citzenship for herself but her son (his grandchild) was said to be "too far removed from the crown" to be granted British citizenship. Not sure of actual laws though. Maybe somebody with better kno...
This is everything that was submitted: 1. APPLICATION - Completed Settlement VAF4A Form. - SU07 Form - Notarised Sponsorship Declaration. - Sponsor Letter. In one of your posts you mention a Notarised Sponsorship decalration, what is this? What did you state in your sponsor letter? Hope you don't m...
In regards to the UK entry from US, I wondered if it would be a problem only because the visa was issued in JA and not the states. In addition I use my US passport to travel, so my JA passport would not reflect my entry into the US. But I suppose if any questions are asked I have my US passport on h...
Since June this year, so about four months now. I won't be applying for my spouse visa until February 2010, in order for him to have enough payslips to accompany my application.
Thanks for that info. about the "KOL REQ" endorsement.
I knew I was entitled to doing the test and applying for the ILR right away but had no idea that I had to get that endorsement. Will make sure I point out the 7 years of marriage.
John: I thought that I was to apply in the country that I am residing in now. My husband and I lived together in Jamaica for the last 7 years, we were never in the US together. Am I correct? Obie: Yes the main problem is that Jamaicans many times do not meet the requirements. I have done quite a bit...
, sorry.
