Hi All This is an amazing site that allows you to not feel alone in this immigration madness. I met my partner in Jamaica Nov 2015 after being informally introduced via my cousin and chatting by phone for a few months prior to meeting up. After a couple of days of bliss and many late night chats we...
State that your wife intends to work and if details are requested just state examples of the type of work she would be interested in.
Given the difference in the way salaried and non salaried income is calculated I would assume that the question is in reference to salaried employment.
I changed jobs whilst my husband was waiting for the outcome of his application but as I was an agency worker I had the flexible of leaving the actual post but not giving notice to the agency until I really had to. I don't think it would be a problem as you have been with your current employer for o...
You have the documents you require as a tenant. The sponsorship undertaking form is not required for settlement visas- so those who have submitted this were not required to do so. You do however need to make sure the appendix 2 form is completed and submitted alongside the application as this is the...
There's no way cost of travel is covered (I work for local government).
A lot of people do what they have to do when it comes to employment. It can take me the same amount of time to get home on the other side of London as it can to get to Birmingham on a high speed train.
To ensure the six months prior to application is covered just rely on the amount prior to the pay rise for the purpose of the application and add in the section re finance that you received a pay rise which I assume the employer will state on the employment letter as your current salary.
Hi, My wife works through an agency as employee. She gets £9 per hour and not get paid for the hours not worked(if finishes early). She gets weekly pay. So how many weeks salary does i have to show for spouse visa? Her salary is different every week as she sometimes take a day or few hours off. Wil...
So to work out what your pay would be over the year you must use the calculation in the rules for non salaried employment... add up your last six months payslips, divide by 6 and multiply by 12. iii) the period over which they have been or were paid the level of salary relied upon in the application...
Yep been logging on to the website too to see if I can find different dates, so far nothing beyond my date - bit weird the system, random dates appear at different time and whilst it says you can book 42 days in advance it appears more like two weeks (that said weird because when I booked mine it w...
I get your anxiety and over-thinking lol! Yes banks can be a pain with this sort of thing but to ease my anxiety on that front I just went into branch before I required the print outs and asked! In fact in 2013 I found that it depended on who I spoke to on the day so I took advantage of that and got...
To add to the above comment, I had a similar dilemma as my payslips are issued electronically so I asked my employer to provide a letter confirming this as that is also acceptable. If they can provide this in advance then you're sorted.
Hope someone can help I sure some of the answers are right it just be nice to get things double checked but a few things I not sure if I am right or not. 1. I have 2 jobs and have 12 months of wage slips for both jobs when including the bank statements do I only need to show the pages that show the...
Any formal correspondence is acceptable and if you don't have 6 joint you need 6 each addressed to you each individually. The only joint correspondence we had for our FLR last month was a letter from my son's secondary school. Certified copy isn't necessary as there is no mention of it in the guidan...
