Exactly the same checks will be done when he applies again. If his ILR fails, FLR(M) or FLR(FP) will also fail. yes you are right. He has tried to rectified those refusal grounds this time but even if they refuse it again they will give him right of appeal in here confusion is to use the correct fo...
You can both apply together and ask for FLR(M) to be held until your ILR is decided IF you are applying by post. If you apply in person, you can both apply on the same day with different appointments. Why are you not applying for ILR based on Tier 1 General? I am seeking advice on behalf of my brot...
She should apply on FLR(M) with a note that husband is applying for ILR based on long residence. If husband applies in person, she can also apply in person on the same day. If his application is put on hold, her application will be put on hold. Pity she will lose all her time on Tier 1 G dependent ...
Hi There, Husband (main applicant) is on tier 1( General) but applying for ILR based on 10 years long residence just before his visa expire. Wife is on dependet tier 1 visa and her visa is getting expire on same date as husabnd . What Visa wife should apply when Husband switch to ILR(long residence)...
Its not worth risking the future status of your partner by taking couple rate of housing benefit. Most of these benefits services have no clue how it impact on your future applications if your partner subject to immigration control
When one in the couple has no recourse to Public funds, HB is calculated at the single person + child/children (if applicable) rate, but joint earnings are considered in the calculation. So what about under 16 year old children of settled/British person who are under immigration control with no rec...
Is there any person out there who has got this housing benefit at single rate? I dont think they give this option of getting housing benefits at single or double rate especially when they count income of your partner and also count your children even when they are under immigration control with no r...
Is No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) condition attached to your 5 years leave ? Read these links for information and where you need to contact https://www.gov.uk/asylum-support/what-youll-get https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/law-and-rights/immigration/asylum-and-refugees/after-you-get-refugee-stat...
You need to have settle status in order to apply for child benefit or any public funds so how was you able to get it when you were subject to immigration control? there is question on claim form which ask something like Are you subject to immigration control now, or have you been at any time in the ...
A joint tenancy cannot be granted to 2 or more people if any of them is a person subject to immigration control who is ineligible for local authority housing. This applies both to local authority housing and to housing which is provided by a housing association as the result of a referral from a loc...
Hi. Can one combine his salaried job at 17k and non salaried job paid hourly about 2k for spouse visa CatA or Cat B? yes salaried job can be combined with non salaried job under CAT A if you are with boht employers for at least 6 month prior to application. You need to calculate income from salarie...
They normally ask you to mention the time spend outside uk when its 6 month or more at the time of applying for ILR but remember when you applied for spouse settlement visa then you did show the intent to live together permanently with your partner in UK. You are allowed to spend limited time outsid...
Thank you CR001 for a quick reply, I must have misunderstood this page on government website: https://www.gov.uk/apply-national-insurance-number It's a bit confusing that they put such a misleading info there. Yes you misunderstood This page is referring to those who have already applied for NI num...
TB certificate is needed for visa purpose which you have already sent with document bundle and it was valid at the time of making visa application. Now if you get your visa then this expired TB certificate or copy of it will be sufficient
Is relationship over or she still your wife? I mean if relationship still exist then they may not deport her You dont need to worry as she cannot do anything if you have not done anything wrong to her You've misunderstood the significance of a relationship which is no longer subsisting as far as th...
You can apply under CAT A of non salaried if you are with these two employers for at least 6 months at the time of making application. You simply add last 6 months salary of boht jobs, divide by 6 and multiply by 12 to calculate your gross annual salary . You will also need employer letter and 6 mon...
You can combine non salaried income of your wife with your salaried employment as long as you boht are working at least 6 months with employers prior to application if opt to go for cat A..Its just that you calculate non salaried income differently i.e you take all 6 months income, divide by 6 and m...
Thanks ILR1980 for ur quick reply... my working hrs in both job are fixed, 37.5 hrs each week in 1st job and 16 hrs each week in 2nd job and i get paid after 4 weeks in 1st job and monthly in 2nd job..and if i want i can do overtime but i dont do normally...in last 6 months i just did 2 days overti...
Hi, Although the guidance note does not state that overtime will not be taken into consideration, I am left with further confusion because lawyers' advice did not go down well the first time. Any advice please? Thank you. Guidance clearly explain about overtime and they are calculated in same way a...
Settlement spouse applicants has no issue paying IHS and getting IHS references without selecting wrong category or amount There was issue of paying IHS for under 16 year child settlement application as IHS calculator was saying that under 16 year old child of settled or British parent exempt from p...
Also, I just like to state that when we applied for the fiancé visa last December we obviously got approved. He worked at the same exact job, same sort of non salaried contract. I just am baffled at this. You should appeal and have more chances of winning it but i will say also file a complaint bec...
Its clearly error from ECO if he/she wrote non salaried in introductory letter . Dont know what his employer wrote in employer letter but if he also wrote non salaried which is apparent if we look at variable income each month then it simply prove the ignorance of ECO about different calculation fo...
