I think that your point is similar to mine. I was looking at it from the angle that He MUST NOT be in a relationship with her in order to qualify for the parent route. Either way he MUST be separated from her in order to qualify for the parent route.
Obie, I don't think that the issue is that he is living with the children. His problem as I see it is to be able to proof that she is NOT in a relationship with the lady.
What I mean is that there would have been no issues if you were working and claiming working tax credit with your husband's name on it. As it stands now, technically your husband is the one claiming not you.
You can only claim income support when something is preventing you from working. You can apply for JSA as couple. You must show that you are available and actively looking for work. They will calculate to see whether you qualify for contributory JSA or not, if not they will pay you you income based ...
Does your husband has recourse to public funds? If not he can't apply for working tax credit. You applying for child tax credit and adding his name is different from him applying for wtc and adding your name.
As others have already pointed out; we have only heard one side of the story. However, I want to make a general comment that sometimes some women think British Passport is a passport to heaven (no pun intended). They sometimes want to use their status as UK Nationals to disrepect and lord it over th...
Thank you very much Lomik for your advice; I really appreciate it. I will difinitely give it a thought. I also need a detailed information on the parent route. Will my visa immediately become invalid if I move out without being divorced. How easy or expensive is it to get a Contact Order? Is it only...
I from africa and I came to the UK on a student visa in 2004. I became an overstayer from 2011. I began a relationship with a lady from my country in 2012 and we married by proxy in Africa (customary marriage) and also had a wedding ceremony UK in 2012. In 2013 my wife had settlement ( Indefinite Le...
Thanks Guru for your prompt reply? What I am thinking about is that maybe I might be asked to show my visa when my wife includes me in the benefit application. Also, the amount awarded may be higher than what she is entitled to. Thanks once again.
I am currently an overstayer with a National Insurance Number married to an Indefinite Leave to Remain holder. We are both from Africa and living together in the UK at the moment. I am hoping to make an application for human rights/family visa once my child is born. My questions are: 1. Should my wi...
DivineSpeed, please did your Hubby meet the financial requirement of 18600 and please how long did you overstay? We are more than conquerors in Jesus' name. Thanks and God bless
I think you are misunderstanding me. I am talking about saying that she is single when applying for benefits. My concern is that because of me the might pay her more that she is entitled to. thanks
Thanks again, I am talking about the financial requirement of 18600 when she is sponsoring me if I should return to my home country. Currently she does not earn that amount. she earns about 14000.
Thank u very much njoy1987, the issue is that she does not meet the financial requirement. She is currently pregnant and I am hoping that when she gets citizenship we can do SS or article 8. About the benefits, they will need my information and I am wondering if she should say that she is single sin...
Hi everyone, I have been an overstayer for 2 years now and I am married to an ILR holder ( 10 years long residence) through proxy marriage as we are from the same country. I used to work and therefore have a National insurance number in my own name. We are currently living together in the UK and my ...
