one worry: i just got a shared flat today, the room is not big big but anyway, I got 6 month contract. my brother just confirmed that the address is shown on the payslip. Now, if i live in that shared property for 6 month and then relocate to a bigger flat. will this have an inpact on the applicati...

Hi, i am a british and got married on 10/1/15 in pakistan. i have some questions regarding my ability to meet financial requirements SITUATION 1 i will apply case on april 2015 so i will financial year from april 2014 till march 2015 I am working as security with pay rate £8/hr with 40 hrs/week ,ac...

Hello, I'm still collecting all documents for the sponsor visa for Zimbabwean, but my husband's english test appointment is on the 28.03.15 and the result it may take 2 weeks, like the TB result took 2 months. but I want to submit the application form before April changes and the fees. I want to fi...

Sorry Bucki,that was a mistake on my part,I was going to say your bank statement, not pay slip. To your question, YES and your mates? Look don't listen to them, the beauty of this forum is that we're not telling you what hasn't been tried.I didn't know anything until I came on this forum,I was relyi...

Hi Gurus Please clarify my below query. I worked in ltd company @annual salary of 18000 pounds. I worked there from Nov2013 to Dec 2014 as the company has gone into administration on 31 Dec2014. I got overtime for June Aug Nov & Dec 2014 as 525.56 pounds I also got Holiday pay & compensatio...

Bills,council tax and all that haven't got any effect on your application tbh. Well,if I were you,I won't change my address for now,I will ask my present landlord if my partner can stay with me and if he can give me required letter because some landlord can be funny at times. Secondly, I'll do the ...

Bills,council tax and all that haven't got any effect on your application tbh. Well,if I were you,I won't change my address for now,I will ask my present landlord if my partner can stay with me and if he can give me required letter because some landlord can be funny at times. Secondly, I'll do the i...

Actually ... I have the same worries . From what I read and understood: as long as I get a tenancy agreement of 6 month or more *willing to renew* at the time of the visa application , and a letter from landlord that your wife can live there ... then all is good :) actually, how about council tax d...

There's no crime in trying but I doubt they will grant that without meeting one of the requirements.

Do it yourself, provided you can present evidence required. I can assure you that it might not even get to court before you're called to submit your passport for visa. As long as the mistake is there's, you have a strong case.

The important thing you need is to present your pay slips in the last 6 months, with the last or recent not older than 28 days. It makes sense to sort out the baby's passport bcos that will increase the financial requirement you're relying on. For accommodation, baby will not be counted as adult, so...

Yes,he needs a visa to go to France and it's easy to get.

Musa wrote:Any one ,,, please i need your help guys !!

Just tick Cat A,don't worry about salaried or not,they'll know from the letter from your employer.

You'll need to work for at least 6 months if you haven't been working in the past 6 months. You can't combine the income if you're relying on cat A or 6 months route.
The best way you can bring your family in this circumstance is to be patient.

Financial requirement isn't dependent on what you've earned in a tax year,it's what you've earned in 6 months or in the past one year,provided you meet the amount you need to qualify. You can read more about it here https://www.gov.uk/.../AnnexFM_Section_ ... Requiremen

Let's be honest,if they allow that then the next we're going to ask for is our brothers and sisters to be allowed next. A lot of us will abuse it,the country has been through all that before. I know if it were possible some of us will bring ALL of our family members down here,it's good for individua...

Rayking, I believe under Category B, a Person does not need to show that they have been working for 12 months. Less that 12 months is fine, provided the person had earned that 18,600 over the 12 months period leading to the application, which is what the OP is saying is his case. Oh,now i got your ...

The difficulty for me is that your wife is not considered as Employed for the purpose of Category B, but rather as a person who falls within Cat F or G. She is a director of a company and hence considered under Category F or G. Obie, she left her position as a director of the company in Sept 2014, ...

Thank you very much. I am going to proceed with her applying FLRM under category B and only showing the salary slips for last 5 months with her current employer where she has earned £22000 gross and showing her employment letter with £50K annual salary. Lets see what happens. I will update you all ...

Yes I am perfectly aware of the financial requirement, which my fiancee exceeds. I have also recieved a band 9 in IELTS Listening and Speaking. The only thing I'm worried about is having the originals of the financial documents, because my fiancee doesn't think much about sending his payslips to Ru...

SofiaRand48 wrote:Ok so I have to have them sent to me by post?

I hope you're aware your sponsor must meet financial requirement of 18600 and you having test of English?
You need to meet ALL requirements as a matter of fact.

No,it has no effect on the application. Do make sure your employer writes the letter as eco wants it,not the way the employer thinks it should be Ok. And how does ECO want it ... is there an example ?! I will not be able to get a contract :( apart from a simple letter from HR, stating my info + sta...

No,it has no effect on the application. Do make sure your employer writes the letter as eco wants it,not the way the employer thinks it should be Ok. Remember it should be your total earning in 6 months,multiplied by 2. When you've got everything ready,look through and then explain anything you thin...

Your gross pay is clearly stated and that's what you should base your calculation on.
Don't you pay tax?

Your wife needs to have worked for 6 months at least, you can't use 2 months to combine income.
Moreover, as long as 150 is part of your gross income and it's showing in your account. If not, you can't use it.