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If the applicant has invested by way of share capital the business accounts must show the shareholders, the amount and value of the shares (on the date of purchase) in the applicant’s name as it appears on his application. If the value of the applicant’s share capital is not shown in the accounts, then a copy of the company’s register of members must be provided,
Home office is following the rules, where does in the rules it says you cannot run it from home ?midas5 wrote:But I read on this forum in some old posts that Home Office has a problem with business run from home? I don't understand why, because this is very common in the UK.
zimba88 wrote:Home office is following the rules, where does in the rules it says you cannot run it from home ?midas5 wrote:But I read on this forum in some old posts that Home Office has a problem with business run from home? I don't understand why, because this is very common in the UK.
People on this forum are following their own assumptions. I extended and did not send any insurance or agreement for my office. Genuineness test is there to legally allow HO to question applicants on their business activity if required.HO guidance does not say so, but I read about genuine entrepreneur test and people on this site are sending premises insurance and lease agreements for separate premises to prove this, so I am a bit worried. And also other kinds of insurance.
hi zimba,zimba88 wrote:The concept of share investment based on the immigration rules is simple: You allocate certain number of shares each for a fixed value under your name in a company and pay in capital/cash to that company in return for the shares. You need to supply the required documents to prove this