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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Thu Apr 21, 2016 4:00 pm

Casa wrote:...when you apply for her FMR(M) extension? Yes, if you're not earning £18,600 a year she won't qualify. You would have to apply for a FLR(FP) (partner route) visa which will be a longer route to ILR. Do the Council know your wife has no recourse to Public funds?
Yea they do, I know she is not allowed to a public funds, we not getting job seekers allownces.
She is not working and I m on low income housing benefits they helping us towards rent

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Re: Financial requirements

Post by Casa » Thu Apr 21, 2016 4:42 pm

racim wrote:
Casa wrote:...when you apply for her FMR(M) extension? Yes, if you're not earning £18,600 a year she won't qualify. You would have to apply for a FLR(FP) (partner route) visa which will be a longer route to ILR. Do the Council know your wife has no recourse to Public funds?
Yea they do, I know she is not allowed to a public funds, we not getting job seekers allownces.
She is not working and I m on low income housing benefits they helping us towards rent
I wasn't referring to job seekers allowance. Assuming you don't have any children, did the council grant you housing benefits as a single person? Do you understand that your wife won't qualify for FLR(M) if you are only earning just over £500 per month? Benefits can't be included in the calculation.
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Thu Apr 21, 2016 5:18 pm

Casa wrote:
racim wrote:
Casa wrote:...when you apply for her FMR(M) extension? Yes, if you're not earning £18,600 a year she won't qualify. You would have to apply for a FLR(FP) (partner route) visa which will be a longer route to ILR. Do the Council know your wife has no recourse to Public funds?
Yea they do, I know she is not allowed to a public funds, we not getting job seekers allownces.
She is not working and I m on low income housing benefits they helping us towards rent
I wasn't referring to job seekers allowance. Assuming you don't have any children, did the council grant you housing benefits as a single person? Do you understand that you wife won't qualify for FLR(M) if you are only earning just over £500 per month? Benefits can't be included in the calculation.
I was granted housing an Benefit because we are a married couple, when I made the claim they checked what sort of visa she got they made a copy of her passport, so do I have to follow FLR (fp) route !!
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by CR001 » Thu Apr 21, 2016 5:21 pm

You should be getting housing benefit as a SINGLE PERSON and the single person rate.
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Thu Apr 21, 2016 5:29 pm

CR001 wrote:You should be getting housing benefit as a SINGLE PERSON and the single person rate.
No idea I show them all document and they made a copies, they helping me out towards my rent.
So what route should I follow to apply for her extension now !! Thank you

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Re: Financial requirements

Post by CR001 » Thu Apr 21, 2016 5:37 pm

racim wrote:
CR001 wrote:You should be getting housing benefit as a SINGLE PERSON and the single person rate.
No idea I show them all document and they made a copies, they helping me out towards my rent.
So what route should I follow to apply for her extension now !! Thank you
Yes, we all know what housing benefit pays for. The council housing benefit people are not immigration advisors. You need to check that you are only getting single person rate, which will probably be much less than you rent.

How did you meet the financial requirement for her initial spouse visa?

You will have to look at FLR(FP).
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Thu Apr 21, 2016 5:56 pm

CR001 wrote:
racim wrote:
CR001 wrote:You should be getting housing benefit as a SINGLE PERSON and the single person rate.
No idea I show them all document and they made a copies, they helping me out towards my rent.
So what route should I follow to apply for her extension now !! Thank you
Yes, we all know what housing benefit pays for. The council housing benefit people are not immigration advisors. You need to check that you are only getting single person rate, which will probably be much less than you rent.

How did you meet the financial requirement for her initial spouse visa?

You will have to look at FLR(FP).
Ok you could be right thats what I get and what I pay
My rent is £525
My income is £525 monthly my wife income £0
I get about £480 from council to help me out towards

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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Thu Apr 21, 2016 6:19 pm

CR001 wrote:
racim wrote:
CR001 wrote:You should be getting housing benefit as a SINGLE PERSON and the single person rate.
No idea I show them all document and they made a copies, they helping me out towards my rent.
So what route should I follow to apply for her extension now !! Thank you
Yes, we all know what housing benefit pays for. The council housing benefit people are not immigration advisors. You need to check that you are only getting single person rate, which will probably be much less than you rent.

How did you meet the financial requirement for her initial spouse visa?

That is the figures:
My income £525 my wife income £0
My rent is £525
Housing benefit about £480

She was garnted spouse visa coz I use to work full time and get over £19000 yearly thx

You will have to look at FLR(FP).

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Re: Financial requirements

Post by Casa » Thu Apr 21, 2016 6:45 pm

It's essential that you check with the Council Benefits office that housing benefit hasn't been calculated for a married couple. You alone are entitled to assistance with your rent as if you were a single person. Even an FLR(FP) application would be at risk of refusal if your wife has been included in the calculation.
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Thu Apr 21, 2016 7:35 pm

Casa wrote:It's essential that you check with the Council Benefits office that housing benefit hasn't been calculated for a married couple. You alone are entitled to assistance with your rent as if you were a single person. Even an FLR(FP) application would be at risk of refusal if your wife has been included in the calculation.

I will check with them ones again thx

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Re: Financial requirements

Post by Casa » Thu Apr 21, 2016 8:14 pm

racim wrote:
Casa wrote:It's essential that you check with the Council Benefits office that housing benefit hasn't been calculated for a married couple. You alone are entitled to assistance with your rent as if you were a single person. Even an FLR(FP) application would be at risk of refusal if your wife has been included in the calculation.

I will check with them ones again thx
Ask them "Have you calculated my housing benefit for a married couple or for me alone?".
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by Casa » Thu Apr 21, 2016 8:24 pm

Here's the link to the FLR(FP) application - partner route. It will be a 10 year route to permanent settlement (ILR).

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... form-flrfp
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Re: Financial requirements

Post by racim » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:22 pm

Casa wrote:Here's the link to the FLR(FP) application - partner route. It will be a 10 year route to permanent settlement (ILR).

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... form-flrfp
Hi
Do I still have to pay for immigration health surcharge ! Thx

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Re: Help needed pls

Post by Casa » Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:42 pm

Yes. £500
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Re: Help needed pls

Post by racim » Mon Apr 25, 2016 4:23 pm

Casa wrote:Yes. £500
Thx casa sorry to be a nightmare what about the English language requirement ! I can't see that you need to provide any certificate when you apply as a partner !! Is that right ! Thx

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Re: Help needed pls

Post by Casa » Mon Apr 25, 2016 4:39 pm

You're not being a 'nightmare'. If members didn't have any questions, there wouldn't be a forum.

A1 level English only appears to be required if applying as a parent. See No 23 in this link
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... t_2015.pdf
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English certificate

Post by racim » Tue May 03, 2016 8:20 pm

Hi
I am due to apply for 2.5 extension FLR route as partner of a person who lives in the UK , do I need to peovide English certificate !
Thx for any answers

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Re: English certificate

Post by Casa » Tue May 03, 2016 9:07 pm

Yes, A1 level from the list of approved English tests.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... entres.pdf
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Re: Help needed pls

Post by geriatrix » Wed May 04, 2016 2:29 am

Repeating the question will not change the answer. The same question was answered on 21-Apr by noajthan and also on 25-Apr by Casa.

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Re: English certificate

Post by racim » Wed May 04, 2016 2:40 am

Casa wrote:Yes, A1 level from the list of approved English tests.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... entres.pdf
Hi casa thx for your replay, but according to 23. English requirement A1 level is only required to people who are applying as parent of child ... Not for the partner of family members living in the uk ( FLP )
Can you check that ones again please thx

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