flr(m) visa for wife

[msansari88]

Hi,

Basically I have received my ILR day before yesterday and would like to apply for my wife's spouse visa which would be a flr(m) visa. We also have a 1 year old son who was born here and I shall apply for his naturalisation.

I would like to know when i apply for my wife's visa will i have to show that I earn 18,600 pounds a year or 24,000 pounds a year because of my son

[CR001]

Children are registered as BC not naturalised (adults).

Until your son is British, HO will likely expect to see earnings of £22,400pa for your wife's application.

[msansari88]

Hi,

Apologies for raising this question earlier on one the threads, I have reposted my question as requested by one of the moderators.

I currently have an ILR (long residency) and have already applied for my son's naturalisation and passport 2 months ago, my wife is my dependant and is currently on tier 1 entrepreneur partner visa. I aim to apply for her flr(m) and I know that we have to send 6 months payslips as well. If I am a limited company contractor and the director of my company, would i have to show my company account as well or will the 6 months payslips be fine as I transfer myself a monthly salary.

Secondly off my 6 months payslips, the first payslip has a discrepancy, I have transferred myself a salary of £1994 for that particular month but my accountant generated a payslip of £2000. Will this be a cause of concern as there is a difference of 6 pounds. Can an accountant generate some sort of a document that would mention a discrepancy of this sort.

Thirdly, from the financial requirement section, being a limited company director, do i only fill the section F or G.

Your feedback is highly appreciable

[msansari88]

Children are registered as BC not naturalised (adults).

Until your son is British, HO will likely expect to see earnings of £22,400pa for your wife's application.

yes I have applied for my child's BC as he was born here through JCAP services from NCS. still awaiting decision