Spouse Visa -Category B

[vchiu]

Thank you very much Seagul, you are such a star !!

I think this is the method:

£21000 per annum
So he should received at least £1750 per month, anything on top of £1750 will be considered as non salaried income.

On behalf of that, I willl ask a letter to prove how many hours he has worked in each month.

Thank you very much Seagul

[vchiu]

First of all, I would like to give a massive thanks to all professional members in this forum.

I hope this is not too silly to ask some enquiries for apply Cat B.

Am I meeting the enquiry if I would like to provide our earning details as the following to fulling the financial requirement of Cat B:

My Income, I only work for 3 months in the company
2017 Oct £870
2017 Nov £1800
2017 Dec £240

Total: £2910

My husband income form 1st employment
2017 Sept £2200
2017 Oct £1600
2017 Nov £1300
2017 Dec £165

Total:£5265

My husband income from 2nd employment
2018 Mar £1500
2018 April £1400
2018 May £1880

Total: £4780

As he is about to start with other job with a 6 months contract

His paid will be £20 per hour

So if he starts at on the 5th June,
his pay in June will be : E2400
In July:£3520

Total: £5920

To meet Cat B part 1 - non - salaried income = £2400 /1 month x 12 = £28800
To meet Cat B part 2 (all pay slips from last 12 months before application) - where it will be adding my income + my husband income = £2910 + £5265 + £4780 + £5920 = £18875

I would like to know am I calculating this right.

Many thanks in advance

[seagul]

You have tried well to understand category B but you should try to understand as what actually is meant of category B. Category B is for those who are working for their employers from less than 6 months in contrary of Category A where the person need to be working from at least 6 months for same employer. Therefore,
I doubt if you can be able to combine your past income if you are not currently working for anyone.

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[vchiu]

You have tried well to understand category B but you should try to understand as what actually is meant of category B. Category B is for those who are working for their employers from less than 6 months in contrary of Category A where the person need to be working from at least 6 months for same employer. Therefore,
I doubt if you can be able to combine your past income if you are not currently working for anyone.

Thank you for your reply, Seagul. Sorry for my misleading wordings. The application will be applied on the basis of my husband current jobs.

If I am not currently working, can I still combined my income?

Many thanks

[seagul]

I doubt if you can be able to combine your past income if you are not currently working for anyone.

[vchiu]

Thank you so much!