Urgent advice please help me

[Sparky1308]

Hi everyone. I’ve scoured this forum and have a question I hope someone might be able to help with.
My husband (Egyptian) submitted his ILR Set M form on 26/01/19 and booked appt for 13/02/19 for biometrics and scanned documents check.
I’m panicking a little bit as when we completed the application I (British Citizen) decided to leave my husbands employment off the appiclation as my salary covers well above the £18,600 requirements. Everything scanned from my employment inc bank statements and payslips etc inc HR letter to prove my income.
I’m now panicking if they will decline the ILR as I didn’t include his salary and employment but I really didn’t see the point.
Any views would be greatly appreciated.

[dng_131]

Hi Sparky,

On this link from Gov.uk says (below)

https://www.gov.uk/settle-in-the-uk/y/y ... ur-partner

Proof of finances
If you’re on the 5-year route, you and your partner usually need to prove that you have at least:

£18,600 a year if you have no children
£22,400 a year if you have 1 child
£2,400 a year for each additional child you have
Count all your dependant children under 18, even if you do not add them to your application. Do not count children who are British citizens, European Economic Area (EEA) citizens or settled in the UK.

For more financial requirement on this topic you can check this link

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ly-members

I hope this help.

[shazekh]

Hi- as long as you meet minimum threshold required and have submitted proof, you should be fine.

[Sparky1308]

Thankyou so much for taking the time to reply. Without forums like this hundreds of people
Would be so lost.
I appreciate your feedback.
I will update our experience and hopefully that helps Others too.

[Sparky1308]

Please someone advice me I have submitted an ILR Set m application, 5 year route for my Egyptian husband on the 27/01/19. He first arrived in uk 10/11/2013 as a fiancé. We married and converted to his 1st FLR on 25/02/2104. On 15/08/16 he got his 2nd FLR expiring on 25/02/2019.
He has submitted an application for ILR on 27/02/2019 and if my calculations are right we have applied 1 day before the 28 day grace.
What do I do? I’m shaking with nerves and feel sick that I have done this wrong.
Please help me

[bluebird12]

Yes you have applied one day earlier than 28 day period .., sadly .... it was better if you could have applied 2 days late ..

I think you can cancel/ withdraw this application and ask for refund if possible and apply again within correct time period ?

Or even some applicants have applied a month earlier and their application has been put on hold till they complete 5 years ..,it is a risk taking situation?

[Casa]

On 15/08/16 he got his 2nd FLR expiring on 25/02/2019.
He has submitted an application for ILR on 27/02/2019 and if my calculations are right we have applied 1 day before the 28 day grace.

Something doesn't add up with your dates. If your husband's visa expires on 25/02/2019, I assume you intended to post that did you applied on 27/01/2019

[Sparky1308]

Yes Casa it’s a typo due to nerves. Submitted 27/01/2019