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From that end the chat/video call logs can be attached.
HiManugmedia wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:10 pmThank you seagul. Am not sure I get what you mean. The call logs doesn't show her name either.
Would you advise me to change name from "Wife" to real name xxxx on the phone and take the screenshots again? I have literally hundreds of them.
Secondly I realise the screenshots before marriage also show as "Wife". Would this bring confusion to eco you think?
Please advise
From now onward you can change it to partner's name but previous chat with "wife" is fine. You can also attach facebook chat, email messages and phone call records as well.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:10 pm.
Would you advise me to change name from "Wife" to real name xxxx on the phone and take the screenshots again
Thank you seagulseagul wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:17 pmFrom now onward you can change it to partner's name but previous chat with "wife" is fine. You can also attach facebook chat, email messages and phone call records as well.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:10 pm.
Would you advise me to change name from "Wife" to real name xxxx on the phone and take the screenshots again
Extracting to Word etc means it can be edited and considering 'non geniune' in a lot of cases. Screenshots are far better and preferred by HO.fiancespousequeries wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2019 3:15 pmRather than screenshots you can export your entire chat log with her.
Nicknames shouldnt really matter, but if you are concerned about it, you can open the chat log in MS Word or Notepad and do a find and replace, finding 'wife' and replace with her name.
I had a rude name for my fianceso replaced it with her real name.
Date To the Entry Clearance Officer, UK Home Office Dear Sir/Madam, Re: XXXX Spouse Accommodation I, Landlord Name, can confirm that I am the landlord / Owner of the xx bedroom property located at xxxx I can confirm there are xx bedrooms, living room and two separate bathroom and toilet at this property. I can confirm xxxx has lived in the property since January 2018 as a tenant and has never missed a month’s rent. I have been informed that xxxx husband will be living with her when he arrives in the UK and I have no objection to him living at her accommodation, once he has successfully completed the visa application process and has provided me with the relevant official visa documentation from the UK home office confirming he is legally able to live in the UK. There are currently xx persons living at the address and each have their own separate accommodation. Please also be notified that this will not break the Housing Overcrowding Act. Should you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me on ***** Yours Faithfully,Employer Letter
Date To the Entry Clearance Officer, UK Home Office Re: xxxxxx Employment Dear Sir/Madam Please accept this letter of confirmation that xxxxx is a permanent full time employee of xxxx in United Kingdom Date of Employment: xxxx Employee Contract Status: Permanent, Full Time Contracted Hours: 48 Hrs per Week Role: xxxxx Pay Rate: Week Night Hours paid at £8.41 / Hour Weekend Night Hours Paid at £8.61 / Hour Week Day Hours Paid at £8.21 / Hour Overtime: Overtime is non contractual, however is paid at his standard hourly rate + £1.50 for any overtime worked. I can also confirm her total Gross pay for the last six months as follows: July 2019 - £1905.86 August 2019 - £2136.24 September 2019 - £2446.70 October 2019 - £2029.71 November 2019 - £xxxx.xx December 2019 - £xxxx.xx Should you require any further information, please let me know via ___Phone Number________ or via email ___Address____ ................................................................................................................................... Thanks in advance. SignedThanks All
Add couple of sentences more into it regarding that landlord wont have any issue if you starts living there on getting your visa. Also the landlord confirms that there wont be any overcrowding under housing act 1984.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2019 7:04 pm
Landlord LetterDate To the Entry Clearance Officer, UK Home Office Dear Sir/Madam, Re: XXXX Spouse Accommodation I, Landlord Name, can confirm that I am the landlord / Owner of the xx bedroom property located at xxxx I can confirm there are xx bedrooms, living room and two separate bathroom and toilet at this property. I can confirm xxxx has lived in the property since January 2018 as a tenant and has never missed a month’s rent. I have been informed that xxxx husband will be living with her when he arrives in the UK and I have no objection to him living at her accommodation, once he has successfully completed the visa application process and has provided me with the relevant official visa documentation from the UK home office confirming he is legally able to live in the UK. There are currently xx persons living at the address and each have their own separate accommodation. Please also be notified that this will not break the Housing Overcrowding Act. Should you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me on ***** Yours Faithfully,
employer letter looks fineManugmedia wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2019 7:04 pmEmployer LetterDate To the Entry Clearance Officer, UK Home Office Re: xxxxxx Employment Dear Sir/Madam Please accept this letter of confirmation that xxxxx is a permanent full time employee of xxxx in United Kingdom Date of Employment: xxxx Employee Contract Status: Permanent, Full Time Contracted Hours: 48 Hrs per Week Role: xxxxx Pay Rate: Week Night Hours paid at £8.41 / Hour Weekend Night Hours Paid at £8.61 / Hour Week Day Hours Paid at £8.21 / Hour Overtime: Overtime is non contractual, however is paid at his standard hourly rate + £1.50 for any overtime worked. I can also confirm her total Gross pay for the last six months as follows: July 2019 - £1905.86 August 2019 - £2136.24 September 2019 - £2446.70 October 2019 - £2029.71 November 2019 - £xxxx.xx December 2019 - £xxxx.xx Should you require any further information, please let me know via ___Phone Number________ or via email ___Address____ ................................................................................................................................... Thanks in advance. SignedThanks All
Yes holiday pay will be counted same as like normal pay and usually a wage amounting at least £1550 per month can satisfy the requirement assuming there is no additional dependant. Yes you can apply under category A if working for same employer from at least 6 months.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Sat Nov 23, 2019 7:43 pmthank you @seagul![]()
we are waiting for her payslip this month as she will only get holiday pay which is around £1700 for the month, hope you wont mind confirming to us if we can apply under category A.
Just panicking to get everything right.
Minor matter, should not cost you anything if you scan all pages. If mindful of size, scan in grey or there are apps to reduce the size.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2020 4:52 amHi Good People,
We have delayed our app till next month and i am worried about the bank statements. basically my Mrs (Sponsor) bank statements are from Loyd's and on top of each page it gives a page number for example 1 of 4, but the second page is counted as overleaf page which is usually blank and only serialised as page 2 in very small print.
Should we scan these blank pages of just scan the ones with transaction items and or should we mention it in the covering letter?
any advice is very much appreciated.
Thanks alot
This should not be a problem if for each month the statements you upload shows inflow of your gross income as paid by your employer and stated in your letter from employer.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2020 4:06 pmHi All,
further to my question on statement scanning had issue with LLoyd's bank statement where page number on top doesn't match with page number in small print on the side, i have pages that say 2 of 4 on top but on the side its written page 5 0f 6 /xxxxx/xxxxx.
The pages they sent are not complete in order as well but have address, opening balance transactions and closing balance
Anybody used LLoyd's statements like this? please advise as am worried this will go wrong.
sorry i cant attach a screenshot.
Thank so much @AmazonianX. i will ask my Mrs if she can get full statement from the bank.This should not be a problem if for each month the statements you upload shows inflow of your gross income as paid by your employer and stated in your letter from employer.
If still worried, you can walk into branch of Lloyds Bank and print off full set of statements as required.
To get this clear, the two payments that showed in November pay slips are for what months and what payment showed in statement for December and was there any in January?Manugmedia wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2020 4:59 pmThank so much @AmazonianX. i will ask my Mrs if she can get full statement from the bank.This should not be a problem if for each month the statements you upload shows inflow of your gross income as paid by your employer and stated in your letter from employer.
If still worried, you can walk into branch of Lloyds Bank and print off full set of statements as required.
Another question is that she gets paid on 4 weekly basis and one statement for December shows no payment from employer but the pay is reflected twice on November bank statement, is this a problem or should i mention it in cover letter.
Thanks alot for your advice
Yes October pay appeared on 25 Oct and November pay on 25 Nov, same day as statement closing date.
To get this clear, the two payments that showed in November pay slips are for what months and what payment showed in statement for December and was there any in January?
Explanation in cover letter as regards receiving payment every 4 weeks should suffice.
Under 4 weekly wages system usually once a year you receives two payments which is pretty normal. Yes wages of £1550 a month usually is sufficient assuming there is no additional dependant.Manugmedia wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2020 5:44 pmyes there is a pay for December and January on each statements
Basically the house is shared and only one room is occupied. we also don,t have intention of living there as we are planning to move to a two bed house once my visa is approved. I have checked the cost of the said HMO licence and its too expensive (£820).Morning XXX,
Unfortunately, I do not have a HMO licence to allow 5 people to live at the property.
The limit for not needing a licence in the first place is a maximum of 4 people sharing in one property.
I could apply for a licence but there is a cost to do that, can we discuss as soon as possible, maybe this weekend?
Kind regards,