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The gross annual pay.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 9:07 pmHi everyone,
Please help me out here.
Finally had the balls to do my wife indefinite leave to remain application rather than asking the solicitor as I normally do with all her visa.
The big question is how is the £18,600 calculated?
Let’s me show you my earnings monthly.
1. October 2019>>£2,281.91 before tax £1,783.56 after
2. November 2019>>£1,736.06 before tax £1,461.21 after
3. December 2019>>£1,783.13 before tax £1,489.24 after
4. January 2020>>£1,777.74 before tax £1,486.69 after
5. February 2020>>£1,738.18 before tax £1,462.68 after
6. March 2020>> think will be £1,700 before tax £1,400 after.
Please which figures/table do home office use to calculate? Is it the GROSS OR NET PAY?
It is gross pay.
If you are working on fixed wages (salaried person) only then the lowest wage figure during the last 6 month will be taken otherwise annualized average wage figure will be calculated & counted. Although the gross income (before any deduction) is considered but if you are auto enrolled on your employer pension scheme then that sum will be deducted and the resultant wage figure will be used (although there is no guidance about it but it happened in few cases).Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:23 pmThanks for the quick reply
Thanks guys and oh God, it will be very evil of them to use lowest gross pay to calculate it
however, if it’s Gross Pay then I’m safe.
Let’s say I get £1,700 will be my lowest which works out at £10,200 for 6 months phew
My wife works too but I can’t be ask to through her works bit as she started a new job due to maternity.
Since my wages is ok so no point using hers.
Looking forward to more replies.
You need 6 months complete bank statements. So yes, all pages.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 9:46 amHi everyone,
Sorry if the topic is here already as I can’t seem to see it anywhere.
I’m applying for my wife ILR and the bank statements section. 6 months)
Do I need literally every single pages for just a random one showing the payments in?
Because if I need all pages omg as I use my card for all payments>>>loads of pages it will be.
Regards
Do you have a printer/scanner & computer at home? If so, scan them as a pdf to your computer and assemble them there. Scan in greyscale (not colour)at 150 resolution. HO recommendation, as it uses less memory. Not more than 6Mb per multi page pdf.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 11:24 amMy apologies
thanks for your reply...
Omg that’s going to be hell of docs scanning.
I guess that’s the price I pay for not paying a solicitor.
I do appreciate you all the help so far.
Would you recommend standard service or the Priority?
We not in a hurry.
Any other things I need to look at for? It’s my first time doing things by myself
Usually pays company’s to do it for me.
Regards
Hi CR001 And everyone.CR001 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 10:06 amYou need 6 months complete bank statements. So yes, all pages.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 9:46 amHi everyone,
Sorry if the topic is here already as I can’t seem to see it anywhere.
I’m applying for my wife ILR and the bank statements section. 6 months)
Do I need literally every single pages for just a random one showing the payments in?
Because if I need all pages omg as I use my card for all payments>>>loads of pages it will be.
Regards
Her income before going to maternity leave can be used. Otherwise you can use category B if the combination of both of you incomes is at least £18600 during the last 12 months.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:59 amThe big question is: can my wife add her two payslips from her new job to make up for the requirements?
My wife was on maternity leave for around 9months and only just got back to work 2 months ago(new emoluments) as she left her old job.
Yes you can skip your wife's earning and only can rely on category B based on your own earning alone which seems sufficient. Even if UKVI will take the 80% of your salaried income £24000= £19200 then still you will be alright.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:28 pmThanks for your reply. Can’t I alone use category B? Because my annual salary from April 2019 to April 2020 £24k. Obviously let assume Coronavirus last for 3 Months before things go back to normal, that wouldn’t affect my annual earnings much.
I’m trying to save the stress of getting my wife to contact her old employer regarding payslips etc because they changed owner...
Would the home office will allow just mine salaries for 12 months then I have no issue right? 2019/2020
My payslips currently shows £23,487.12 earning which is April 2019-March 2020
Looking forward to your reply
Regards
Yes you can combine her wages under category B but apart of her payslips you would also have to attach her corresponding bank statements & employer letter. Better to wait first to see as how much you will actually get paid.Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 6:33 pmHello everyone,
Just a quick question but this might sound dumb
I have worked out how much I will get pay this April due to furlough £1444.19.
Let assume I manage to apply next in May using my last 6 months payslips. Obviously the Home office will use my lowest income which is April of £1444.19 meaning I won’t make the financial requirements. Obviously I can use the 12 months route but I don’t have all my payslips.
Can use the last payslips from my wife as she has only been in job for only 2 months. I have for 6years.
Advice please.
Luckyagbomu wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:28 pmBecause my annual salary from April 2019 to April 2020 £24k.
You seems to have been unnecessarily confusing yourself with superficial calculations despite based on your previously stated wages figure can easily meet the requirement under category A alone even with 80% pay.