batleykhan - you just shot down b92753 !!! poor guy..
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I dont like to shoot anyone down, its just that I like to be honest with my opinions. I dont like to beat around the bush. People come here becos they want advice,not empathy.
It is entirely up to each individaul whether they follow advice from senior members of this forum
batleykhan - your not an undercover ECO working for thehome office are you !!! LOL Shocked Laughing Laughing
What makes you think that?. Look do you want your visa or not?.If you do then dont be cheeky
also batley khan...
my hubby in UK earns 17500 / year as an engineer ...... he brings home about 1140 pounds a month after all tax deductions....
this is his regular full time job and has his own rented 1 bed room flat under his name etc.....council tax band A
He takes no state benifits
do u think i stand a cat in hells chance in getting my settlement visa with my hubby being the sponser?
D_W
Should be no problem ,but nothing is guaranteed in life except one thing??
i just wish i could talk to someone.
thanks for listening...sorry for the rudeness in my message.....but im just soo fed up!
D_W
Of all the people I have dealt with, you have had more patience then the rest of them combined.
Just a little bit more and you will be rewarded for it inshallah. Send a private message and your email to me, I have a standard letter that your husband can send to his MP to see if he could get things moving for you.
Batlley Khan, i have had the house in my name for the past 5 years. Therefore receiving a rental income of 385£ for the past 5 years or so. It was given to me as a gift from my father. No : 2 I have been doing a part time job for the past 6 years. If i earn 90.00 a week, that gives me a total yearly income of 4680. Say i save 2000 from that a year and spend the rest. I assume that answers your qustion how i got the 3000 pounds savings. Also In the holidays i do extra hours earning up to 200 pounds a week. So Next time before you make assumptions do your calcuclations.
Now had you worded your original post like this, you may have recievd a different answer from the one I wrote earlier on.
A word of warning,if you intend to include the rental income from your property, I hope you have paid the neccesary tax and declared the income to Inland Revenue.
The reason why I say this is becos when you apply for your wife visa, one of the reasons for the delay in her getting the visa is becos the staff at the Embassy do make enquiries with govermental departments, employers, banks etc in the UK.
One of the most favourite is HM Inspectorate of Taxes. They check whether the sponsor has paid tax and NI. They double check what you have stated.
Now if they make enquiries in the property that you rent. If you;ve declared and paid tax on the rental - then you have nothing to worry about, but if you havent, then it could cause you many problems.
I knew someone who did what you are doing, only to find that not only his wifes visa was refused, he had to repay in excess of £11000 unpaid tax that he didnt pay for recieving 6 yrs of rental income.
So if you are thinking of doing this, I am only advising you for your own sake.
I now accept your argument about your savings, since you made it clear in your second post.
I still cant understand why you dont wait till you have finished your course/study and then apply?. Your chances of succeeding are better when you are employed full time rather than part time.
So Next time before you make assumptions do your calcuclations.
Sorry but I was never good at maths, that why I made my son an accountant
