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Unfortunately dependants cannot switch categories on their own from inside the UK. If you want to apply for Tier 1, you will have to go back to your home country and apply.gtd wrote:1) My husband is here in a sponsered work permit. Is it possibe to switch my dependent visa to HSMP by applying from UK?
2) Do I need to leave UK for applying HSMP?
If you are applying only for yourself then you cannot show your husbands account balance for the funds.gtd wrote:3) Is it possible to show my husband's account balance for gaining points in the funds section?
Yes joint account is acceptable. I had part of my salary being deposited into my joint account and I was awarded the points.pkumar wrote:Joint Account is fine?
If both of you have enough, you can show your maintenace funds separately for each of you.gtd wrote:Hi, Thanks for your reply. My husband is not eligibile for HSMP, he holds only bachelor degree. So he wants to come to uk as dependent to me.
I resigned my job one month back and came to uk in dependent visa. So if I need to apply for hsmp, i need to do it with in 2 months to get points on salary. Unfortunately I haven't maintained sufficient balance in my account. But my husband account has enough balance.
If I apply for hsmp and my husband as dependent to my hsmp, then also we can't show the balance in his account for gaining points in fund?
We are totally confused. Please advise a better option for us.
mvent00 wrote:If both of you have enough, you can show your maintenace funds separately for each of you.gtd wrote:Hi, Thanks for your reply. My husband is not eligibile for HSMP, he holds only bachelor degree. So he wants to come to uk as dependent to me.
I resigned my job one month back and came to uk in dependent visa. So if I need to apply for hsmp, i need to do it with in 2 months to get points on salary. Unfortunately I haven't maintained sufficient balance in my account. But my husband account has enough balance.
If I apply for hsmp and my husband as dependent to my hsmp, then also we can't show the balance in his account for gaining points in fund?
We are totally confused. Please advise a better option for us.
Quote from Guidance:
199.The evidence of maintenance must be of cash funds in the bank (this includes savings accounts and current accounts even when notice must be given), loan or official financial or government sponsorship available to the applicant. Other accounts or financial instruments such as shares, bonds, pension funds etc, regardless of notice period, are not acceptable.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... 310309.pdf page 35 of 44.
gtd wrote:Hi,
Thanks for your input. I saw the PDF. I did not understand point number 200 - page 35.
My husband account has enough fund. So if I become a joint account holder to that account, will that be sufficient? In that case, what statements I need to get from the bank? (because past 3 months statements will still be in my husband's name, I can get statement on my name only for the months after I become a Joint account holder).
Please reply.
Thanks!
gtd wrote:Hi, Thanks for your reply. My husband is not eligibile for HSMP, he holds only bachelor degree. So he wants to come to uk as dependent to me.
I resigned my job one month back and came to uk in dependent visa. So if I need to apply for hsmp, i need to do it with in 2 months to get points on salary. Unfortunately I haven't maintained sufficient balance in my account. But my husband account has enough balance.
If I apply for hsmp and my husband as dependent to my hsmp, then also we can't show the balance in his account for gaining points in fund?
We are totally confused. Please advise a better option for us.