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In a sense no one applies for ILE. I would put it this way. The person applies for a spouse visa, and if that is granted it is issued either for 27 months or, rarely these days, as ILE.You can apply for ILE without Kol test.
Unfortunately that is not the way it works. That is, once she passes the Life in the UK Citizenship test then she can apply for ILR straight away, without having to wait until nearly 2 years in the UK.Once she is in UK, she can pass the KoL, no need to do the whole ILR process again.
No it does not sound OK. Para 6C of the Immigration Rules specifically deals with this matter. That is it prevents potential benefits, if the visas are granted, from being taken into account in deciding whether the financial test is passed, or not.I have also been advised by someone else on the forum to add in our expenditures that our children will be entitled to around 200 pounds per month in Child benefits. Does this sound ok to add this to my incomings? I am a bit frightened to add Child benefit as an income as it will not look good.
The expression used earlier was "Child benefits", which I took to mean both Child Benefits and Tax Credits, and what I am just about to write applies to both.So I do NOT add child benefit to the expenditures as an income. I would be able to claim in my own right for my children as the sponsor who is British? My wife will NOT be enititled to claim on behalf of the children that have British Birth certificates?
Click here.By the way do you have a link you can give me for the actual immigrations rules?
That sounds OK, particularly as you will clearly be seeking employment, and also because your housing costs will be Nil or low until you get that employment.As for cash then I will have somewhere in the region of 15k to 25k.