Bourne007:
Form is completely different from the financial guidelines. Google Appendix_FM_1_7_Financial_Requirement_Final and you will find your answer there

Lexusgs430:


It's indeed a long list. List is somewhere on the this thread, way way back.

Post email, so I can forward it to you..........

Bourne007:
Category F: Last full financial year
Where the applicant’s partner (and/or the applicant if they are in the UK with permission to work) is in self-employment, or is either the director or employee (or both) of a specified limited company in the UK, at the date of application, they can use income from the last full financial year to meet the financial requirement.

Category G: Average of last two full financial years
Where the applicant’s partner (and/or the applicant if they are in the UK with permission to work) is in self-employment, or is the director or employee (or both) of a specified limited company in the UK, at the date of application, they can choose instead to rely on Category G. This allows them to use an average of the income received in the last two full financial years to meet the financial requirement.

Lexusgs430:


The documentations you are expected to submit is very different from a worker on PAYE ........

Lexusgs430:


The documentations you are expected to submit is very different from a worker on PAYE ........

Bourne007:
Category F: Last full financial year
Where the applicant’s partner (and/or the applicant if they are in the UK with permission to work) is in self-employment, or is either the director or employee (or both) of a specified limited company in the UK, at the date of application, they can use income from the last full financial year to meet the financial requirement.

Category G: Average of last two full financial years

Where the applicant’s partner (and/or the applicant if they are in the UK with permission to work) is in self-employment, or is the director or employee (or both) of a specified limited company in the UK, at the date of application, they can choose instead to rely on Category G. This allows them to use an average of the income received in the last two full financial years to meet the financial requirement.

Lexusgs430:


Do you submit your self assessment figures or PAYE ?

Lexusgs430:



That property inspection report your are referring to, is strictly to fulfil legislation for property sales and renting.....

The inspection report you want, is to ascertain that the property would not be overcrowded once you and baby join the crew........

Aphrodite007:


Hi dear. The guru is already answering your questions, so hope you don’t mind me asking you questions.

I would like to know more about the FDM group. I literally have their page open on my laptop, as my last resort to finding experienced jobs (employers seem to want 4 year’s experience and I have just about two years so it seems applying for a graduate position might be my escape).

Anyway, can I get more info about FDM? They say their training spans between 8-14weeks, was this true for your husband? I’m sceptical about it applying because the closest training centre to me is Birmingham which is almost two hours away (can’t be traveling to Bmgham every day), and I don’t want to live away from hubby for two months .. I just need to speak to someone that has had the experience before I commit... it’s beyond me why they aren’t in Manchester or Liverpool!

So if you know what he went through, please enlighten me. Thank you o

Apologies for detailing the tread but this knowledge will be useful for prospective employees who want professional work.

Ibkbosson:

Hey!!!
I applied last year May when I was 3 months pregnant. It's important you tell them you are pregnant � because it solidifies your relationship as a genuine relationship. Include evidence of telling your husband you are pregnant. Scans,pregnancy test report and scan results. Goodluck

Aphrodite007:


Hi dear. The guru is already answering your questions, so hope you don’t mind me asking you questions.

I would like to know more about the FDM group. I literally have their page open on my laptop, as my last resort to finding experienced jobs (employers seem to want 4 year’s experience and I have just about two years so it seems applying for a graduate position might be my escape).

Anyway, can I get more info about FDM? They say their training spans between 8-14weeks, was this true for your husband? I’m sceptical about it applying because the closest training centre to me is Birmingham which is almost two hours away (can’t be traveling to Bmgham every day), and I don’t want to live away from hubby for two months .. I just need to speak to someone that has had the experience before I commit... it’s beyond me why they aren’t in Manchester or Liverpool!

So if you know what he went through, please enlighten me. Thank you o

Apologies for detailing the tread but this knowledge will be useful for prospective employees who want professional work.

Lexusgs430:


If you have an Msc from a UK University, NARIC is NOT required......

Lexusgs430:


If he is on IR35, he is self assessing his taxation..... You do not need to change your name on your passport..... NARIC is not required, but ensure your London University certificates are glowing and you type your UK qualifications properly on the application form......

I think the TB certificate is valid for 6 months or so. Ensure you declare your pregnancy during the TB test......

The house inspection report must be submitted to Sheffield, with other application documentations.........

Lexusgs430:


If he is self assessing his taxation, it's a completely different kettle of fish. The requirements for PAYE & SELF ASSESSMENT, is as different as a pigeon vs eagle....

Regarding his parents accommodation, you would require a home inspection report (and also tell the inspectors a new child too would be residing with you).......

Regarding your last point, you must declare your pregnancy on the application. A previous applicant on this thread, was denied entry at London Heathrow because she did not declare her pregnancy.......

Lexusgs430:


Some things that bring out the curiosity part of me...... If he is earning £275.00 per day, why is he renting just one room?

Does your husband do his self assessment or is he on PAYE? Your husband must be in continuous employment for 6 months, prior to applying (but your answer might have a different segway)......

His parents accommodation you intend to use for the spousal visa application, how massive is this accommodation? How many occupants are presently residing in this accommodation?

You would have to declare your pregnancy on your application. Let's assume you refuse to declare your pregnancy, and your visa is granted after you give birth, are you intending to leave baby behind?

Kakushia2:
Hi All,

I'm about to apply for a spouse visa in the UK in the coming weeks. I have been with my husband since last October, we met while I was studying my masters in London. In February my visa expired and I returned to Nigeria. Shortly after getting back we decided to marry, which we did on March 31st and I am now pregnant.

So we're just preparing to apply for my spouse visa.

Financially, my husband has just started a new job. He is on a government contract earning £275 per day so earns more than enough for the requirements and he has payslips from the last 7 years if need be, every year having earned over the required £18,600.

In terms of accommodation, he is renting a room in a house share currently. However, we plan to cohabit in his parents house which easily has enough room to accommodate us. Does anyone have any experience with this?

I'm just looking for a bit of advice regarding our visa situation.

Also, would anyone recommend disclosing my state of pregnancy or choosing to keep quiet about this?

Thank You