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Ticking the right box
« on: September 06, 2018, 10:09:04 AM »
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We finally have all our evidence in order and only one section left to fill in on the appilcation.  I would be very grateful if someone can let me know if I am ticking the right boxes.

Page 25 of the Meeting the minimum income threshold.  We are using my husband's savings only so would we tick the following boxes:

Indicate if you are relying on category E and put total amount in savings as per the last bank statement.

And since we are not combining with any other income then we would tick Category D alone on page 31.

Also how long does it normally take to receive the invitation for the Biometrics after the application is received by post.
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Re: Ticking the right box
« Reply #1 on: September 06, 2018, 10:14:33 AM »
Good Morning

We finally have all our evidence in order and only one section left to fill in on the appilcation.  I would be very grateful if someone can let me know if I am ticking the right boxes.

Page 25 of the Meeting the minimum income threshold.  We are using my husband's savings only so would we tick the following boxes:

Indicate if you are relying on category E and put total amount in savings as per the last bank statement.

And since we are not combining with any other income then we would tick Category D alone on page 31.

Also how long does it normally take to receive the invitation for the Biometrics after the application is received by post.
 :D

It would be category D alone if you are not combining savings with other income.

You should get the biometric letter within a couple of weeks.




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Re: Ticking the right box
« Reply #2 on: September 06, 2018, 10:59:00 AM »
Thank you....so page 25 is left blank.

Where it is asking for amount in account for the last 6 months and at date of application two amounts should be entered?
What is in the account on 1 March 2018 and what is in the account now?

I do wish husband had not retired just yet as I know the way with income dealing with pay stubs and such....
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Re: Ticking the right box
« Reply #3 on: September 06, 2018, 11:42:27 AM »
Thank you....so page 25 is left blank.

For some reason they have forgotten to put a box for Category D on page 25. It should be there, but it's not.

Pension income is category E and there's already a box for that, so I think the box that actually says 'Category E' on page 25 should be Category D.

I'd be tempted to cross out E and put D and write in 'Cash Savings' on page 25 and the amount you have in savings on that page.

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Where it is asking for amount in account for the last 6 months and at date of application two amounts should be entered?
What is in the account on 1 March 2018 and what is in the account now?

Hmm, I'm not sure - it's a weirdly-phrased question. I think I would put the amount on 1st March and the amount now... as long as both amounts are at least £34,600, it'll be fine.

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I do wish husband had not retired just yet as I know the way with income dealing with pay stubs and such....

Using cash savings is MUCH easier than using income - we always recommend using savings instead of income if at all possible. For cash savings all you need is 6 months of bank statements showing a balance of at least £34,600  for the entire 6 months.

Whereas for income, you need:
- 6 months of payslips showing at least £1,550 before tax on each one
- 6 months of bank statements showing the deposit of every payslip
- employer letter
- job contract
- P60


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