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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #45 on: May 21, 2010, 02:38:58 PM »
WTC cannot be used to show maintenance. Only income from a non benefits source can be used in the computation. You also need to have the paystubs and a copy of his job contract since it is a new employer. Have him FedEx the stub to you when he returns to the UK.


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #46 on: May 21, 2010, 02:54:16 PM »
we have his contract already but i am hoping to return to the uk with him. we are both in the uk now and flying back to texas next week and getting married and my visa and he wont get his 2nd paystub till the end of this month and we will be there. also is wtc under the catagory of a benefit
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June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #47 on: May 21, 2010, 02:55:05 PM »
.. also is wtc under the catagory of a benefit
Yes, that is why it cannot be counted in the maintenance computation.


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #48 on: May 21, 2010, 03:39:11 PM »
ok sorry for bugging you but do you think we will be ok. he is working and has a flat and its just me and him here.i will start working once i get back. also everyone is saying as long as you make enough to cover rent and taxs and have 100 lbs extra a week which we do. but on the application it asks for a total for all bills. so i am confused cause its asked for amount for all bills. plus he does have kids but his ex-partner has them.
« Last Edit: May 21, 2010, 04:21:33 PM by misfitfreak »
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #49 on: May 21, 2010, 05:05:51 PM »
we have his contract already but i am hoping to return to the uk with him. we are both in the uk now and flying back to texas next week and gettng married and my visa and he wont get his paystub till the end of this month and we will be there. also is wtc under the catagory of a benefit

You can't get the visa without the information, but you can't go home with him until you have the visa.  It is a bit of a catch-22. 


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #50 on: May 21, 2010, 07:45:17 PM »
i am sorry im confused i do have 1 months paycheck stub for him and his work contract wont that be good enough.....he only gets paid once a month
« Last Edit: May 21, 2010, 07:49:42 PM by misfitfreak »
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #51 on: May 21, 2010, 08:43:06 PM »
They usually want three months, unless there is a good reason like the job just started or something.  Especially if you have no other savings.


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #52 on: May 21, 2010, 08:50:01 PM »
ok so since he just started last month we should be ok??? sorry for all the questions but i am so nervous and just want to make sure.
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #53 on: May 21, 2010, 08:51:14 PM »
I think they still would want the 3 months of bank accounts though.


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #54 on: May 21, 2010, 08:58:15 PM »
yeah we have that and i am trying to figure out how to get his 2nd paycheck stub while we are in america cause he gets paid while we are there but they mail them to his address in the u.k. also we do have more than 6 moths of bank statements but our money was really tight before he started working but it does show his first check deposited on it and we are going to get another bank statement while we are in the u.s that will show his second check was deposited as well
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #55 on: May 22, 2010, 06:53:00 PM »
i am still confused about the budget. they are saying on here you need to make enough to pay rent/tax and still have 400 a month for a couple left over. well my question is. the application asks for the amount for all bills. so do you have to have 400 left over after all bills? and if u give them a total how will they know what your rent/tax is each month?


sorry for dumb questions
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #56 on: May 22, 2010, 08:00:21 PM »
They just want to make sure that your income can cover your cost of living. The 400ish pounds you're talking about is a guideline based on what a couple would get if they were on income support. If you are feeling very concerned about it, you can always include a budget to show more specifically your income and outgoings, but I think like many people who come on this forum, you're just over-thinking it!
Arrived as student 9/2003; Renewed student visa 9/2006; Applied for HSMP approval 1/2008; HSMP approved 3/2008; Tier 1 General FLR received 4/2008; FLR(M) Unmarried partner approved (in-person) 27/8/2009; ILR granted at in-person PEO appointment 1/8/2011; Applied for citizenship at Edinburgh NCS 31/10/2011; Citizenship approval received 4/2/2012
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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #57 on: May 22, 2010, 09:17:55 PM »
well thank you for that but i am so scared. i cant even imagine living without my partner and for someone else to tell me i can or cant really scares me. he(ukc)does work and yes money is tight sometimes but we pay bills and we manage. when i can start working we will be golden. plus i have been trying to get rehired on with gamestop here in the uk when i come back and i will have a letter stating that. do you think this will help
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #58 on: May 22, 2010, 09:26:57 PM »
Having a job offer would probably help, yes.
Arrived as student 9/2003; Renewed student visa 9/2006; Applied for HSMP approval 1/2008; HSMP approved 3/2008; Tier 1 General FLR received 4/2008; FLR(M) Unmarried partner approved (in-person) 27/8/2009; ILR granted at in-person PEO appointment 1/8/2011; Applied for citizenship at Edinburgh NCS 31/10/2011; Citizenship approval received 4/2/2012
FINALLY A CITIZEN! 29/2/2012


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Re: Advisory: Budgeting for Spouse/Fiance(e)/Unmarried Partner visas
« Reply #59 on: May 22, 2010, 09:37:56 PM »
well its not a proper offer but saying they will rehire me when there is a spot. but i am adding anything i can that i think that might help..........
June 1st-married
June 2nd-applied for spouse visa
June 2nd-biometrics (git in before my appointment date)
June 2nd-package overnighted to courier
June 3rd- courier received my package and looked it over and mailed to consulant
June 4th-consulant received my package
June 4th- received email that evening saying i was apporoved
June 7th- received my visa
June 16th-flew back to U.k with my husband


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