I’m sorry this is happening.
Unfortunately, if he is being forced to resign, you aren’t going to be able to use his job to meet the requirements... because:
a) he won’t be employed there anymore by the time the visa is granted
And
b) in order to provide a letter, his boss would have to lie to the U.K. government... because that letter has to guarantee that the job will continue for the foreseeable future... which it won’t
Also, remember, it’s likely to take at least 30 WORKING days for the visa to be granted... and that time doesn’t start until after you have given biometrics and Sheffield have received the documents.
So even if you applied today, you would be looking at maybe 2 weeks before the processing time starts and then maybe another 6-8 weeks to get the visas after that.
And if your husband no longer has his job after 30 days, and Sheffield find this out while the visas are processing, they will refuse them. And even if the visas are granted, they may ask about his employment when you enter the U.K., to make sure he’s still employed there, and if they see he no longer has the job, they could cancel the visas at the border and send you back home.
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