Hi everyone
It's been a long time since I've been here. I've been looking for a job - and it's very very hard to find one.
Now, I have a question ... regarding spousal visas ...
If I have several thousand pounds in credit in my bank account (like 5 thousand) and 6 decent months of bank statements,...
If I haven't found a job by then ... would I get rejected on the basis of being unemployed?
Thanks in advance to everyone.
Jim.
bit risky, especially with the job situation now,
as you've already said you've been looking for a while and not found a job, the ECO could say your savings will not last long to support you both in the ukand your wife might need recourse to public funds..
take any job, as long as you have a few payslips your chances of getting the visa increase.
l'll try my best ...Originally Posted by joebloggs
bit risky, especially with the job situation now,
as you've already said you've been looking for a while and not found a job, the ECO could say your savings will not last long to support you both in the uk
take any job, as long as you have a few payslips your chances of getting the visa increase.
I've got an interview coming up on tuesday! I just hope it goes well.
Is it ok if I only have a couple of payslips, like if I have to wait for 3 months to get a job, is it ok if i only have like 3 payslips?
Nice to see you back again, Jim. And I wish you all the very best for Tuesday's interview.
As regards the spousal visa, I'm hesitant to speculate further at this stage ... in the light of what Joe has said. But it might be of some comfort to you to learn that my wife, Myrna was granted hers ... in spite of me being a retiree when she applied last January. Keep us posted, my friend.
Hi James! Welcome back!
Please don't take the risk! Take your time to apply for a good job.
I know you can make it!
If you found one, wait another few months.
Goodluck and welcome back to UK.
Salary slips for at least the previous 3 months, preferably the previous 6 months and 6 months bank statements you should be ok.
i took any job and waited a year before i applied just to get everything right. take any old job and claim tax credits to increase your income
You don't say what type of work you do but as a creative aside you could form a ltd company lend it £4000 as a Directors loan and pay yourself as an employee(Director) re-loaning as necessary and voila regular payslips
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Hi Jim, glad to hear from you.
Good luck on your job interview
Though you do not write books, you are the writer of your life. Because everything depends on YOU.
You don't say what type of work you do but as a creative aside you could form a ltd company lend it £4000 as a Directors loan and pay yourself as an employee(Director) re-loaning as necessary and voila regular payslips
Sounds a good idea - sorry if I sound cynical, I suspect the Immigration officials would require annual accounts, statements from Accountants etc
I still think the best wheeze would be to set up a bogus college in your spare bedroom then get your wife in on a "student" visa. It obviously works as between June and August 2009 the British High Commissions in Mumbai, New Delhi and Dhaka issued 19950 "student" visas.
i actually thought about doing the Ltd Company thing, but I want to know if it's a good idea (from others here).
Many Thanks
Jim.
I'm looking into starting a ltd company because I have some marketable abilities anyway. I can just put in a directors loan in the mean time and I have payslips, all the while, I can have a vehicle to put my marketable skills into! Hmmm, I think it's worth doing if the interview doesn't end well for me on Tuesday. Kind of a Plan B.
To be able to sponsor a student visa you need to become a licensed education provider, and though as I guess some 'bogus' colleges have got licenses it would be possible to get a license it seems a lot of effort to go through. Especially as if they did perform any sort of inspection (which they are likely to if you only sponsored one student...) you'd fail it.
If you can genuinely get a company up and running that can have enough turnover in the first month or so to pay yourself a salary, then that sounds a good plan.
If though you are planning to start a company just to move your own money in and out of to pretend you have a income then I would think very carefully before going down that path. In my mind that is trying to obtain a visa through deception, which if caught could result in a long ban for your wife.
one of a few ways a spouse can face a ban is by trying to obtain a visa using deception.
if your fiancee is refused. appeal if you think you have good evidence to over turn it, else re-apply with stronger evidence or get wed.
it's not worth wasting your time on other ways, when it might cause even more problems
have you lived in the phils with your fiancée ? if so for how long ?
one of a few ways a spouse can face a ban is by trying to obtain a visa using deception.
if your fiancée is refused. appeal if you think you have good evidence to over turn it, else re-apply with stronger evidence or get wed.
it's not worth wasting your time on other ways, when it might cause even more problems
have you lived in the phils with your fiancée ? if so for how long ?
Hi Joe. Actually I am married, and we lived together for a year, and just over 10 of those months we were married.one of a few ways a spouse can face a ban is by trying to obtain a visa using deception.
if your fiancée is refused. appeal if you think you have good evidence to over turn it, else re-apply with stronger evidence or get wed.
it's not worth wasting your time on other ways, when it might cause even more problems
have you lived in the phils with your fiancée ? if so for how long ?
sorry i got you mixed up with someone else
If the sponsor (co-sponsor) is self-employed, owns his own company, or if the sponsor (co-sponsor) does not work, then the employment contract and P60 can be substituted with certified copies of the previous two years' tax returns accompanied by a notarized version of his business accounts.
if i was you, i would accept the first job your offered, get at least 3 pay slips and apply for a spouse visa,
can you live with your parents ? and would they write a letter to sponsor your wife's accommodation ? so you wouldn't need to pay rent.
you have enough savings,
you've been married a while so the embassy should not say your relationship is not genuine,
so you just need a place for her to live (if you haven't already) and a job
If some of the money that goes through the business is from a directors loan, then I don't see how it's deceptive. I see it as investing money into the business that is later paid as salary. It's really not like recycling money. Although, I do have a few people interested in a business I have been thinking of setting up. Only a few people though.
Maybe I should start my company with a directors' loan, and then, when the company's funds are low, I can loan to the company again, until it gets on its feet.
Meanwhile, I shall still be able to draw a salary and add to my savings.
Does that sound sensible?
I tend to side with jb on the deception angle, none of these ideas are new and it would be common knowledge if it was a winnable method. I think they would view it as a sham company and start asking for evidence of trading, business bank accounts (try opening one it's not easy), statements from Accountants.
Thanks Joe, Darren and Dedworth.
so it's probably not worth it is what you're telling me?
....
well, it was worth thinking about
thanks for your advice so far. I love this forum
I knew a couple who had they're spouse visa approved this way, still living with his parents as far as I know.can you live with your parents ? and would they write a letter to sponsor your wife's accommodation ? so you wouldn't need to pay rent.
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