yes its important you have bills and letters addressed to you both, from when she came to the uk until you apply for ILR. you need at least 20 spread evenly over the 2 years. and they have to be from at least 5 different sources.
is your wifes name mia or mai ? if its mia same as my wife's
My wife is Mai, not the same woman!!!!!(i hope) We will built up our bills and evidence she lives here over the next few monthsOriginally Posted by joebloggs
yes its important you have bills and letters addressed to you both, from when she came to the uk until you apply for ILR. you need at least 20 spread evenly over the 2 years. and they have to be from at least 5 different sources.
is your wifes name mia or mai ? if its mia same as my wife's
If your wife can find work without an NI number, thats better but some employers dont accept applicants without an NI number and a bank account not unless its a cash job.
Better to apply for an NI while looking for a job because both takes time.
insanity- doing the same thing over and over again,expecting a different outcome...
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