Financial requirements, interesting query.

[joebloggs]

Joebloggs/Andy .... you don't seem to grasp the point Im making and its similar to the UKBAs misunderstanding I believe, I DO earn over £1550 a month if you divide my yearly pay by the 13 times I get paid annually (every 28 days) but they want to disregard 1 months pay in the equation, essentially multiplying one payslip amount (1/13 of annual income) by 12 INSTEAD of 13. This isnt about my not earning enough, its about the UKBA using an incorrect procedure with those of us paid 13 times a year. Bigmarco, glad to see you understand the grey area here and Im sure you'll agree it will affect many people and needs verification. Looking forward to hearing from the experts.

i do see your point, but i dont make the rules, as unfair as they are,until some challenges them in court.

[lastlid]

i do see your point, but i dont make the rules, as unfair as they are,until some challenges them in court.

Or send Andy over with his baseball bat.

[Paulypoos1973]

i do see your point, but i dont make the rules, as unfair as they are,until some challenges them in court.

I know you dont make the rules and I know the rules are unfair, this is about clarification of how the UKBA deals with a situation where someone isnt paid STRICTLY monthly.

[lastlid]

I know you dont make the rules and I know the rules are unfair, this is about clarification of how the UKBA deals with a situation where someone isnt paid STRICTLY monthly.

Clarification? Thats easy. As far as the UKBA are concerned such people that are paid every 28 days don't exist. :big grin:

Same for those on an irregular income. They never heard of 'em.