Salary rules for fiance visa?

[Iani]

Hey Drew, if you're going to apply under category B, then could there be a chance that you have already earned over the £18,600 over a 12 month period?
If this is the case, then no reason you can't apply much sooner - now even.

It all depends exactly what your wage rise was. It obviously needs to be considerable enough to have let you "catch up".

Get your last 12 months slips, and add up what you've earned.

This is pretty much what I did. I started working a second job of all things. I did though wait for 6 months of wageslips from that one - because that's what everyone said I must do, including a solicitor.

Again, all depends on what you used to earn, and what you earn now.

Hey good luck in your application anyway.

Oh and don't forget the financial requirement is only part of the application - get loads of evidence that you have a consisting relationship.

[Terpe]

Hey Drew, if you're going to apply under category B, then could there be a chance that you have already earned over the £18,600 over a 12 month period?
If this is the case, then no reason you can't apply much sooner - now even.

It all depends exactly what your wage rise was. It obviously needs to be considerable enough to have let you "catch up".

Get your last 12 months slips, and add up what you've earned.

This is pretty much what I did. I started working a second job of all things. I did though wait for 6 months of wageslips from that one - because that's what everyone said I must do, including a solicitor.

Again, all depends on what you used to earn, and what you earn now.

Hey good luck in your application anyway.

Oh and don't forget the financial requirement is only part of the application - get loads of evidence that you have a consisting relationship.

Ian, please be aware that the rules and the details have changed significantly since you made your application.

[Iani]

Ian, please be aware that the rules and the details have changed significantly since you made your application.

OMG really. Ok you're a mod will you delete my post, I don't want to be giving the wrong info. Thanks fella

[Terpe]

OMG really. Ok you're a mod will you delete my post, I don't want to be giving the wrong info. Thanks fella

No need to delete it.
Just for your information, the latest immigration rules for Financials were Published April 2013.
Prior to that it was December 2012

There are so many changes it's very difficult to keep abreast of all the 'nitty gritty' but important stuff.

[Drewturner]

Hey Drew, if you're going to apply under category B, then could there be a chance that you have already earned over the £18,600 over a 12 month period?
If this is the case, then no reason you can't apply much sooner - now even.

It all depends exactly what your wage rise was. It obviously needs to be considerable enough to have let you "catch up".

Get your last 12 months slips, and add up what you've earned.

This is pretty much what I did. I started working a second job of all things. I did though wait for 6 months of wageslips from that one - because that's what everyone said I must do, including a solicitor.

Again, all depends on what you used to earn, and what you earn now.

Hey good luck in your application anyway.

Oh and don't forget the financial requirement is only part of the application - get loads of evidence that you have a consisting relationship.

Thank you Ian, If I worked out my salary for the last 12 months I would be short by around 1k. I will be able to apply under category A when I get my May wage slip Thanks anyway for the info fella