<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(andypaul @ Mar 29 2006, 07:12 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
Hi
From what i gather its not what you earn, its the amount you have to look after the three of you once all your bills are paid.
Regarding rooms i belive that the CEO's have to ensure that your room is big enough for you all. For a couple the room must be more than 50 sq ft, which is not a bathroom or kitchen. Im not sure whats required when you have a small baby as well. If the leasing agent is happy, then it should in theory mean you are not breaking any housing regulations, but i think you check out the latest regulations just to be on the safe side.
The CEO is i belive to only look at the support your wife and you have, not other family members, or friends. But others may know more on this subject.
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Hello Jim,
I noticed your post today, as I am busy on a new project for my website, called " A Rough guide to the Philippines for the Single hot blooded male heterosexual traveller, I have been busy (Stop it you bggggers from up North)
As always Pete tells it like it is
The correct thing for you to do, and please the rest of my intrepid colleagues here at the forum dont be offended if I say what you have all said, is wrong !!!
Is to visit your local authority, and ask for the Environmental heatlh department, in the circumstances you mention, it appears that you need a certificate of non-overcrowding, there are rules for this on the UKVisas website, an Environmental health officer will visit your home, and look at the accomodation you are proposing for you and your fiancee to live in, plus baby, if they are satisfied, after paying the required fee, you will be issued with a certicate, this then you may present with your application along with your landlords letter of consent.
This will be fine if the accomodation is adequate.
Again Pete always tells it as it is !!
