spouse visa application with a child

[jeanelovesdeano]

Why not apply for a Spouse Visa now??...your husband has a full time job....a salary is shown to come in every month and if no overdrawn in the bank statements I think you will have no problems at all???

@ sars_notd_virus "thank you for the message..if it happen that we will apply after 3 months from now , is it ok even the savings of my husband could not reach 2000 pounds - 3000 pounds ?what if 2 or 3 months bank statement, will it be acceptable even the disposable income is not that good.?.do i need to let the ECO know that im pregnant?will this be against us?

im afraid they will turn down my application because i cant even work in UK to help the finances because have to take care of our baby when it is born already..

hope to hear from you..thank you

[Rosie1958]

im afraid they will turn down my application because i cant even work in UK to help the finances because have to take care of our baby when it is born already..

hope to hear from you..thank you

Hi Jean .............. Having a baby should not stop you from working in the UK. A large number of women in the UK with babies have no choice but to work to help support their family. Fortunately, there are registered childminders, creche and nursery facilities available to help with this (also after school and holiday clubs for school age children) but they do come with a cost.

You could also consider working in the evenings or weekends when your husband might be able to help out.

I went back to work full time when my son was only 5 months old as my ex husband and I couldn't afford not to at the time. It was hard work but we were all able to live more comfortably and it certainly didn't do my son any harm ..........

Stating the intention to work in your application could, in my opinion, add more substance to it.

Good luck with the application and your new forthcoming arrival

[joebloggs]

Hi Jean .............. Having a baby should not stop you from working in the UK. A large number of women in the UK with babies have no choice but to work to help support their family. Fortunately, there are registered childminders, creche and nursery facilities available to help with this (also after school and holiday clubs for school age children) but they do come with a cost.

also depending on what you and your husband earns, once your here, you might be able to claim the child care element of tax credits, where the gov (tax payer0 will pay upto 80% of childcare costs. also once your here he should be able to claim child benefit.