Fiancé Visa Combined Income
Oct 16th 2020, 3:21 am
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Fiancé Visa Combined Income
Asking for a friend.
GF (Puerto Rican) Full time store supervisor. Has savings.
BF (UK Citizen) Started job 7 months ago earning £8/hr. No prior job but in receipt of child maintenance. Has savings but basically coming from the child maintenance.
Questions:
1. I know you cannot use money saved from employment in U.K. as Cat D but can he use saved payments from child maintenance?
2. If so, can they combine bf employment salary, gf cash savings and bf cash savings from child maintenance payments AND monthly child maintenance payments in application?
3. Should they go for Fiancé visa or marriage visa?
GF (Puerto Rican) Full time store supervisor. Has savings.
BF (UK Citizen) Started job 7 months ago earning £8/hr. No prior job but in receipt of child maintenance. Has savings but basically coming from the child maintenance.
Questions:
1. I know you cannot use money saved from employment in U.K. as Cat D but can he use saved payments from child maintenance?
2. If so, can they combine bf employment salary, gf cash savings and bf cash savings from child maintenance payments AND monthly child maintenance payments in application?
3. Should they go for Fiancé visa or marriage visa?
Oct 16th 2020, 5:05 am
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Re: Fiancé Visa Combined Income
Savings from income can be used to fulfill financial requirements - most people's savings are made up of money they have saved from their income.
You can use the boyfriend's (sponsor's) income, plus the child maintenance, plus any savings he can show he has held for 6 months, plus the applicant's savings.
Read the following document carefully to see how to qualify under the financial requirements rules:
https://assets.publishing.service.go...3.0-gov-uk.pdf
Fiance visa means double visa fees (fiance visa fee, plus the spouse fee when married); if one can get married cheaply overseas then going the spouse visa route is cheaper.
You can use the boyfriend's (sponsor's) income, plus the child maintenance, plus any savings he can show he has held for 6 months, plus the applicant's savings.
Read the following document carefully to see how to qualify under the financial requirements rules:
https://assets.publishing.service.go...3.0-gov-uk.pdf
Fiance visa means double visa fees (fiance visa fee, plus the spouse fee when married); if one can get married cheaply overseas then going the spouse visa route is cheaper.
Oct 16th 2020, 2:28 pm
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Re: Fiancé Visa Combined Income
Savings from income can be used to fulfill financial requirements - most people's savings are made up of money they have saved from their income.
You can use the boyfriend's (sponsor's) income, plus the child maintenance, plus any savings he can show he has held for 6 months, plus the applicant's savings.
Read the following document carefully to see how to qualify under the financial requirements rules:
https://assets.publishing.service.go...3.0-gov-uk.pdf
Fiance visa means double visa fees (fiance visa fee, plus the spouse fee when married); if one can get married cheaply overseas then going the spouse visa route is cheaper.
You can use the boyfriend's (sponsor's) income, plus the child maintenance, plus any savings he can show he has held for 6 months, plus the applicant's savings.
Read the following document carefully to see how to qualify under the financial requirements rules:
https://assets.publishing.service.go...3.0-gov-uk.pdf
Fiance visa means double visa fees (fiance visa fee, plus the spouse fee when married); if one can get married cheaply overseas then going the spouse visa route is cheaper.
