But they are not illegal no??

Her father owns a large company and will be able to write up anything we need

Unless there is a rule for how long you can vacate?

But as ill be applying with her and my child from the us in a month there is no saying I cant say she is and has always maintained employment as partner with me in my company and we only enjoyed an extend vacation to visit family as indicated in your opinion and the HO opinion that I was there for ...

I was never informed by the "check if you need a visa" app that I was coming on a tourist visa. All it assured me was that 1. I DIDNT need a visa to enter and 2. I could enjoy a long stay with family up to 6 months. There was nothing said about not being able to extend that "long" stay as it ...

I know but as I stated we worked together last year, the last full financial year we would be using to prove we meet the financial requirements, and the tax return/business return was in both our names.

hen I can blame that on the GOV.uk website that assured me I could apply once in the country

The rules are absurd and only apply to people who live their lives in tiny boxes.
How about her claiming self employment and using the tax return to show she's earned enough?

No one is, I charge up to $1000 per day to do work in the US. Why would I need anyone to keep working. Isnt that enough?? My clients will wait for me.

It really doesn't make any sense. I f we have more then enough money to travel freely and still not claim benefits why cant we not work for 6 months?? Why should we work for 12 months to make 50k when we can work for 6 to make 25k? It still is within the rule?

Even though we made enough money in the other 6 months?

Also, do the spousal visas or settlement applications require police reports from the home country of the applicant?

How about I list my wife as a partner in my company as I am self employed and own my own company in the states? She did do work with me last financial year and the business account is the same as our personal account??

$22,000 held jointly. Not enough to qualify I believe??
He is essentially saying that because we were living together overseas we would be considered a single entity for purposes of income??

Hi all. I've combed through the forum and even created an account in hope of figuring this out. The solicitors have been no help either. Heres my situation.....Please help and feel free to personal message me or email or anything.. I am a US citizen, my wife is a british citizen. We have a 2 month ...