And please help me clarify something I just read... my husband and I have been waiting for April 5 2020 for his self-assessment, so we can use his income from April 2019- April2020. If I submit my application late April this year, according to what I just read on migrate.Org.uk, then I can only use ...

Nooooooooo... and now it’s back to asking me to fill in all the details of his upcoming employment offer, start date, etc etc. Where can I be going wrong? He’s been self-employed for 10 years, it’s just business as usual, but now I’m stuck on having to fill out another page that makes no sense

Thank you both very much. I guess Ill use a Canadian address. But I still feel it presents me with another quandary. They want proof of a relationship, and shared expenses, and so when I’m in the UK, I’m on his council tax, and I pay my share. If I’m not allowed to be living there, why or what kind o ...

Thank-you. I am in fact currently outside the UK, but I still use our UK address as my permenant address, even though I only live there 6 months out of the year. It’s complicated, but when I’m back in North America on contracts, I live in hotels. Ive been living in hotels since meeting my husband, so ...

OK, that finally got rid of the unnecessary questions of whether he has a job offer upon his return. But then it asks WHY we dont live together. Am I ok admitting that we DO live together during the 6 months or less that I’m legally allowed in the country? I mean, we share council tax and grocery/f ...

I think where I might be going wrong is where they ask if we live together. I mean, sure, during the 6 months I’m allowed to be in the UK, but otherwise, no, as I’m working contracts in North America until I can obtain a spouse visa. Either way, it seems the next question is whether my sponsor will b ...

Thank you so much. Yes, when I click on that link, then choose Appendix FM Partner, it appears to take me to the same starting point of the current application I’m working on. I must be clicking on something wrong, as we are relying on his UK earned income. And yes, thanks, I understand that I’m not ...

Hello, I’m a little frustrated with non-sensical questions that are asked in our visa application. I’m just going to deal with one at a time. I’m Canadian, he is British, we were married in Scotland last year. He has lived and worked in Scotland for the last 10 years, steady employment with a weekly ...