Following up about the deposits: If his Dad transferred the amount he is paid every week into his account (& then he pays his dad the cash he receives from his employer) would that be alright? Also he isn’t salaried, he works for a daily fee but sometimes doesn’t work 6 days, he will work 5 days. Wi ...

Okay thank you very much for your help

So he would have to deposit his pay for six months now before we can apply?

The other question I have about financials is the method of payment. His employer doesn't usually deposit his pay into his bank account and instead pays him in cash. Would we need an extra letter from the employer explaining this as his bank statements would prove to be pretty dismal. In this case ...

The other question I have about financials is the method of payment. His employer doesn't usually deposit his pay into his bank account and instead pays him in cash. Would we need an extra letter from the employer explaining this as his bank statements would prove to be pretty dismal.

Sadly no, two great grandparents but no grandparent.

The financial requirement, is that before taxes? If it is before taxes then he definitely makes enough. If not, then no.

Sadly no I am over 30. So there is no precedent of being approved with a bit less than required for the minimum income threshold? Where I am living there is a housing crisis and I will be homeless come the Summer. On the streets, nowhere to go, based on my income and the amount it is to rent here ...

Hello, I am currently engaged to a British citizen and living in Canada. We met online and I visited this last Christmas and met his family, etc. I am looking to apply to the fiance visa. He is about 2000 pounds shy of the income requirement but on the gov.uk website it states that if we do not meet ...