ILR - Savings but not for 6 months

[gabu]

Hi there,

Can we provide any other proofs to demonstrate we have money enough?

I have put the cash into the account, so we meet the financial test from a quantum, but not a time, perspective (less than 6 months).

We have a good amount of personal wealth - the house without mortgage, a classic car portfolio, pension and other investments of well over the requirements (all documentable), showing a good net worth .

Can we provide these documents?

[CR001]

I have edited your post to remove the figures you have quoted for safety reasons. There are a number of scammers and spammers who visit the forum.

You need to provide evidence of immediately accessible cash for a minimum of 6 months if you want to use savings.

Do you have a salary or monthly income?

[gabu]

Hi,

Thanks. No at the moment. I have been working for many years abroad with a high salary. Now I have a job offer and I will start working next November.

[CR001]

You need 6 months savings proof or 6 months salary proof.

[Casa]

Have you been earning the equivalent of £18,600 outside of the UK for the 12 month period prior to re-locating to the UK, with a confirmed job offer in the UK to start within 3 months of arrival, again meeting the £18,600 minimum income level?

[Obie]

I admire those who have been able to provide answers to this thread.

The title says ILR.

We dont know much about whether this is an application to join a settle person . The nature of the relationship and so on.

[Casa]

I admire those who have been able to provide answers to this thread.

The title says ILR.

We dont know much about whether this is an application to join a settle person . The nature of the relationship and so on.

You're right Obie, and my post will be completely irrelevant if this is an application for ILR.

[noajthan]

British OP intimates wife (abroad) is joining him in UK:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... l#p1387573

[Obie]

That thread does not appear to assist.

It appears from my reading that OP was referring to a 3rd person.

No indication she was referring to her son or husband in the UK.