Net and gross pay

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi,

My wife works a job and I am staying home. I need help about my wife's salary. If she work overtime, how do I write this on the form? I can see her payslip and is written overtime. But only sometimes overtime. But salary is same.

Also she will soon have salary increase. What should I do. This figure will change surely. I need letter about change?
Many thanks

[seagul]

Hi,

My wife works a job and I am staying home.

If you are fit then definitely should work

Anyway if she is working with present employer from 6 months then she is under category A and if earning fixed wages plus overtime then she fall under both salaried (for fixed wages) & non-salaried (overtime).

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi

Thanks for reply. Yes, I agree but I am homemaker. I cook and clean for us both.

Ok then. Anything overtime is non salary. Ok I understand. What about when she is soon getting salary increase. I need letter?

Many thanks

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi,

My wife works a job and I am staying home.

If you are fit then definitely should work

Anyway if she is working with present employer from 6 months then she is under category A and if earning fixed wages plus overtime then she fall under both salaried (for fixed wages) & non-salaried (overtime).

Please, can you help about when her salary will increase. Please?

[seagul]

In same employer letter her employer can write about the salary increase.

[Rasel2sylhet]

Anyway if she is working with present employer from 6 months then she is under category A and if earning fixed wages plus overtime then she fall under both salaried (for fixed wages) & non-salaried (overtime).

Hi, so on the FLRM form, there is no option to
Input about overtime or non salaried work. Where do I include this information? There's salaried, self employed, pensions and benefits. Nothing for non salaried

Thanks

[seagul]

As per a lot members there is no separate section for non-salaried person. I think you should calculate the overtime by using non-salaried person approach then add back it to the fixed wages and their combine total should be the annual income.

[Rasel2sylhet]

As per a lot members there is no separate section for non-salaried person. I think you should calculate the overtime by using non-salaried person approach then add back it to the fixed wages and their combine total should be the annual income.

Ok, I understand. So my wife should be writing down overtime as annual salary? Is this compulsory? She make enough on normal salary. But working overtime only sometimes. How I include this. It is never fixed overtime. Always random. Sorry for so many questions my friend. I worry I make mistake.

Many thanks

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hello all,

I needed help with the finance part on application form. Is it net pay or gross pay under salaried income? Sometimes I see on payslip always same gross, but different net. More tax has been taken.

Where is section to write overtime?

Can someone make clarification for me
Please. This forum help me so many time.

Many thanks

R

[CR001]

Hello all,

I needed help with the finance part on application form. Is it net pay or gross pay under salaried income? Sometimes I see on payslip always same gross, but different net. More tax has been taken.

Where is section to write overtime?

Can someone make clarification for me
Please. This forum help me so many time.

Many thanks

R

It is GROSS pay.

[Rasel2sylhet]

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It is GROSS pay.
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Ok thanks. Gross pay for annual income I am to write. Thanks

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi all,

Will I be needing any extra evidence with my application? I mean things for example pictures, text messages etc? If so, how much?

Thanks

R

[CR001]

Hi all,

Will I be needing any extra evidence with my application? I mean things for example pictures, text messages etc? If so, how much?

Thanks

R

No.

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi all,

Will I be needing any extra evidence with my application? I mean things for example pictures, text messages etc? If so, how much?

Thanks

R

No.

Ok. It is just some other people have submitted in this forum some pictures and some communication evidence. Is this maybe optional?

Thanks

[CR001]

That is required for spouse visa applications outside the UK.

For flr(m) extension you need to provide evidence of cohabitation for last 2 years as the form states on page 63 or 64.

[Rasel2sylhet]

Ok thanks for clarifications

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi all

My wife speak with solicitor and they say that because we renting, we need some extra letter from landlord. She says it is to say it is ok for us to continue to live in this house. From what start date and what this letter should say, I do not know. Any help or understanding?

Many thanks

[vinny]

Posts merged.

[vinny]

Posts merged.

[Rasel2sylhet]

Hi all,

I need help with pay. So on wife's payslip, gross pay is always same. But, net pay can sometimes change and be different because on pension payment, she does not receive sick pay so simply minus from payslip or overtime so gross still same but net change.

Is this an issue to look into some detail about? Can a solicitor help with this or maybe an accountant?

Please help

Thanks

[CR001]

Posts merged.

Please click on the "posts Merged" links vinny has posted more than once regarding the rules on multiple topics about the same application!!!!

[CR001]

Hi all,

I need help with pay. So on wife's payslip, gross pay is always same. But, net pay can sometimes change and be different because on pension payment, she does not receive sick pay so simply minus from payslip or overtime so gross still same but net change.

Is this an issue to look into some detail about? Can a solicitor help with this or maybe an accountant?

Please help

Thanks

Spouse visa financial requirement is based on GROSS pay before deductions.

[Rasel2sylhet]

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Spouse visa financial requirement is based on GROSS pay before deductions.
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So it does not matter net pay is different. Only matter is gross pay will be different, yes? So when filling in finance section, we fill with my wife gross annual pay yes? Many thanks