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Hi hope12Hope12 wrote:Ho every one my mp call immigration yesterday and all they said they doing some checks 7 months still doing checks very odd
I'm self employed sole trader got confusion I sent my accounts through my accountant he is not charters accountant as I dnt need charted accountant as sole trader does any one have any idea I know what they said in appendix but they really required this
zaman1989 wrote:Hi hope12Hope12 wrote:Ho every one my mp call immigration yesterday and all they said they doing some checks 7 months still doing checks very odd
I'm self employed sole trader got confusion I sent my accounts through my accountant he is not charters accountant as I dnt need charted accountant as sole trader does any one have any idea I know what they said in appendix but they really required this
I am also self employed Electrical engineer and when I submitted case for my wife. My accounts were done by a normal book keeper. But was then advised by my solicitor a chartered accountant is a must so I changed my accountant. I did not want any complications.
Thanks and yeah the letter does have reference number and the only address it says to post to is the one i already posted. I better start posting the documents. The only issue i have is that because i wrote a covering letter for the statements on behalf of my husband, would that need my husband signature on it because if i am sending documents from here, they probably think why not sent from Pakistan if the letter is written by husband.tagb2000 wrote:Alwayshope
Sister to be honest I would send to them direct. I sent something to Islamabad via DHL and it arrived there within 3 days. I posted it on Monday and it was signed for n Wednesday.
Where is Pakistan do u live as if you live in mirpur it will take 4-5 working days to get there, so it's better to send to BHC!
Yes the service point is the one you go to.
Did they give u a specific department to send the documrnts to and did they ask u to include a ref with your documents?
Jazakallah
numan4040 wrote:My advice is that if anyone has a limited company then don't show yourself as self-employed otherwise you will have to show audited accounts etc. Remember that limited company is a separate entity to you.
Instead show yourself as an employee, even if you are a director of the company, and apply as category A. This way you by pass all the nonsense about audited accounts and taxation etc.
This is what I did and all I had to show was six months payslips and six months bank statements. Visa was granted.
Hope12 wrote:zaman1989 wrote:Hi hope12Hope12 wrote:Ho every one my mp call immigration yesterday and all they said they doing some checks 7 months still doing checks very odd
I'm self employed sole trader got confusion I sent my accounts through my accountant he is not charters accountant as I dnt need charted accountant as sole trader does any one have any idea I know what they said in appendix but they really required this
I am also self employed Electrical engineer and when I submitted case for my wife. My accounts were done by a normal book keeper. But was then advised by my solicitor a chartered accountant is a must so I changed my accountant. I did not want any complications.
Hi zaman
My accountant is certifed practicing accountant
I wasn't guided by my solicitor to have charted accountant
Wondering what I can do now hope they won't make this a issue they took 7 months I think if that the case they probably point out by now I dnt know it's just another headache .
issysaj19 wrote:saf786 wrote:Any latest news about people who have been put on hold ??[
it's ukba have to decide of our future may ALLAH s.w.t grant every spouse visa AMEEN!!!
Kashmir dayissysaj19 wrote:so whats another holidayLala84 wrote:Another national holiday in Pak so no RFCs today I think.
ash2006 wrote:some bad news got this email reply, before you read it i still believe i have met the financial requirements and when they mention they have explain the full reasons on my wife email address this is not true infact there hardly anything mentioned on that email they claimed they said reasons in details, i dont know what to do, i already got my mp involved but tbh there not much they can do and below is the reply they sent me and after months they finally tell me im on hold
Dear Mr ???
ISB/ ????????????(09/09/2013 Deferred)
Thank you for your email dated 29 January 2014.
Your wife’s application is currently on hold because in many cases we are undertaking additional checks on sponsors income and employment. You have not submitted the required evidence to demonstrate that you can meet the minimum income threshold, your wife’s application will be delayed. This is because on 5th July 2013 the UK High Court handed down its judgment in a Judicial Review of the minimum income threshold for spouses/partners and children applying in the family route. Having reviewed the judgment the UK Home Secretary has decided to pursue an appeal (and has asked for this to be expedited). More information on this Court judgement is available on our website. If the results of our checks show that your wife’s application meets the requirements of the Immigration Rules, we will make a decision on your application as quickly as possible. However if the evidence you have provided shows that the minimum income threshold has not been met, or that significant evidence is missing, your wife’s application will be ‘paused’ pending the outcome of the appeal. If her application is ‘paused’, it may take several months before decision is taken.
We also e-mailed a letter to your wife’s e-mail address on 09 January, which explains the current situation and its reasons in detail.
Yours sincerely,
NAK
Correspondence Team
International Operations and Visas
UK Visas and Immigration
British High Commission Diplomatic Enclave, Ramna 5, Islamabad, Pakistan
Email: visaenquiries.islamabad@fco.gov.uk