Hi all :ear:
Just wanted to get some advice if someone knows, partner came to the U.K back in July 2012, got the visa for a P.C.P under the old rules, had the P.C.P in August 2012, applied for the two years and three months which was also allowed, I am disabled myself and got the visa even with my disability money, my partner gets around £160 ever month from his parents via money gram all receipts kept have 15 months of them so far, he is not working as he is helping me at home each day, I have made such that NO extra benefits have been paid to me by any benefits and have letters from the D.W.P and council in writing say that no extra benefit is being paid to me, I get a single persons rate on everything, I have around £250.00 a week in benefits and wonder when the time comes next year for I.L.R do you have to be working to get the I.L.R? we were advised by a lawyer that as long as partner gets some money from back home for the full time he is here and that I don't claim any extra benefits and he of course does not claim anything there should not be a problem we will have around £5000 in savings the time the I.L.R comes around and just wonder if you think we will have any problems when the time comes?
thanks all
Just wanted to get some advice if someone knows, partner came to the U.K back in July 2012, got the visa for a P.C.P under the old rules, had the P.C.P in August 2012, applied for the two years and three months which was also allowed, I am disabled myself and got the visa even with my disability money, my partner gets around £160 ever month from his parents via money gram all receipts kept have 15 months of them so far, he is not working as he is helping me at home each day, I have made such that NO extra benefits have been paid to me by any benefits and have letters from the D.W.P and council in writing say that no extra benefit is being paid to me, I get a single persons rate on everything, I have around £250.00 a week in benefits and wonder when the time comes next year for I.L.R do you have to be working to get the I.L.R? we were advised by a lawyer that as long as partner gets some money from back home for the full time he is here and that I don't claim any extra benefits and he of course does not claim anything there should not be a problem we will have around £5000 in savings the time the I.L.R comes around and just wonder if you think we will have any problems when the time comes?
thanks all