Hello, Can anyone confirm the above?

 

"the same amount continuously" is terrible wording but it's only used to differentiate between category A and B.

The options are:

1. The same amount continuously, above the financial requirement amount
2. The same amount continuously, below the financial requirement amount
3. Not the same amount continuously, above the financial requirement amount
4. Not the same amount continuously, below the financial requirement amount

It's a very misleading question but the answer is 1 if you're able to meet the salary requirement through Category A.

1 and 2 are Category A (6+ months with the same employer)

3 and 4 are Category B (Less than 6 months with the same employer, or variable income - "variable" doesn't mean "variable amounts on each payslip", it means "not paid on a regular frequency" like freelance or incidental work)

2 and 4 are to indicate that you will be supplementing your income with other non-employment income or cash savings since you don't meet the requirement through employment income alone

 

I second this,

I am paid an hourly rate and my pay varied (not exactly the same as your example - but similar as some months will be higher then others ie. not earning the same)

I chose option one (clever-octopus helped me at the time) and my wife's ILR was granted.

Regarding your P60 - i included mine - even though it was dated April 2018 (they only need 6 months of payslips (Aug '18 to Jan '19)) and my P60 was a print out in black & white

 

Thank you. Should she ask her employer to omit the date the new salary became effective to avoid confusion? Regardless her P60 will show £48k as her salary and her employer letter will say £55k


Also, if we are using her financials/bank statements, do we still need to submit any of my bank statements as the applicant? I have assumed not except to prove address and thats it.

 

Hello,

What amount did you put in for the annual salary, before or after payrise. I'm in similar boat, received payrise in Feb this year. Salary before and after payrise is higher than £18,600.

Thanks, Preeti

 

I put salary after pay rise so that it matches the employer letter. It would be confusing otherwise I think.

 

Okay, Thank you!