exemption from financal requirements on visa

I'm glad you managed to find the thread, it is Howerd I was talking about in your other thread

You need to read the Government information on which benefits can be used in the application, for example I do not think child benefit and child tax credit can be used, its up to you to find out the information required. The information Howerd has provided in this thread should be very useful to you. When you are searching for information about your application make sure the information is current.

Read Appendix FM1.7 financial requirement (I already gave you this in another thread) and read the information in the link below, I can assure you all the information is there. You need to find out which benefits are permitted and which documents to submit to evidence the benefits your spouse in on.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules

Thanks timmer..yes,thats the next thing i need to make sure of what income related benefits are considered upon meeting the adequate maintenance.. Hoping there are some members here that have or had the same concern with me..would be a great help to know how they get on

@Siri Moors -----are you planning to apply for your childs visa at the same time as yours--or later on ?

Unfortunately there are no other members that I know of, the vast majority here on the forum apply for their visas under Category A salaried employment.

@bigmac my son already in uk with his dad.earlier this year i was on visit visa and travelled to uk with our son..i came back here alone to finish my course and plan to apply for fiance visa by earliest nxt year..our son is currently studying in uk now..missing them both so much now

Hoping Howerd will be back on track soon.. Im not sure though if he went through adequate maintenance category

Hoping Howerd will be back on track soon.. Im not sure though if he went through adequate maintenance category

Hoping Howerd will be back on track soon.. Im not sure though if he went through adequate maintenance category

I'm not sure if he went through the process himself, I hope too that he can overcome his illness and return to the forum, I enjoy his posts very much.

Adequate maintenance is no big deal to evidence, you basically have to prove that you have £111.00 (possibly more now) per week over after paying rent etc.

You will need to provide documents showing he is being paid PIP, a list of documents you will need to submit will be in the links/downloads that I have already posted.

I got my wife spouse visa under adequate maintenance and all i showed was my pip award letter and accodamation tenancy agreement and my council tax bill and shes been here since august 2016,then all the other documents as normal visa.

Thanks again Timmer..noted..i will dig more on other threads here.,hoping i can find some useful ideas regarding my concern..i will keep everyone posted on how i get on, just incase there will be future queries same as mine

Good you went that route deanobeano, I didn't realise, so all in all much easier to evidence than the regular way.

You can now point @Siri Moors in the right direction

Yes i have sent them messege,if anyone needs to know i can answer questions.

The adequate maintenance requirements is just the exempton on the financial part of the visa as not in full time work.

Yes Timmer, deanobeano inbox me..atleast i got confirmation now from of the members here that going through adequate maintenance is possible

I did not have any savings,just had the pip award.

I already knew it was possible, I just do not know the exact evidence to submit with the application, deanobeano will now be able to be specific in the requirements.

Is there any particular amount regarding how much PIP my partner is getting to demonstrate that he got enought to support me in uk?