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    #21
    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Question is, if you had paid dividends properly will you have got enough points for your visa? I would doubt this so you have used a waiver to manipulate your company and gain advantage. This will stand out like a sore thumb when HMRC come sniffing and if they find this I would hope they would rectify it so causing a problem with your application.



    Hi northernladuk,
    You have raised a very good point here.

    I would actually have earned enough points even without taking these dividend vouchers in my previous visa application. I just showed these dividends in my application because I had to show earnings for the last 12 months prior to my visa application and these dividends I earned for 2 of those 12 months only.

    I needed only around £21000 Per Annum income to earn enough points to get the visa. But my total was around £31000 Per annum when I applied for visa and got it.
    Out of this 31000, around £6000 were the dividends I took. Rest of the money I claimed points for, came from the permanent job I did prior to working for my own Limited company.

    Therefore even if I wouldn't have taken the dividends I would have had £25000 Per Annum. And still qualify for the extension.
    So in any way the dividends I took did not give me advantage in claiming points to be elligible for my last Visa Extension.

    What do you think should I leave everything as it is now and forget about it and just prepare my next extension application nicely or should I get the dividends waiver signed n all....?

    Many Thanks
    ISIngh

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      #22
      Originally posted by ISingh View Post
      Hi northernladuk,
      You have raised a very good point here.

      I would actually have earned enough points even without taking these dividend vouchers in my previous visa application. I just showed these dividends in my application because I had to show earnings for the last 12 months prior to my visa application and these dividends I earned for 2 of those 12 months only.

      I needed only around £21000 Per Annum income to earn enough points to get the visa. But my total was around £31000 Per annum when I applied for visa and got it.
      Out of this 31000, around £6000 were the dividends I took. Rest of the money I claimed points for, came from the permanent job I did prior to working for my own Limited company.

      Therefore even if I wouldn't have taken the dividends I would have had £25000 Per Annum. And still qualify for the extension.
      So in any way the dividends I took did not give me advantage in claiming points to be elligible for my last Visa Extension.

      What do you think should I leave everything as it is now and forget about it and just prepare my next extension application nicely or should I get the dividends waiver signed n all....?

      Many Thanks
      ISIngh
      Having just been through the UKBA procedure for my spouse all you need to show is that you have enough income / employment to support your application (we had to supply a years worth 6months at the start of the application & again 6 months later just before permits issued) - they are not interested in the detail of how you run your company - I'd do the waiver just to tie up loose ends & file away.

      NorthernGrumpy makes everything sound so serious - when it is'nt! Just get your paperwork done & good luck - you have nothing to worry about.

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        #23
        Thanks for the response Podgy.

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          #24
          Originally posted by Podgy View Post
          NorthernGrumpy makes everything sound so serious - when it is'nt! Just get your paperwork done & good luck - you have nothing to worry about.
          <grumble, moan>
          'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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