This page explains how you should complete the dependant application form for the post-study worker category (Tier 1 Post-study work) under the points-based system to work in the United Kingdom.
The information below tells you which sections are relevant and gives a brief guide to the information required in the dependant application form. A full guide to what is required in each section is provided in the policy guidance, which you can download from the right of this page. You should read this before you complete the application form.
Page 1 of the application form contains the payment details. The current fees and details of how you can pay are on the costs page.
You should complete this section of the application form fully. If you do not provide all your personal details we will not process your application.
You should give details of your current and all previous passports and travel documents.
You should give details of your current immigration category, how you obtained it and when your permission to stay ends.
You should complete this section of the application form fully. The information you provide in this section may be checked with other agencies, so you should make sure you include all relevant details. If necessary you can continue your answers to this section on a separate sheet of paper.
You should complete this section fully stating your PBS migrant number or Home Office number if known.
You should complete this section fully stating the relationship between you and the dependant, and the amount contributed by you to support your dependant each month.
You should complete this section fully.
You should complete this section fully. You should read the supporting evidence page for dependant maintenance for full details of the documents you should send with your application.
You should complete this section if you are receiving any public funds.
You must sign and date your completed application form. Your application will not be valid unless you complete this section.
You should only complete this section if a legal representative is making the application on your behalf.
You should complete this section to make sure you have provided us with all the information we require to process your application.
A solicitor or other qualified adviser who advises you on how our laws apply to your case.
Public funds are income-related benefits paid by the state. They include income support, income-based job seekers allowance, housing and homelessness assistance, housing and council tax benefit, working families' tax credit, a social fund payment, child benefit and any disability allowance. Benefits paid as a result of contributions, such as the state pension, are not considered to be public funds. Social housing is not considered to be a public fund either. Claiming public funds when you are not eligible is known as benefit fraud and it is a criminal offence.