u/Funny-Hat6547

Applying for FLR(FP) as an unmarried partner switching from a Graduate visa. Deadline is Dec 2026. Relationship is genuine, together 4 years, lived together since 2023 across 3 different addresses, always moved together.

First house we were both on one contract (separate rooms, but the same joint tenancy agreement). Second house we ended up on separate individual contracts even though we were in the same house. Third place, our current one, is just the two of us, our own flat, no housemates.

Using my own income (not my partner's, he's not working right now) under Category A since I'm the one in the UK with permission to work. My salary went from about £25k to £29,000 exactly in April 2026. Payslips April to August all show gross £2,416.67 a month, same every time. Still need Sept, Oct, Nov to finish the 6 month window before applying in December.

Couple things I'm still checking:
Making sure none of the last 3 payslips come in at £2,416.66 instead of .67. Heard some payroll systems adjust a month here and there to hit exactly £29k for the year, anyone had that happen to them?
My partner might not have properly declared that we were living together on a past Universal Credit claim. He knew he didn't need to name housemates (true) but didn't realise a partner living with him needed declaring separately. Planning to get this sorted with DWP before applying.

Cohabitation evidence across the 3 addresses, got tenancy agreements and bank statements for the first two, plus a joint council tax bill for where we live now.
Has anyone actually dealt with Category A this close to exactly £29k? And has anyone corrected a DWP claim before applying for a partner visa, did it slow anything down or cause issues?

Im really worried, we have genuinely been together since 2022 in a different country, and he moved to the UK with me when I started my masters in 2023 ( he is British)

27F, no known heart condition and no previous diagnosis of AFib.

Over the last few days my resting HR has been around 50–60 bpm rather than my usual 65–70. This started after I had a really emotional day on Saturday where I cried a lot and spoke to a friend about how overwhelmed I've been with my health anxiety. Since then, my HR has been noticeably lower than usual.

I had a reading today while I had no symptoms. It showed a HR of 59 bpm and some mild irregularity, with some of the signal being poor quality.

I've attached the full recording/graphs.

Does this look like normal sinus arrhythmia, ectopic beats, or something genuinely irregular? Is there anything concerning about the pattern?

I saw my GP today and she examined me and said she was strongly reassured that I was not in AF at the time. She explained that sinus arrhythmia can sometimes be misinterpreted as AF by devices, and she has arranged a clinical ECG for me.

I know I have health anxiety and I'm trying not to overanalyse this, but I can't help noticing that my heart rate and rhythm readings seem different from what I'm used to.

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