uday2509 wrote:mention your last months pay before the application and explain this in a separate sheet, are you going for PEO?

-Uday

Actually I am planning to go via the postal route ? Would that be a problem ?

Thanks.

Hi, I am on Tier 1 (General) visa and would be applying for ILR very soon. When I initially came to the UK, I was unemployed for a period of 9 months and during that time I went back to India for 30 days and that is the only period I have been absent from the UK in the last 5 years. I wanted to know...

I think its enough as long as you have enough points for your earnings, there is no such question in the application , are you working at the moment or not? However, lets wait for one of the senior member to comment. Regards, Uday Thanks Uday, Actually there are a couple of questions on the SET (O)...

Hi, I am currently on Tier 1 (General) and planning to apply for ILR in Sept 2014. I would meet the points criteria and be able to show 12 months payslips in the 15 months period prior to application and P60 forms for the last 4 years. However, I am not sure if I would be employed on the date when I...

Hi, Can you please tell me where did you read this; “The period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK may be counted toward the qualifying period, as long as it does not exceed 90 days. This can occur if the applicant is delayed travelling to the UK. The period of d...

Yes, You can apply 28 days before Oct 20, 2014. All the best, Uday Thanks very much for your reply. I just needed to clear the main confusion I have. Does the 90 day rule apply to everyone regardless of the expiration date of the current visa or it can only be used in cases of exception where appli...

Hi, I have a query about filing my ILR application. My immigration history is below: Visa type – Tier 1 (General) Entry Clearance (Visa stamping date) - Oct 20, 2009 UK Entry – Dec 26, 2009 (67 days after visa stamped) Current Visa Expiry (after extension) – Jan 16, 2015 Can I apply for ILR 28 days ...