I agree and accept that Parking on footpath is not allowed anywhere in the london. But the street I parked is a narrow lane and due to health and safety reasons all cars are parked partially on footpath for Emergency vehicles like ambulances to pass through easily. Hence all the residents are parkin...

How much was the pcn? if its £35 just pay it off. I herd if you challenge it in court and lose it may affect...majority of the time u dont win against council even if youre in the right. Regardless of other cars being oarked the same way, parking on the path gives cause for a ticket so you wont win...

Hi all, I have recently got my ILR and thinking of applying for British Citizenship a year from now. And I recently received a PCN for parking on the pavement of an off street road where all the vehicles parked in the same way however they just gave me the ticket but not to anyone else. I challenged...

stanza123 wrote:Hi,

How many days your absences were? Was it more than 180?

71 days in total for the last 5 years.

Praveen4u_ts wrote:Hi,

Could you please tell me what evidence you have submitted for absences?

Thanks in advance

For absences, I have submitted a self explaining letter where I have mentioned the in and out entry dates in a table.

Just to let you all know, I have just received my BRP card today.

Thank you jayacpr.

Dear 4s6s,
what you submitted for your english language requiremtn ?


Regards,
Suresh

I did my masters here in UK and have already submitted the original at the time of initial application, so I wasn't needed to submit again.

Thank you guys. My appointment was at 8.30 but they let me in at 7:45 and my biometrics done by 8:10. Decision was made by 10am (so nearly 2 hrs) Here is the list of documents submitted. 1. Passport (Old & New). 2. BRC Card. 3. Appointment confirmation print out. 4. Payment Sheet. 5. SET 0 Appli...

Hi guys, My ILR application has been successful today at PEO Croydon. It is such a big relief, Iam jumping up and down with joy. I would like thank all of the forum members for their invaluable contribution and I would like to convey my special thanks to Sagareva for detailed answers to my questions...

jayacpr wrote:when is your ILR date @4s6s??

Not booked a date yet. Its in August this year.

There used to be a process HMRC updated Employment history , But they used to refer to a P46 and P45. I am not sure how things have changed since RTI in 2013 One thing is for sure with HO , if an employer has paid an employee (applicant) with NI and tax deductions HO will check that and if no recor...

argus7 wrote:For ILR they check your last 5 year history and evidence of tax paid

Thats true, however the main discussion in this thread is about the initial application, which is what many are worried about.

@hellonewhere - yes thats the number. And unfortunately while at work, its really hard to stay on the line for that long. I wish there was a Live Chat available like most of the websites do.

@cs95tdg - thanks for that, I will try during that time tomorrow.

ok I agree its his employers fault, but how that will affect his ILR application? Will they still refuse based no information with HMRC about his employment. I don't want to rain on anyone's parade but want to understand the scenario. thanks Thats exactly my question as well. And I have been trying...

To ease your mind; If the employer hasn't paid over the tax and NIC, BUT the employee has payslips which prove that they suffered tax and NIC deductions, HMRC will usually leave the employee alone and go after the employer instead. If the employee doesn't have payslips, it is not that straight forw...

Please don't worry. I didn't mean to make you worried. At least you have time and can sort out these things. HMRC doesn't answer calls quickly; just keep on trying. I don't know what good will a solicitor do as you are the one who has to answer the questions etc. To be fair, you have payslips clear...

Potentially, it could be a problem, but what I am not sure is if UKBA will always check HMRC data, or only does so in some cases. Either way, if you could rectify it prior, then better.

I don't know how to rectify it. I would really appreciate if you have any ideas. Thanks.

@4s6s - just to elaborate on this - due to these issues of employers not paying the PAYE, HMRC started RTI submission, to avoid such situations. The sad thing is unless you get in trouble, you wouldn't know whether your employer paid the tax and NI on your behalf. But when you call them, they can t...

jayacpr wrote:HI 4s6s , similar situation

Are you thinking of going to the PEO with a solicitor?

Have a look at your payslip and check whether NI and tax was deducted or not?. Also, there's a sticky on the forum, where you have the details of how to contact HMRC, to request missing P60s. Thank you hellonewhere for your reply. And yes, I have NI and PAYE deducted in those payslips. I had no dou...

Hi Guys, After going through all the earlier comments, i am thinking if my case is somewhat similar to the OP. My ILR is due in July and Iam bit worried about my initial application. Initial application: Tier1 2010 - Employed Tier 1 Extension : 2012 (Employed + Limited company director) ILR: july 20...