Hello I have recently had my HSMP application approved which is a great relief. Thanks to everyone's help on this forum with that. Now I must apply for leave to remain, or an entry clearance. The thing is, I don't know which one to get. I have been living here in the UK for close to a year on a work...
Not to be nitpicky, but presumably the letter re English language instruction indicates degree conferral to you on the relevant date? And the letter from the UK employer indicates not just the annual (or annualised) salary rate but the actual salary paid to you in the relevant period? A covering le...
Since you have 2 documents that corroborate each other from your Australian employer (the payslips and your bank statements), I would omit the letter. With that last amount not matching, it may hurt more than it helps. But since it sounds like your letter from your UK employer matches your payslips...
If my tax return only covers a certain period (eg. 9 of the 12 months), should I only send in bank statements for the missing 3 months? I ask this because I have bank statements covering the whole 12 months...would it hurt to send them all in?
Congratulations dandyvyas! I am still a bit new to all this - you say it took 20 days to reach a decision and a further 20 for the docs to get back to you in India. Do they inform you of their decision after the first 20 days or do you only find out when you get all your docs back (in your case, aft...
Not to be nitpicky, but presumably the letter re English language instruction indicates degree conferral to you on the relevant date? And the letter from the UK employer indicates not just the annual (or annualised) salary rate but the actual salary paid to you in the relevant period? A covering le...
Hello everyone Here is what I'm looking to submit for my HSMP visa: 1. Qualifications Bachelor's degree original certificate – 30 points 2. Earnings in UK – 40 points I will be applying for the period June 1st 2006 – May 31st 2007. I worked in Australia from June 1 until September 12 2006, and...
They would prorate the income of the country where you'd worked longer. Let's say that you were in NZ through December, and since then in the US. The window of time in which you could claim income is from April 06 through June 07 (15 months). You choose a twelve-month, say June 06 - May 07: seven m...
Because there are rules and regulations associated with the taxing of income from salary which make responsible the employer for tax deduction. As such, they can be confident that a tax document will accurately reflect your yearly income. Granted the tax document is for a specific period and many n...
I personally don't understand why they ask for the tax document, but feel free to tell me I'm wrong. The problem is that the tax document is for a certain period of time, and unless the period you are claiming for coincides exactly with the tax year (very unlikely), you will need to submit bank stat...
As long as the 12 month period falls within the 15 month window and is continuous, there should not be a problem. I am a bit concerned by what you mean as 'continuous'. For example, I intend to choose a 12 month period between 1 June 2006 and 31 May 2007. I worked in Australia from 1/6/06 until 25/...
