Deepak Sharma wrote:But, the HR refused to attest them

You attest photocopied documents, in this case your salary slips are original. I don't see any issue using them without any letter or stamp or sign.

About your second problem, you can claim previous earnings for any CONTINOUS 12 months in the last 15 months. True Please note that there is no gap allowed in between those 12 months. What ? There is no such rule. As long as it falls in continuous 12 months any no of gaps are allowed. eg. Jan - Apr...

a12345 wrote:it would state my current address not the original last August address!

I don't see any problem with, why it bothers you ?

Vardhineni wrote:Hi,

I have looked at the page http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/conta ... ginperson/ . It has got different numbers for different PEO's and not a common number.

I can see only one number, 0870 606 7766.

but you have came here as Hightly skilled migraint. If that is the criteria, there are lot of people, which do jobs which are not highly skilled. When There is previous earnings criteria, then there is no question of job being highly skilled. As push_hsmp said, if betting is bad lot's of investment...

Hi gotcha, Yes you missed the following sentence. "Its like Indian Govt. Hospitals with better hygeine but Crap service and long waiting time". There as well surgey,maternity etc are free provided you can wait(or probably live). You only get to see GP for free. Rest everything is chargeab...

chetanojha wrote:You only get to see GP for free. Rest everything is chargeable.

Am I missing something here. I think everything is free with exception of fixed prescription charges. When I said everything, it means surgery, x-ray, any tests eg. CT scan etc. Imagine how much it cost , if done privately.

I dont think we should wait; number one we call home office and explain the scenario. We cannot go for FLR only for 2 months for a mistake home office made; when we clearly mentioned the date of travel in the form. Atleast i mentioned teh correct date of intended travel 15th august 2007 and yet the...

gmuralik wrote: For earnings, can i show any 12 months i spent in UK or should it be very strictly from past 15 months?

It must be consecutive months not exceeding 12. It's crystal clear from guidance.

ashishashah wrote:Well,
It was 3 years back...I dont have CC statement now as it was from India..I am in UK currently..

Can i call up home office and find out?

Ashish

Ok, I'll help you out. It's 15th may 2006.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ght=#44402

Hello, I received my FIRST HSMP approval on 21st June 2006..But i need to know if i applied before 3rd April 2006 or not?I dont have the courier receipt on the date which was sent (i applied from India). Any idea how to find this out?I hope that i had applied before 3rd April 2006 Thanks Ashish If ...

Hi, Dont worry. Get this sorted out right away. They will stamp it from Mar'09 Thanks for your reply. But should I send my passport directly to consulate without any documentation. Any idea what process should I follow to rectifiy this stamp or get new stamp with previous issuance date of March 200...

For the first travel, dependents cannot travel alone.. There is no such rule, we can find anywhere in UKBA' documents. But, It's logical to think that dependent must make first entry with or after main applicant. Someone posted pretty recently that his dependents entered UK before the main applican...

nksg wrote:For the first travel, dependents cannot travel alone..

There is no such rule, we can find anywhere in UKBA' documents.

But, It's logical to think that dependent must make first entry with or after main applicant.

Somebody please respond!! Is there no way to travel for a newly wed couple to the UK on a dependant visa straight after the wedding? If you can prove that you are having working relationship, could be proved by joint bills, phone call records etc. Or whats problem in getting marriage certificate im...

theprophet wrote:Guys,
I think the UK should recognize unmarried partners as well. Could someone please clarify the rules on this?

Yes, it does rcognize. They have working relationship for last 2 years. And you need to prove that, if it does.

Please bear in mind i do not have a right to appeal..a s they have not given it to me...calling all.. Please help.. As I said earlier, why it is not given to you. I don't know, what kind of reconsideration other members are advising you on. I never heard of such a channel. You should consult legal ...

HKS wrote:I do not have the right to appeal.. I dont know why...

Probably you are having valid leave to remain, you get right to appeal, only when your current leave to remain is expiered.

curious123 wrote:
Hi, I'm just wondering if there's some sort of a document from the HO that confirms the masters criteria doesn't affect those who got initial tier 1 approval pre april 2009?? I just want to be absolutely sure. Thanks in advance

Its hidden in guidance note.

they are not on official Bank stationery and do not contain the name of the bank anywhere in the printed information. I am therefore unable to corroborate your indian earnings. Why there is no name of bank on statement ? If you take statement from ICICI ,they will give it from dot matrix printer, b...

I just received my documents back on my HSMP to Tier 1 Extension, but unfortunately it has been rejected as I 'failed to provide the relevant documents for Previous Earnings'. I submitted 12 x payslips and a letter from my employer, but didn't realise on my initial application that the 2 forms of p...

niruv wrote:Thanks gotcha.
Im getting married in next month, so planning for that now.

Congrats !

But that will be EC for her from India , isn't it. And will cost, Rs. 50650

Thanks gotcha!! Regarding dependent fee, are you sure is it £465 even if the main applicant got extended from hsmp to tier1? The reason why I am asking is, my friend who got extended his hsmp visa(JR) to Tier 1 is paying the old fee. (£215) So I think £465 is only for dependent with tier 1 inita...

Thanks gotcha!! Regarding dependent fee, are you sure is it £465 even if the main applicant got extended from hsmp to tier1? The reason why I am asking is, my friend who got extended his hsmp visa(JR) to Tier 1 is paying the old fee. (£215) So I think £465 is only for dependent with tier 1 inita...

Hi All, Recently my HSMP (NON JR) visa got extended for 3 years and now I am on Tier 1 general visa. Query 1: As i have been in UK for two years how much maintenance funds do I need to show for dependent? I have gone thru the application and I think I should show only £534 and NOT £800+£534? Ple...