Posting this on behalf of my friend who is planning to apply for ILR next month. He is in a unique situation. He is currently working as PAYE employee and is also sole Director of his own limited company. His income from PAYE is little less than what is required to claim sufficient points for ILR so...

However i was asked for the Company returns and proof of my Corporation Tax payment for past 3 yrs . Hi, 1. Did you carry draft return to cover the period from your last return to your ILR date? 2. What proof did you carry? (I only have accountant's advice and bank statement showing corporation tax...

I will be applying for ILR in June-11. My current earnings are from a combination of employment and self employment. I am getting salary slips from my employment and have all P60s too. To meet the salary criteria, I would also need to include my earning from self employment which is a combination of...

I would suggest that rather than speculating a specific imaginary requirement that has / may have the tendency to create panic / rumour etc. amongst migrants that members should instead make use of statements to the effect "subject to changes in immigration rules in the future". Has the s...

I would second that..... At this point when there is so much anxiety regarding the imminent rule changes members should avoid any speculation on what the changes might be as they might be adding to others anxiety although un-intentionally.

1. Since you continued to reside in the UK and your employer filed for extension prior to current leave expiring, it should not be counted as gap. However, if you want peace of mind you may request a SAR. 2. My guess would be if you are employed at the time of application you should be OK. These are...

[/url]http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/newsarticles/2011/february/13-revised-ilr[url] Saw this on UKBA's website today. They say they have revised the guidance for calculating 5 years continuous period for ILR. I couldn't find anything new there. Does anyone know what the changes are? N...

Hi, I am in similar situation as yours. I am self employed too (non IT though). I think there is no need for employer's letter for self employed. In addition to other documents, I plan to carry a letter from accountant showing the dividends + salary you pay yourself each month. In addition, I would ...

...The accounts were annual company accounts submitted to Hmrc and signed by the accountant. I also had bank statements with me - but did not need it. Was it only the completed returns submitted to HMRC (which would be previous financial year) or did you also cover the current financial year with d...

6. Then she asked about the employment. I operate as an employee and director of a company. Gave details. She asked for company accounts. I handed over last 3 years accounts. Do you mean profit and loss account (or year end account)? I was of the opinion that you need a letter from accountant and y...

See this post....

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=28218

Chetan,

Thanks for the accountant letter template. Its a great help. In addition to the documents that jgsjgs mentioned above, is there a requirement for the accountant to provide updated profit and loss statement as well?

I was in the same situation as yours. I declared my actual monthly salary i.e. the one you will be showing in the payslips. + I have got letter from my accountant stating my Gross, Net salary and also the dividends received. Accountant Letter Template For ILR, You have to show that you are economic...

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I am an engineer in oil and gas sector. I have been in UK since mid 2006. From my experience most of the jobs in Aberdeen are offshore / subsea related. A lot of them needs offshore survival and medical. Unless you have similar experience / background, I would suggest you to live near London.

I think 15 months is for naturalisation application only and not for ILR.

Congrats.

A quick glance at the top of the "sticky" posts will guide you to a spreadsheet templete which is self explanatory. Download that and you are good to go. OPs application was successful based on that template and what I understand from other posts, lot of other guys too used the same templa...

xyz123 wrote:.....there are more than enough threads on the forum on this topic. please spend some time to search rather than just opening a new thread...

Back at you....

Hi All, I came to UK in 2006 July. Absences from UK so far has been ~2-3 weeks trip home once a year. I am thinking of applying for ILR on June 2011. I have now been offered a job in Spain. It is Madrid based but the company has a registered office in the UK through which I can be hired and can be p...

If I had a "time machine" I would gladly give it to wanderer for him to see his future. Thread/ That's really funny.... Now that's sarcasm.... Thanks ! ! ! . You proved me right. You just accepted what I was saying. You find the "time machine" thing funny. That really says a lot...

Thanks Pakhtoon. Wanderer did answer my question but with sarcasm that he proudly calls "wit". I replied in the language that he understand best. My apologies to other forum members but you got to put down a bully sometimes. I found this article on internet which is dated Nov-2008. I was j...

Only that would have been enough to answer my query Mr Wanderer. If you were trying to be funny, I must say you have a terrible sense of humour. It's called wit. Google it. Only if sarcasm was wit. :lol: Just goes to show how witty you are. ;-) I had asked a simple question, all you did was try and...