Countries are grouped into bands and earning factors are decided, we at the forum won't be able to help in this matter. May be you should have applied back at India.

Good luck

Shepherd

The best resume is prepared by none but yourself. Resume preparation services do the eye candy to the content provided by you. So I would suggest you to spare some time for it. As Monster Jobsite aptly calls it Your advertisement campaign for hiring you. Please have a look at the Monster website htt...

Not really. It depends on the dress code of the company you work for. But for meetings, yes it is recommended so as not be an odd man out.

Shepherd

Are suits necessary for attending interviews in UK ??? LoL Better to wear one. It is a question of blending with the flow. Suits are common in UK and believe me , you will feel comfortable after a while, when you start seeing so many gentlemen wearing them Remember the saying: Be a Roman in Rome. G...

Why you consider this as ambigous. I consider the OP's question as ambiguous (in motive rather than content) because he/she is yet to apply for Tier-1 and thinking about the average salaries in the particular domain. It is a classic case of counting chickens before the eggs hatch. This work ideally...

Dear members... plz do reply for my above query... There is no need to worry about the date of entry. You can enter till you hold a valid visa. The only worrisome factor if you are trying for permanent roles would be to convince the employers that given a certain earning you would be able to apply ...

Sorry Shepherd but I have to contradict based on personal experience. :) The only personal details to mention on first page of CV is your email ID and contact Number nothing more. I was not advising the OP to include these details into the CV but mentioning that the filled in details in the jobsite...

Now if you are still working for a company back home, then you'll have to plan leave to travel during that period to take up the interview. If you don't get through then it's a lot of cost incurred. There are additional hassles such as go back home, serve notice period etc, travel back and join the...

Please do not post ambiguous questions like this. It is very tough to answer these type of questions. It would be better if you could share what is the background work you have done after getting the Tier-1 Visa, say like choosing the proper jobsites to upload your CV, properly formatting your CV to...

I did see this suggestion elsewhere in the board too. Although, this is good to see how the calls and responses are, does it not ward off genuine recruiters, when you tell them you are still in <your home country> ? I am just curious if this really works?. Do people still get to the level of taking...

Hi Buddies, Is it good to quit a 8L paying job from India and travel to UK to search 35-40K paying job? Lots of threads along these lines. Suggest you to read Kenfrapin's advice How long it will take to get a .Net or Technical BPO job which offers 35-40k? Not to sound harsh. We are not Oracle of Am...

It is a good idea to include the Work Permit status in the first page. Generally if you applying through a job portal , the first page would be from your filled details regarding the Date of Birth, Work Permit held etc.. There will an option called view the resume as the recruiters see it. Try it Sh...

Birth certificate is not needed as you submit Passport as a age proof. A covering letter will help the case worker and ease the pressure on the applicant too. Stickies in the forum have the templates. A separate earnings cover letter is also helpful. P.S: Generally forums do not encourage suffixing ...

Am not quitting but just getting second thoughts after seeing so many sad posts from few members here.. Forums are places to hear different opinion. But you are the one to sum it up and take a decision. Please do not base your decisions on the advice(s), it gives a wrong impression that you are not...

ab11 wrote:Hi
Our company has no stamp

If it is a color print out of the salary slips with the logo, you should be fine.

Shepherd

Please do as per Crowbar's advice

Shepherd

Can anyone throw some light on how is the job market in UK now for IT professionals? Few ppl in this forum have given totally negative opinion and are advicing ppl not to come to UK at all :cry: , where as other sources in this forum post some positive feedback abt improving job market. :? So was w...

Hi Guys, Does EVERY Indian HAS to work in a supermart/mall/McDonalds for 3-6 months before striking a decent job? Substitute Indian with jobseeker. Most of the time it is done due to vagaries in the job market and one may not get call or responses as initially anticipated. If thats the case, I will...

venugopal1118 wrote:on my application i mentioned the data of travel was october 1st,so if i get visa they will give me from ooct1st onwards?

Depends on when you submit the application. If the date of travel is within 3 months of your application, Visa would start from October 1.

Shepherd

Hi, The status directly changed from "App forwarded" to "Processed app dispatched". I've been checking at least thrice daily so there's no chance I missed the processing part. I know that I'll anyways get to know tomorrow. But still, anyone have any idea what might have happened...

This should not be a problem.Highlight this in the covering letter for safety purpose

Shepherd

adityak77 wrote:No .

Sign and seal is MANDATORY and there is no way out.

Request INFY to give you a signed payslip.

Yes, digital signatures are not acceptable. As per the guidance, payslips generated online would have to be stamped and signed.

OP could request the finance to do it for him/her

Shepherd

sushdmehta wrote:Date of submitting the documents or date of payment of fees, whichever is later.
regards

Sush,

I thought it was the earlier of the two

Shepherd

Please post at Tier-1 forum, it will get good responses.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewforum.php?f=2

Shepherd

Guidance does not seem to list it. I would however suggest to include it for the safe side.

Shepherd