If you don't have the latest statement, a certified copy should be fine. Some banks do it and others don't, but the Barclays next to the Croydon office definitely do. Who do you bank with?

That should be fine then. I guess they can calculate your annual salary based on your payslips. If HR don't want to do another letter I'd take the one you currently have - personally I would want them to state my salary. Take copies of all the documents as it saves time for the caseworker and theref...

Can you get a letter from your employer confirming the name change, date of change, whilst stating that your job title and description remain the same?

If you try at different points of the day it works sometimes.

A new letter stating the salary as well would be helpful.

You can apply as a dependant. Take originals and copies of the documents needed for cohabitation.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/emplo ... fpractice/

If the job title for your job is not here, the employer chooses the one most similar in description to your job for the soc code

As it doesn't have the company stamp and signature, to be on the safer side I would get them signed and stamped. Also if your employer can give you a letter stating that they are the payslips for the period .... etc. that would be good.

For the main applicant, *there should be no absences more than 90 days continuously - they apply that quite seriously *if the paid annual leave + work related travel is less than 180 days altogether then it's fine, otherwise a letter from employer regarding work related travel etc. would help, but i...

Thats look fine Vinaya. If you have had any work related travel, that can be mentioned too in the form a table stating the reason, duration etc.

No problem. Also, look at the posts in this forum for employer letter forum. In my opinion that's the document that is the most important as it has quite a lot of information.

Take your P60s too for the 5 years.

You could try that, but if the employer states in the letter the date you started your employment that is proof right? Also do you have your payslips right from the start, to prove you were employed there? If you contact the HO though they should be able to help. Most people in the forum on a work p...

I reckon 3 months should be fine, but I would take 6 months just to be on the safer side. Also make copies of everything as it will save the caseworker time and therefore they can deal with your case faster. What about your copy of the Life in the UK test? Your employer letter should state your star...

Thanks. He kept the original letter.

Firstly I'd like to thank everyone in the forum who have helped me with advice and suggestions over the last few months leading up to my ILR appointment. I'm nervous at the best of times, so you can imagine what it was like leading up to today. There were a few issues before I went for my appointmen...

are they asking for bank statements to prove your salary has been paid into your account (matching with payslip) or for maintenance in an ILR application by work permit holder? i have a savings account to prove maintenance. payslips for last 3 months (and all 5 years), but problem is as mentioned ab...

Copies of last 12 months should be more than enough. Submit all originals though. They can make copies of others if they want.

In addition, I also have my savings account statements until end July.

I have payslips for the last 5 years which I'm taking for my ILR application. The problem is the last bank statement I have received through post ends on 12th July. I haven't received a bank statement yet for Mid July-Mid August, however I went to a Barclays branch where they printed it off for me o...

What application are you making? I would personally make a copy of your last 12 bank statements and payslips.

As long as you get a letter from your employer clearly stating which dates you had annual leave, the discretion should be in your favour

Do you have the correct address on your last 12 months of payslips? There are plenty of people here on the forum who have applied without a solicitor and been successful. They don't usually ask for household bills, just payslips, bank statements and p60s. You could always explain to them the reason ...

That should be fine, as long as you have all other statements with you.

Make copies too, if possible. That would save the caseworker, and therefore you, some time

the local authority statement is because i work in a school and my paid holidays are slightly different to others.

in terms of the FPN, I'm not sure, perhaps a more senior member on the forum could answer that?

Thank you, I will!