Your entry to the legal is genuinely legal. But there will be some questions by the immigration officer at the airport.
Also you can apply for Tier 1 extension using your overseas earnings.
The minimum age one can get an National Insurance (NI) number is 16 years.
This site would give you some information on NI Basics http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/ni/intro/basics.htm
Why do you require agents? Its straightfoward. Please read guidance notes for Tier 1 dependent application. This link should be a good starting point. http://immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=62853
Also if its been sometime since your marriage make sure you show details of chat or phone call records, emails etc. as 'subsisting relationship' proof.
Also make sure your Nikah certificate is in english, if not then get it translated.
Good luck!
Unfortunately, though the statement would carry the financial institution's logo, and your details, it would still be considered scanned copy and not an original copy. The guidance notes states that 'All statements must be on the bank’s letterhead/official stationery.' Read Guidance notes point 157-...
Which visa do you want to switch into from Tier 1 General ?? You can switch from Tier 1 into a few other visa's (like Tier 2 , dependent, etc.) provided you meet those criteria's However, if you meant why you cant switch from any other visa into Tier 1 General, then you should know the Tier 1 Genera...
True. I suggested the letter only if you wanted peace of mind. The salary slips you have should be good enough. As long as they match with the second proof, everything should be fine. Also,do mention in your cover letter than you have provided overseas earnings for those months. This helps the casew...
As long as it can identify which payslip is for which month and be respectively verified against your second proof; then this should be fine. Also, to be on the safe side get a letter from your overseas employer explaining the pay iii) Letter from the applicant’s (previous and/ or present) employer(...
The payslip should mention the period of earnings as per Tier 1 Guidance Notes point 114 . which states Payslips : These should be either formal payslips or on company headed paper. Where formal payslips are produced on plain paper they must be stamped and signed by the employer. Payslips which are ...
You can only show payslips for the 'period of earnings'. So if you worked in December 2010 and got your pay in Jan 2011, and wish to consider this pay, then your period of earning (i.e December 2010) also needs to be considered. Your payslip is your evidence for the period of earnings you wish to cl...
No you dont't have to submit your degree certificate again. Select the option that evidence was provided with initial tier 1 application. Also read the Tier 1 Guidance Notes for previous earnings combination of proofs that should be submitted. In case you are submitting your employer's letter, the r...
Overseas earnings can be considered. Please also read the Tier 1 Guidance notes on what documents would be acceptable. Also do a search on this forum using the keywords 'overseas earnings' or 'earnings abroad' and you may find many posts/topics of sucessful applicants with similar situation to yours.
Hi, I am on Tier 1 General visa (2 years). I am working here in uk from April 2011. I worked for an employer (fulltime) from april 2011 - December 2011. I moved to another company n Dec 2011. Now my problem is My previous employer haven't paid me after giving notice (total 2 months pay november and...
Example 1 Example 2 Thanks sushdmehta So the applicant will only be required to show £600 right? Is that what you meant before in your earlier post. Because that's what I mentioned in my previous post and I thought you mentioned that it was 600+800 as the OP questioned you. Because I always knew it...
