How long is this data kept on my Credit File? This information is held on file for 6 years from the date of Judgment, even if it is satisfied/paid. However, if you satisfy or pay the outstanding amount within a month of the judgment being issued, it will not show on your credit report. What can I d...

There should be no issue as long as it’s not a court judgement. Court Information and other public records Judgments are issued as a result of County or High Court action. If a Creditor/Claimant (the person looking to claim the money from you) is owed a sum of money by you they may raise a claim aga...

khanz Please can you send me the link on HMRC’s site where you find the information for getting previous employment history ?[/b]

Then you should be fine. Make sure you keep paying them at least the minimum amount.

As long as there is no CCJ on your credit file, you should be fine.

That means the bank you owe money to never got that far

If they are 4 to 5 years old and are not on your credit report, then hopefully you should be fine.

You should have known it by now as you don’t get CCJ over night. If you owe money to a bank or someone, they normally chase you first and send you loads of letters. And if you don’t respond and don’t agree to pay the minimum amount, then they sometimes sell your loan to a debt collector which can ta...

It shouldn’t be a problem but to be on the safe side, I would suggest getting a letter from your employer explaining this issue.

Was this when you came to UK for the first time. They normally put a stamp on the entry clearance visa on the first arrival.

No if you are applying on the basis of Tier-1, you don’t need to worry about SOC code or the statement by employer that you will still be needed in future. You can still get a general letter from your employer which should say your start date, job title and salary. It would be nice to have this lett...

I used http://www.hiren.info found it quite useful. Also if you have iPad, iPod or an idiot-phone, you can download the official practice question App, which I also used.

Are you applying in Tier-2 ?

If you are applying on the basis of Tier-1, then your employer doesn’t need to mention this statement.

As long as the first 2 slips are signed and stamped by your HR, you should be fine.
Also try to get a letter from employer explaining this.

Get your report from Experian and also from Equifax to be on the safe side. If there is any CCJ against you, they will appear on your credit report.

Even if you are earning less than the last tier-1 visa, you will still be fine.
As long as you qualify 75 or 80 points, home office doesn’t care.

first grant would be your hsmp visa (which you got before Tier-1)

PEO appointments can be booked 42 days in advance. You can use this website to calculate exact 42 days.

http://www.timeanddate.com/date/dateadd.html

If it’s on a letter head then it doesn’t need to be signed and stamp.

The statements we get by post are generally on letter heads and are not signed and stamped, so I think you will be fine.

I thought zameer2537 is not covered by JR. (I asked him and he never replied about it).

zameer2537: are you covered by JR ?

Thanks nnj10, looks like I might be okay, but just to be on the safe side, I will seek professional advice before booking the appointment.

Thanks for your response khalidmirza.you are right a delay of 1 month wont cause any problem.

I think as long as you have got Tenancy Agreement and rent book, you will be fine.

What was the reason you had to withdraw your application last time ?

In that case you will have to complete Section 9A as this is the main section where UKA will assess your application for points claimed (salary, age, work experience etc). In Section 3, you will choose the first option of Section A (as HSMP was your previous visa, but Tier-1 is your most recent visa...