This is fine. Continue as salaried person of your limited company - by getting salary only - you will be much safer than registered as self-employed or mixing your earnings as salary + dividend(this option saves you some money on national insurance), as you will be paying your full tax due every mon...

Congratulations! With such excellent qualifications - the Brit should have given you ILR when you landed here! Simple straight forward case!

But I know at least one case here - in which the person got ilr in 3 weeks in December on salary income (postal application). I cant find the link here now.

I think most salaried people in this category are getting ilr within a month - that's why they are not bothering to come on to this site. The problem is with self-employed/limited company cases where they are taking so long to decide (that includes me - waiting since February 3).

Having a baby, gives strength to your case.

Your new employer is lying. Since April 2013 all employers have to submit salary data to HMRC online every month which is called RTI. Ask your employer if he is doing RTI or not?

What are NI2 payment documents?

My timeline Current leave expires on 24 April 2014 Five years completed on 28th January 2014 Application sent on: 3rd Feb 2014 Payment taken from debit card: 5 Feb 2014 Current leave expires on 24 April 2014 - Tier 1 General Five years completed on 28th January 2014 Application sent on: 3rd Feb 201...

And it is better to pay some NI as they count towards your state pension contribution. You can also increase your salary and pay some taxes. This will make your case stronger.

Income that cannot be considered Not all income will be considered for the purposes of awarding points in this section. Unearned income from sources such as those listed below, will not be considered, as it is has not been earned through employment. • Dividends from investments (unless the applicant...

As a company director you can decide how much salary you want to take in a month as well as not taking any salary. The accountant has done the right thing. Do not do dividend only, if you do dividend only, your earnings will come only as an investment instead of working for your own company and they...

My timeline

Current leave expires on 24 April 2014
Five years completed on 28th January 2014
Application sent on: 3rd Feb 2014
Payment taken from debit card: 5 Feb 2014

ilr-tracker wrote:Hi,
1. Did he had dependants
2. Was application based on full 5ys on Tier-1

Mostar95 wrote:My friend got his ILR in three months - he applied in May and got it on 29 August.

His wife was main applicant and they have two kids. Yes they came to UK in 2008 on HSMP.

My friend got his ILR in three months - he applied in May and got it on 29 August.

When you will go for visa , you will be given visa up to 17 june of 2014.


Please check this thread


http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... highlight=

I know a case where: Visa was granted in May 2008. They family arrived in July 2008 in the UK. They applied for extension (three years) in April 2010. They were given visa up to May 2013 (instead when they applied and given visa that is April 2010). And I think CW just covered their 5 years there - ...

My application was rejected with false reason. I was told the letter from HR stateting my salary beak-down of each month with Total Gross Taxable Salary and Form P60 are not valid documents to prove my earnings. The case work was only considering my monthly payslips. There is bit of difference with...

I got approval letter today. Thanks Sushail.

Is he allowed to practice from the ACCA? Does he pay professional indemnity insurance?

It seems that the accountant you are hiring is only an affiliate of the ACCA(before he becomes a member). He can not sign your accounts but he can do it on his firms papers but if UKBA verifies and the firm denies it then you may be in problem.

Thanks all here. Today I received an email from UKBA CW to submit my NI bill and self-employment HMRC registration. Which i did. Lets what happens next.

CIMA fully qualified is equivalent to Master's degree in UK. I think you wont get points for this Advanced Diploma.

silent_warrior wrote:

Mostar95 wrote:I have sources of income - all from UK:

1. Tuition income
2. Income as a self employed accountant
3. Income from employment (Sainsburys check out work)

My question: How CW treat my case?

I am assuming you are also paying tax on your Tution income?

Yes. Not at source but as a self employed.

I have sources of income - all from UK:

1. Tuition income
2. Income as a self employed accountant
3. Income from employment (Sainsburys check out work)

My question: How CW treat my case?

agash wrote:In your case i will suggest you to send original statement to sheffield address along with the covering letter before they arrive at the decision.... Gud luck...

I sent them today. But I may be late as they are processing cases of 12 March Bios and I did mine on 15.