CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 15, 2018 3:03 pm

The employment letter must state '.....required for the foreseeable future and salary of x payable for the forseeable future.....', as stated in the immigration rules.

Thank you.can you please advise which part of immigration rules asks for this for tier 1 G

Hi mate any luck? I am also looking for the same response as I am also applying for 5 years Tier 1 route soon

Further, please guide me how to change the title of thread based on a separate query

All Topics Merged (click) Kindly keep all your questions on the same application in one topic (this one), it is not necessary to start a new topic with each question you have. Thankas sure i will follow Is anything unclear in the request from 12th January?? I am creating this topic as did not get a...

Hi. I am creating this topic as did not get any response in my previous thread so please forgive me this time and kindly help me. I need some help to understand a few questions while I am inserting responses on my Set (O) form I am applying Tier 1 G - 5 years route. 6.7 (page 21) What Date was your ...

Hi All, I need some help to understand a few questions while I am inserting responses on my Set (O) form I am applying Tier 1 G - 5 years route. 6.7 (page 21) What Date was your last period of leaves valid until? 6.9 (page 22) What evidence of leave stated in 6.6 has been provided? I do not have pre...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 12, 2018 12:39 pm

All Topics Merged (click)

Kindly keep all your questions on the same application in one topic (this one), it is not necessary to start a new topic with each question you have.

Thankas sure i will follow

Thank you i was so much confused about that

Hi Guys,

Please advise if we are suppose to list absences in last 5 years (ILR 5 years route) or since first time arrival in UK?

Agree with CR001, and as it wil be on discretion so not applied by a case worker could not be challenged in court.

If anyone knows what changes if any?

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What visas did you hold over the 2 years that includes the absence? What month/year was your absence? It was Tier 1 General visa at that time. i Was away from oct 2011 to nov 2012. Absences are not issue, lack of meeting earning criteria is as you could have applied for 5 years route. You could hav...

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Hi,

Thank you for advise. Previously i was on contracting and in Jan 17 started PAYE so basically wanted to wait 12 months for getting maximum points on earnings. Just got December payslip so the first available date is start of Feb in Glasgow PEO

I initially applied for Tier 1 G in Nov 2009 and got approval in Dec 2010. I came to UK in May 2010 and went back to Homeland for more than 180 days in Feb 2011. I cam back in UK on 28 June 2012. Since then I am in UK and only been out for 20 days in 2013 for parental leaves. I am applying for ILR o...

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Thank you tonnes

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