SOC code as Kevin said has to match the closest to ur job and make sure u put teh correct one if it has changed from 6th Apr.. Since your dependants have completed 2 yrs they can apply with you.. So use Set(O) and fill in the dependents details.. Regarding cohabitation documents you have to show doc...
Keerthi, Check these link on multiple single appointments booked on same day which can be used for applying for self+dependents.. https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/147761/response/357541/attach/html/3/FOI%20RequestoutsideFOIAreplytoManuTuli060213.pdf.html https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/...
Kevin, WHen I had called I told the HMRC guy about this 2 yrs without NI when he put me on hold for couple of minutes and later came back saying that he cant pull those info before 2010 where I din have any NI number.. He told me to get the temp ID from the employer which they had used to file the t...
Thanx alanwong. No my child was not born in UK. I got confused with Set(F) which says its for a child under 18 as below. You can apply for settlement using form SET(F) if you are: a child aged under 18 of a parent, parents or a relative who is a permanent resident of the UK and currently living here;
Thnx Kevin. Just to understand further since we are giving the bank statements which shows salary credit is it necessary to get them attested.
Only worry is employer will ask 100 qns before giving them. I can ask saying its for loan etc but dint want to unless its absolutely necessary.Pls advise.
@alanwong; Thanks for pointing that out. I missed it. If I do seperate , it would be Set(M) for my partner (1051) and child will be the dependent (788)..ie saving would be around 490£ on postal route.. isnt it? Thanks! Having said that can someone advise if i go for my dependents seperately , should...
Ya with dependents..but looking at the new fee structure thinking of doing for self first and then apply by post for dependents.>Since u asked let me open up :D As per new fee ..In person charges for me (main)will be 1051+375=1426. If I go for dependents along with me .. (788)*2+375*2=2326 If I go p...
That sounds great. I will also try calling them if I dont get the P60s from my employer for those periods.But I had asked this explicitly to teh guy from HMRC when i called and he was certain that without the NI number he cant trace back to the previous years. Thanks anyways.
I got to know from a Solicitor yesterday that Solihull like other PEOs will ask for payment before looking into the case from 1st April 2013? Any one else heard about this pls?
Annoyed, Even I am into simiilar situation. I landed in Jan 2008 and till 2010 my employer was paying the tax for me. I applied for the NI number in 2010 as we were asked to pay the tax on our own from then. I rang up HMRC last week for the employment history from 2008 but they said they can see onl...
Hi Srk, I have been folllowing your case and hearty congrats for your ILR. Happy for you. Even I have issues with respect to the unpaid stay in India. I understand what you did and the employer letter you had mentioned in teh post. 1. Did you manage to get the letter in same format from HR ? Were th...
Hi Pr123, Congrats for getting through with ILR. Lucky you! :) Can you share the details of how the below was prepared? 4) Absence spreadsheet - listing absence for the last 5 Continuous years What was the response from the CW when you said abt the new rule for the break calculation back from the ap...
Some more information from UKBA to guys with my situation on absence without UK payroll. This is no different form what this forum gurus says! Dear Mano, Absences from the UK must be related to the applicant’s reason for being in the UK, that is, related to their UK employment. As you were not emplo...
Dear cs95tdg, I got where you are coming from. Basically more than the gap of less than 180 days its about the ties with UK which has broken the continuity. Before concluding that there is no other way now to proceed than waiting till 2015. Can I clarify some more things please? 1. Considering that ...
cs95tdg, Thanks for your reply! As i said though I came here in 2008 I was not paying tax directly and my employer use to pay that till Apr 2011. In Apr 2011 we were asked to get the NI number to pay tax by ourselves. However as you said I can request HMRC for the employment history.So that means ev...
Guys, I posted a query to UKBA as below on continuity and below is the response? Dear team, Can I request you to clarify the below query? As per the new ILR rules for Tier 2(ICT) that have come into effect from 13 Dec, 2012 the statement regarding 180 days absence is quite ambiguous. 1. Regarding 18...
