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SYH wrote:As you ltd is not so old. I would show the certificate of inc, the vat certificate, any paye statements, your self assessment and corporate tax statements if available, your p60s, your dividend statements, your invoices, your contracts and assignment schedule with your ltd company, your bank statements correspending to the payment of invoices, salary and dividends you received in the last 12 months and the contract connected to that activity. If possible, get the agency who paid you to write a letter about what payments they made to you and then to show you do not need to recourse to public funds, your current contract.
the distinction between self employed or employee isn't that important for ILR, just submit as much documentation to show your economic activity and not needing public fundsilr-seeker wrote:Thank you for your response. So basically the following
a) My payslips (I'm employee of my ltd company)
b) My company Invoices
c) Company Bank Statements
d) My current contract with the company
e) P60s for the last 4 years
f) VAT Certificate
g) Letter from Agency
Also do I need a letter from my accountant? Also my BIG CONFUSION is do I need to prepare my application as employee (of my ltd company) or self employed.
Anyone in the similar situation, please share your experiences. Thank you.
goldfish wrote:I'd recommend including your dividend vouchers as well as further evidence of the payments being made and tax having been paid on them.
I already answsered that if you dont' have it then the accountant statement is welcome. You can't produce what you don't haveilr-seeker wrote:I havent done a company tax return yet, so how do I show the evidence of the Corporation Tax being paid. At the moment my company pays VAT, PAYE & NI every quarter, the Corporation Tax is due only End of 2008 (end of tax year for my company is Mar 2008)
goldfish wrote:I'd recommend including your dividend vouchers as well as further evidence of the payments being made and tax having been paid on them.