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That unpaid holidays must be mentioned in employer letter because HO has no discretion if the payslips will not cover continuously the last 26 weeks/6 months.
You need 26 weeks payslips.
Still your wages wont meet the financial requirement unless you have 6 months old cash savings.
The 22 weeks payslips should be fine to submit; no issue.
26 weeks payslips are mandatory even few of them empty as many employers still issue them even you haven't worked but still employed.Korekt wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2019 9:57 amThe 22 weeks payslips should be fine to submit; no issue.
What is required is that they cover the 26 weeks period and that the employment is continuous for that period; not necessarily that there has to be 26 payslips. So you can't be penalised for the period you didn't get paid for being off work.
In as far as the total taxable amount from those payslips is not less than £9300, you will be fine on this ground.
All the best.
For category B payslips must cover the period of last 12 months. Payslips aren't counted in numbers.
You have already been advised. For category B either you will be needed the same missing payslips. Maybe if your employer write a letter about it might work but still it will be risky. Also you cannot use your payslips older than 1 year for category B even you could have met the financial requirement before to one year.