Employer Letter for ILR

[kums4u]

Hi experts,

Hope someone helps me with this question.

I'm planning to apply for ILR on the 6th April and I'm in the process of preparing myself for the day.

1. I need to know, how earlier I can obtain a letter from my employer about the continution of my employement. I had a letter from my employer from the 1st week of October 2008 extending my assignment in the UK.

2. Is it required that I get a letter from the employer addressing the HO or is the letter above is enough?

3. The dependent wife & kid in the Set (o) means they get ILR as well or is it a dependent visa as in WP category?

Please any help would be very much appreciated

[jaas]

Using your numbers

01. Good to have most recent letter..within last month.

02. No ..need to address HO...Myself got ILR with general letter without any problems.

03. ILR (same status).

[munisa]

Using your numbers

01. Good to have most recent letter..within last month.

02. No ..need to address HO...Myself got ILR with general letter without any problems.

03. ILR (same status).

Jaas,
I am in a similar situation. I asked my employer for the letter but they said they can only write a general letter headed 'To whom it may Concern'. They also said they only state that:

Mr XX is our employee on full time and permanent basis and his notional gross salary is £YY.

They have categorically said they cannot write words like 'his employment will be continuing' or 'he is still needed'. Do you think based on your experience my letter will be adequate?

[jaas]

Yes Munisa. Got exactly same letter what you mentioned below (standard format). No problems with getting ILR. Hope you also don't have any problems. Best of luck. Better to carry other latest documents as many as possible incase if required.

[munisa]

Better to carry other latest documents as many as possible incase if required.

OMG
Jass,
By this do you mean one should carry utility bills, council tax, TV licence, etc or are there specifics like I carry pay checks for 5 years instead of the 3 months UKBA website states? This process is just too stressful. Horrendous.