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It is really strange that the salary slips didn'r show any tax figures and even surprising that your employer didn't give you any P60. It would have helped if you requested a Tax history / employment history from HMRC but I guess you are too late for that now (as you are planning to book an interview next week). If time permits postpone your appointment (if you have not already booked) and get a tax history from HMRC which will indicate the tax paid (and gross salary) for the period for which you didn't get any P60. If however, you still go next week just provide the P60s that you already have and hope for the best. I have read stories on here where all 5 years P60 were not asked for.vikas_2603 wrote: 1. Is it required to provide past 5 years P60 to prove that I was exonomically active? With my previous employer, i had never received P60 as i used to get net salary (without tax figures in the salary slip) and not gross.
Vikas
That is sufficient.vikas_2603 wrote: 2. I understand from the SET(O) guide that I will have to produce my earning evidence of 12 consecutive months over the period of most recent 15 months. I am planning to provide salary slips and Bank statements. Is this sufficient?
The rule as I know it is 180 days in total over 5 years period and not more than 90 days at one stretch. Looked at current IDI for T1G but couldn't find anything specific. It only mentions "short absences" which is little vague IMO.vikas_2603 wrote: 3. I was out of the country for a total of 269 days over past 5 years. 46 days of which are business trips. I can get employer's letter on that. 141 days were annual vacation, and 82 days were of my notice period in India and some unpaid vacation when i changed my job. Would this be OK if i provide proper reasons for my vacation? I don't see any statement on the website that 180 days is the maximum allowed time that one can spend outside UK over the period of 5 yrs while applying for ILR. Can someone clarify please?
Yes, as long as it is documented.vikas_2603 wrote:
4. Overtime - I get paid overtime in my current job. Can this also be shown as earnings?
I don't think that will be required for ILR application. However carry all original letters from HO granting you Tier-1 / extensions / WP etc.vikas_2603 wrote:
5. I have the Tier 1 point assessment record with me (from my application in 2008). do I need to send that as well with my ILR application?
Hi Kunal - many thanks for your quick and detailed response. Just ome query on above. How can i request for my tax history from HMRC? can it be done online or do i need to ring them up? any weblinks please?kunald wrote:It is really strange that the salary slips didn'r show any tax figures and even surprising that your employer didn't give you any P60. It would have helped if you requested a Tax history / employment history from HMRC but I guess you are too late for that now (as you are planning to book an interview next week). If time permits postpone your appointment (if you have not already booked) and get a tax history from HMRC which will indicate the tax paid (and gross salary) for the period for which you didn't get any P60. If however, you still go next week just provide the P60s that you already have and hope for the best. I have read stories on here where all 5 years P60 were not asked for.vikas_2603 wrote: 1. Is it required to provide past 5 years P60 to prove that I was exonomically active? With my previous employer, i had never received P60 as i used to get net salary (without tax figures in the salary slip) and not gross.
Vikas
See this thread...vikas_2603 wrote: Hi Kunal - many thanks for your quick and detailed response. Just ome query on above. How can i request for my tax history from HMRC? can it be done online or do i need to ring them up? any weblinks please?