Tier 1 Extension by PEO - only salaried income

[oneITguy]

I read many posts in this forums regarding PEO- In Person process and found that most of the cases of self employed applicants takes longer time.

I wanted to know whether any salaried applicant also suffered with longer waiting time. i.e if applying from only one source of income (Job) by PEO

is there any possibility of waiting long on PEO if i show salary of multiple countries i.e 1) 5 months UK 2) 7 months Singapore? all from Job(nothing from self employment) provided that i convert all my abroad income in GBP as required and all required documents for the same as per policy guide. Pretty straight forward but salary earned from 2 countries. Anyone suffered long in such case?

[oneITguy]

Please advice guys. I deadly need your help.

[bhossan100]

Hi
I went to PEO with salaried income from two countris. But they refused to accept my application as they told me it would take time to verify overseas income. So I applied in the post and was successful to get extension within 30 days.
Rgds
Bhossan

[akash08]

I read many posts in this forums regarding PEO- In Person process and found that most of the cases of self employed applicants takes longer time.

I wanted to know whether any salaried applicant also suffered with longer waiting time. i.e if applying from only one source of income (Job) by PEO

is there any possibility of waiting long on PEO if i show salary of multiple countries i.e 1) 5 months UK 2) 7 months Singapore? all from Job(nothing from self employment) provided that i convert all my abroad income in GBP as required and all required documents for the same as per policy guide. Pretty straight forward but salary earned from 2 countries. Anyone suffered long in such case?

In all probability o/s earning will not be entrtained in PEO. Go for postal route.

[oneITguy]

I read many posts in this forums regarding PEO- In Person process and found that most of the cases of self employed applicants takes longer time.

I wanted to know whether any salaried applicant also suffered with longer waiting time. i.e if applying from only one source of income (Job) by PEO

is there any possibility of waiting long on PEO if i show salary of multiple countries i.e 1) 5 months UK 2) 7 months Singapore? all from Job(nothing from self employment) provided that i convert all my abroad income in GBP as required and all required documents for the same as per policy guide. Pretty straight forward but salary earned from 2 countries. Anyone suffered long in such case?

In all probability o/s earning will not be entrtained in PEO. Go for postal route.

Thanks akash08,

Do you know people who has o/s salaried earnings and they had to wait long time?

[akash08]

I read many posts in this forums regarding PEO- In Person process and found that most of the cases of self employed applicants takes longer time.

I wanted to know whether any salaried applicant also suffered with longer waiting time. i.e if applying from only one source of income (Job) by PEO

is there any possibility of waiting long on PEO if i show salary of multiple countries i.e 1) 5 months UK 2) 7 months Singapore? all from Job(nothing from self employment) provided that i convert all my abroad income in GBP as required and all required documents for the same as per policy guide. Pretty straight forward but salary earned from 2 countries. Anyone suffered long in such case?

In all probability o/s earning will not be entrtained in PEO. Go for postal route.

Thanks akash08,

Do you know people who has o/s salaried earnings and they had to wait long time?

My original T1 (June,2008)had 100% o/s earning but those days there was no PEO concept. I waited 11 weeks and that was not considered very late that time. However, nowadays I have seen people worrying even from week 1.. so can not say what is long in your case. I have read cases in the forum where o/s earning was not entertained by PEO as they said they have to do extra checks which looks likely from my original T1 timing.

[sensible]

I read many posts in this forums regarding PEO- In Person process and found that most of the cases of self employed applicants takes longer time.

I wanted to know whether any salaried applicant also suffered with longer waiting time. i.e if applying from only one source of income (Job) by PEO

is there any possibility of waiting long on PEO if i show salary of multiple countries i.e 1) 5 months UK 2) 7 months Singapore? all from Job(nothing from self employment) provided that i convert all my abroad income in GBP as required and all required documents for the same as per policy guide. Pretty straight forward but salary earned from 2 countries. Anyone suffered long in such case?

In all probability o/s earning will not be entrtained in PEO. Go for postal route.

Thanks akash08,

Do you know people who has o/s salaried earnings and they had to wait long time?

My original T1 (June,2008)had 100% o/s earning but those days there was no PEO concept. I waited 11 weeks and that was not considered very late that time. However, nowadays I have seen people worrying even from week 1.. so can not say what is long in your case. I have read cases in the forum where o/s earning was not entertained by PEO as they said they have to do extra checks which looks likely from my original T1 timing.

Dear forum members
Please put light on the following scenario.


I was issued a tier general visa on March-11 on the basis of salary and self employment(UK earnings). I have paid whatever the tax was due. Now, I have started other business in overseas and running good. I was physical present in overseas for 6 weeks from( Aug-12 till mid September-12) and did self employed work.

I came back UK in mid of September and doing lecturer job and also doing the overseas project as well and payments are being credit in my overseas account. UK business also going fine.

The query is

1 ) Can i claim overseas earnings as I am physically in the UK?

2) I have overseas bank statement, tax letter issued from the government.


Hope to get a positive response soon

Thanks

[mulderpf]

Stop hijacking threads!! You've asked this in another post and I've answered you already.