Last minute check for ILR

HARPRIT · Post by **HARPRIT** » Tue Aug 16, 2011 11:24 pm

Dear Members,

Im applying ILR next week, so i would like to you guys to suggest if im missing something with the application, im on 5yrs work permit for the same employer, so documents which i've arrange are as follows,

work permits
3 months bank statement
3 months salary slips
letter from my employer for continueos emplyoment
spreadsheet of absentism from uk
accomadation letter, as it is a live-in accomadation
SOC letter as per code of practice
dependents passport as she is on work permit dependent visa & has been here for 1.6 yrs.

plz suggest if im missing anything for the application, yours valuable views will appreciated.

Thanks

manishchaudhry · Post by **manishchaudhry** » Tue Aug 16, 2011 11:38 pm

Hey Harprit,

Did you find your exact job title in SOC? Does your salary matches requirement in SOC?

I have to apply for ILR and I have issue with salary requirement.

Thanks

networkers · Post by **networkers** » Tue Aug 16, 2011 11:40 pm

HARPRIT wrote:Dear Members,

Im applying ILR next week, so i would like to you guys to suggest if im missing something with the application, im on 5yrs work permit for the same employer, so documents which i've arrange are as follows,

work permits
3 months bank statement
3 months salary slips
letter from my employer for continueos emplyoment
spreadsheet of absentism from uk
accomadation letter, as it is a live-in accomadation
SOC letter as per code of practice
dependents passport as she is on work permit dependent visa & has been here for 1.6 yrs.

plz suggest if im missing anything for the application, yours valuable views will appreciated.

Thanks

Hi Harprit,

If your dependant haven't been in UK for 2 year, I don't think you'll be able to get an ILR for her at the same time..... the duration required is two years. (Seniors, please correct me if I am wrong)

ksab · Post by **ksab** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 1:42 am

I reckon 3 months should be fine, but I would take 6 months just to be on the safer side.

Also make copies of everything as it will save the caseworker time and therefore they can deal with your case faster.

What about your copy of the Life in the UK test?

Your employer letter should state your start date of employment, that you are still required, your pay, and state the soc code your title comes under.

If you have had any work related absences your employer can certify that too via their letter.

xyz123 · Post by **xyz123** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 8:32 am

networkers wrote:Hi Harprit,

If your dependant haven't been in UK for 2 year, I don't think you'll be able to get an ILR for her at the same time..... the duration required is two years. (Seniors, please correct me if I am wrong)

Minimum 2 year stay requirement is not applicable to old style workpermit holders.

HARPRIT · Post by **HARPRIT** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 11:20 am

Yes SOC letter matches the cop as per the requirement ,
& i do have LIfe in the uK pass notification letter for both of us.

dear is there anything else that i need to know ??

thanks

HARPRIT · Post by **HARPRIT** » Thu Aug 18, 2011 4:35 pm

ANY ADVICE SENIOR MEMBERS ????

isidds · Post by **isidds** » Thu Aug 18, 2011 5:19 pm

Are the letters which arrived with HSMP approval and extension very important for ILR?

I dont think I have the extension letter with me, any advice plz?

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