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gabby
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Economically active during ILR Application

Post by gabby » Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:53 pm

Hi All,
I read in this form where someone was refused ILR because he was unemployed when applying for ILR.

I became unemployed in Octiber 2012 just after scoring enough points on earnings that qualify me for ILR in March 2013. Now I am actively looking for new role and yet to get one. I have reqistered a new company name.

My question is this: If I come up as an employee of this company and pay due tax and NI for 1 month (February 2013). Will that one payslip together with bank statement showing that salary be enough for me to show economic viability?. This is a proposed option if I do not get job somewhere. Please help with this question.

techie_09
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Post by techie_09 » Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:03 pm

What is your visa type?

I believe this requirement is NOT applicable for Tier-1 general visa. If you have Tier-2 visa then unemployment may be an issue.
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Lucapooka
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Re: Economically active during ILR Application

Post by Lucapooka » Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:06 pm

gabby wrote:Hi All,
I read in this form where someone was refused ILR because he was unemployed when applying for ILR.
Perhaps, but that would not have been for a Tier 1 (gen) migrant. There is no requirement to be employed to extend or apply for settlement. It's all a matter of points.

gabby
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Post by gabby » Fri Jan 18, 2013 7:37 pm

Thank you Lucapooka for your response. I am on Tier 1 General.

My main concern is how to answer section 5.3 in the SET (0) Application form.
Do I answer Yes or No if unemployed. If I say NO, will it result to ILR refusal?
Has anyone succeeded by answering NO?

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