ILR Minimum Salary Requirement for SOC 1132

[zimba]

Please stick to the requirements under the rules. P60 is not required at all.

Hi Zimba, I am still on my ILR clarifications- under life event will it matter/ needed to add my daughter's birth certificate as supporting life event? She was born in UK.

Life event ?? Sorry what ??

[MiaLondon]

Please stick to the requirements under the rules. P60 is not required at all.

Thank you, Zimba. This was my original thought as well but then I start reading and talking to various lawyers and they started to overwhelm me with extra documents. It is a very important event and even though I believe less is more , I start being confused if to throw all other documents which are not required to avoid any doubt of being rejected.

While you are free to seek advice both professionally, reading and otherwise, do note that too many cooks spoils the broth.
Stick to the one that has not confused you on any question.

I will try to post one more time my hopefully last q: "I am still on my ILR clarifications- under life event will it matter/ needed to add my daughter's birth certificate as supporting life event? She was born in UK."

[lolo2]

Useful to clarify what do you mean with "life event"? Never heard of that, is that a question on the form? are you using the correct form SET (O)?

[MiaLondon]

Please stick to the requirements under the rules. P60 is not required at all.

Hi Zimba, I am still on my ILR clarifications- under life event will it matter/ needed to add my daughter's birth certificate as supporting life event? She was born in UK.

Life event ?? Sorry what ??

When you are applying for ILR there is apparently a field for important Life events: Marriage/divorce/birth certificates. Since my daughter was born in the UK, I was wondering if it might be a positive addition to my application (I am applying only for myself not for her) to add her birth certificate to my ILR application. I was thinking to emphasize "roots in the UK".

[MiaLondon]

Useful to clarify what do you mean with "life event"? Never heard of that, is that a question on the form? are you using the correct form SET (O)?

I haven't filled the Set O form yet but was told there is a field to fill as Life event : Marriage/divorce/birth certificates.

[AmazonianX]

Useful to clarify what do you mean with "life event"? Never heard of that, is that a question on the form? are you using the correct form SET (O)?

I haven't filled the Set O form yet but was told there is a field to fill as Life event : Marriage/divorce/birth certificates.

Yes there is however, this is under the categories for uploading supporting documents and NOT while filling the online form.

[MiaLondon]

Useful to clarify what do you mean with "life event"? Never heard of that, is that a question on the form? are you using the correct form SET (O)?

I haven't filled the Set O form yet but was told there is a field to fill as Life event : Marriage/divorce/birth certificates.

Yes there is however, this is under the categories for uploading supporting documents and NOT while filling the online form.

Yes yes, I meant for supporting documents field for ILR application will it be important under Life event to add my daughter's UK birth certificate? I thought it might show my commitement to stay here. This is of course on top of all other documents like letter from the employer etc etc..

[AmazonianX]

Useful to clarify what do you mean with "life event"? Never heard of that, is that a question on the form? are you using the correct form SET (O)?

I haven't filled the Set O form yet but was told there is a field to fill as Life event : Marriage/divorce/birth certificates.

Yes there is however, this is under the categories for uploading supporting documents and NOT while filling the online form.

Yes yes, I meant for supporting documents field for ILR application will it be important under Life event to add my daughter's UK birth certificate? I thought it might show my commitement to stay here. This is of course on top of all other documents like letter from the employer etc etc..

You may.