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thanks for the calification.sanyamkaushik wrote:Thanks Guys.
@ gm21 : you are normally eligible to apply 28 days before the expiry of visa (in your case, the date when HSMP visa was stamped on your passport). Why are you so worried about 1-2 daysApply only when you are totally sure.
@fahadz1: SATR (Self Assessment Tax Return).
Normally when people work as director of limited company, they draw a smaller salary and larger dividends
Employment history from HMRC (sort of P60) will show only the salary thing where as SATR returns would show everything i.e. salary + dividends or any other income that you have earned in that financial year. Although, its nowhere in the guidelines but if I was the case worked, this would give me 100% confidence of earnings as its a letter from HMRC.
well thats true...fahadz1 wrote:thanks for the calification.sanyamkaushik wrote:Thanks Guys.
@ gm21 : you are normally eligible to apply 28 days before the expiry of visa (in your case, the date when HSMP visa was stamped on your passport). Why are you so worried about 1-2 daysApply only when you are totally sure.
@fahadz1: SATR (Self Assessment Tax Return).
Normally when people work as director of limited company, they draw a smaller salary and larger dividends
Employment history from HMRC (sort of P60) will show only the salary thing where as SATR returns would show everything i.e. salary + dividends or any other income that you have earned in that financial year. Although, its nowhere in the guidelines but if I was the case worked, this would give me 100% confidence of earnings as its a letter from HMRC.
i was thinking is SATR gives every thing then why we need employment history letter !
it is 28 days before your 5th anniversarygm21 wrote:@sanyamkaushik : my visa expires on 25-06-12 so it is 4 days before completing 5 years... so i am just curious how it is calculated. to me if i was to subtract 28 days before expiry
http://www.timeanddate.com/date/dateadd ... &ad=28&aw=
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