Pay Slip Issue

[kuppala]

Hello every body,

I am planning to apply my Tier1 Visa in March 2010. Currently I am working in USA . I get salary slips bi weekly and gets direct deposit to my bank account . The Gross salary and Net salary reflects on the pay slip. But the Net salary shows 0 on all my pay stubs. Please see below..

Gross Pay xxxxxxx

Deductions Statutory
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Federal Income Tax xxxxxxx
SSN tax xxxxxxx
medicare tax xxxxx
CA tax xxxxx

Other
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checking1 1461.23
Dental XXXX
Vision XXXX
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Net Pay $ 0.00
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In my bank account the amount what ever shown next to checking1 1461.23 gets credited .

So I am kind of worried if the officer considers my net pay as 0 instead of 1461.23. Please advice. Thanks for your help.

[ChetanOjha]

Didn't got the above calculation shown in payslips.Your NET PAY should match the amount credited in bank.

To be safe, get letter from your employer stating your salary, gross, net etc. You can use that letter instead of payslips. Letter template here.

[tvn_ramesh]

I would agree with Chetan.. that you should not take risk by submitting payslips which are not clear and can cause confusion and further delay..

If you will be able to get a letter from your employer in the format mentioned in CHetan's sticky.. you dont need to submit these payslips, instead submit employer's letter as one of the evidence which should corroborate the NET amount with the Bankstatements..

[keshgrover]

I would agree with Chetan.. that you should not take risk by submitting payslips which are not clear and can cause confusion and further delay..

If you will be able to get a letter from your employer in the format mentioned in CHetan's sticky.. you dont need to submit these payslips, instead submit employer's letter as one of the evidence which should corroborate the NET amount with the Bankstatements..

You can also provide your employment contract (if you have any) which should have stated how much you will be paid during your employment.