Payslips: -Formal or Stamped or Signed or on Headed paper

[d1o]

I have a little confusion and need advice.

I am planning to apply for Tier 1 General and I find something confusing about the payslip requirement.

UKBA says payslips should be stamped and signed if they are not formal payslips or on headed paper. What is formal? My payslips are the regular payslip issued by the company accountant, on dotted landscaped paper and arrive in the post. However, they are NOT on headed paper and DO NOT have my company logo on them. Now, I am not sure whether this is what is called formal payslip or not and whether I need to start thinking of getting them stamped or something.

Any takes?

If it makes it clearer, My payslips are printed on the typical payslip paper. The type where you have to tear the sides to open it. Our payslips are produced by an external payroll company, so though my name and address are there, there is no company header/logo and looks exactly like this:

http://www.payslipsp60.co.uk/LoadImg.as ... geBlue.jpg

[push]

I have a little confusion and need advice.

I am planning to apply for Tier 1 General and I find something confusing about the payslip requirement.

UKBA says payslips should be stamped and signed if they are not formal payslips or on headed paper. What is formal? My payslips are the regular payslip issued by the company accountant, on dotted landscaped paper and arrive in the post. However, they are NOT on headed paper and DO NOT have my company logo on them. Now, I am not sure whether this is what is called formal payslip or not and whether I need to start thinking of getting them stamped or something.

Any takes?

If it makes it clearer, My payslips are printed on the typical payslip paper. The type where you have to tear the sides to open it. Our payslips are produced by an external payroll company, so though my name and address are there, there is no company header/logo and looks exactly like this:

http://www.payslipsp60.co.uk/LoadImg.as ... geBlue.jpg

Ya thats what a formal payslip is. Does it not have your company's name & logo at the back? i.e. the outside of the foil?

[il_breeze]

Mine includes both the name of the company and the name of the division where I work, however it doesn't include the company logo.

[push]

Mine includes both the name of the company and the name of the division where I work, however it doesn't include the company logo.

thats fine.

[milindsm]

In that case, I would suggest you to take salary certificate from your HR. See to it that it is printed on company letter head. That's what I did and got an approval...!!!

[dev106]

well, I work thru my limited company , and my accountant generates my monthly payslips in a very simple and proper format that contains my company name, my name, tax details, gross/net pay,deductions,date,ni number etc ...

moderators , can you please clarify :

Will it be sufficient by taking the signature and stamp of the accountant on the payslips?? or do I need any extra evidence regarding my payslips????

Many Thanks...

Try n Fail...but..Don't Fail to Try

[d1o]

One other thing folks,

If I received my payslip online (via company intranet) BUT it had the company name and logo on it, would I still need to get it stamped?

Secondly and peharps this might sound stupid, do I need to staple the 75 page visa application together or just put it in a sleeve (just don't want to get sent home on the day because I did not staple it and they offer no staplers, or staple it and get told on the day that I have commited a cardinal sin by stapling it).

Thirdly, besides the photocopy of the documents which i'd retain for my records, do I need to submit the application with photocopies of all submitted documents as well?

Just in case it helps, I am attending in person at Sheffield.

Cheers folks.

[d1o]

I have a little confusion and need advice.

I am planning to apply for Tier 1 General and I find something confusing about the payslip requirement.

UKBA says payslips should be stamped and signed if they are not formal payslips or on headed paper. What is formal? My payslips are the regular payslip issued by the company accountant, on dotted landscaped paper and arrive in the post. However, they are NOT on headed paper and DO NOT have my company logo on them. Now, I am not sure whether this is what is called formal payslip or not and whether I need to start thinking of getting them stamped or something.

Any takes?

If it makes it clearer, My payslips are printed on the typical payslip paper. The type where you have to tear the sides to open it. Our payslips are produced by an external payroll company, so though my name and address are there, there is no company header/logo and looks exactly like this:

http://www.payslipsp60.co.uk/LoadImg.as ... geBlue.jpg

Ya thats what a formal payslip is. Does it not have your company's name & logo at the back? i.e. the outside of the foil?

Hi, push,
no, it does not have company name or logo on the back. It does have company name written under my address tho. Do you reckon this might be a problem?

[d1o]

I have now received the requested payslips from my first job for the last 12 months. All twelve pages are stamped but have not been signed. Is this an issue?

Could any of the seniors kindly advise please.

[milindsm]

Kindly get it signed.... why to take a chance..!!!