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mike799 wrote:Did you provide your P-45 P-60 along with your documents ?
and did you go on PEO or send your application by post?

mike799 wrote:you should submit your P-45 and P-60 for atleast for those years in which get your Initial Visa and Extension
do you have any leave to remain left if yes how many days left in your visa?

mike799 wrote:So it means you don't have any leave left and cannot make fresh application.
you only have option of AR PAP and then JR
If your employer business is still in operation ask them to pay all outstanding taxes. if employer submit your all outstanding taxes it would be amended faster in HMRC record rather than you do it yourself.
and also ask them to provide you a letter explaining that they have made an administrative error in submitting your taxes in HMRC.
If company you work dissolved then write a letter to HMRC explain all your situation with supporting documents of salary slips, Bank statement and P-45/P-60. and request HMRC to provide a confirmation on their official letter that your total income from employment in 2012/2013 is as follows.
and make sure dont send your original documents to HMRC just send copies.

mike799 wrote:In administrative review Home Office mostly uphold the decision unless any admin error happens but unfortunately in your case there is 99% chances they uphold the decision. But their is strong chances in decision overturned if Pre action protocol (PAP) filed properly with detailed and strong arguments.

mike799 wrote:Try to get as much as evidence of your employment like salary slips, Bank statements , P-45 P-60 employment contract and any correspondences like letters/ emails etc. Your case is quite strong and stands good chances of success in PAP or JR.
But unfortunately you have to fight for long around 5-9 months and your section 3C also lapsed and you cannot work legally until ILR grant.
If you work during all this process then they might catch you later in Nationality application.

Mkg wrote:

mike799 wrote:I
Can you please advise me about PAP , when and how should I do it.
Do we need to after AR or with AR

''Yes you have to follow the law accordingly you filled AR first when get refused then you will able to file PAP''

And another query is based on the latter provided on PEO saying that my application is on hold,

''they hold all the documents which you provided along with your application until AR decision''

I have applied for my spouse visa. What will going to happen about her visa decision , is it going to be on hold till my application resolved or based on the my refusal wil she also get a refusal. Do you have any idea

''I think your spouse will also get refusal soon and also need to follow the same procedure.
I might be wrong on that one of senior member might give you better advice on that''.
? Please advice me

mike799 wrote:

Mkg wrote:

mike799 wrote:I
Can you please advise me about PAP , when and how should I do it.
Do we need to after AR or with AR

''Yes you have to follow the law accordingly you filled AR first when get refused then you will able to file PAP''

And another query is based on the latter provided on PEO saying that my application is on hold,

''they hold all the documents which you provided along with your application until AR decision''

I have applied for my spouse visa. What will going to happen about her visa decision , is it going to be on hold till my application resolved or based on the my refusal wil she also get a refusal. Do you have any idea

''I think your spouse will also get refusal soon and also need to follow the same procedure.
I might be wrong on that one of senior member might give you better advice on that''.
? Please advice me

geriatrix wrote:Yes.

geriatrix wrote:Making an out-of-time application is your choice. If you wish to, do so within 28 days of becoming an overstayer.

Do note that you are now an overstayer, refusal of out-of-time application will not give your a right of AR, and you will continue to remain an overstayer from the date of expiry of last leave.

Mkg wrote:If I go for AR , is there any chance to get positive result
Pls advise me
Thanks

noajthan wrote:

Mkg wrote:If I go for AR , is there any chance to get positive result
Pls advise me
Thanks

Have you read any of the previous replies from various members?

geriatrix wrote:If your employer issued you fraudulent payslips, P45, P60 for the year(s) in question and submitted other figures in PAYE, the decision may not change - neither in AR nor in a new application (UKVI is going to see the same discrepancy, as before, when they check their systems for your tax records).

Nor will HMRC update their records because you say so. If the employer has declared inaccurate figures on PAYE, HMRC is unlikely to make any correction unless they come from the employer (with payment of any outstanding tax).

IMHO ...