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hey good luck for your application! you should put your age as 26 as you will turn 27 in 8th jan and you will be applying before that.amazing_v2k wrote:Hi,
I am planning to apply in January 2009 as I have started maintaining funds in my account since October 2008. I will be applying from Mumbai probably though a consultant who will also help me find jobs as soon as I get my Visa. I have one query, I will be turning 27 years old on 8th Jan 2009. If I apply before that, i.e. before 7th Jan 2009, should I put my age as 26 which will be my age on the date of application or should I put 27? I will also be giving IELTS test by next month as the points calculator does not award me 10 points for english language.
Thanks in advance !!!
Good to see a thread for Januarians (2009) too...taniaferoz wrote:Hi all,
This thread is only for applicants planning to apply in january 2009.
lets discuss our planning, problems and the current financial crisis effecting the job market in Uk and hence how can it effect us?
Regards
I think its great to have an experience campaigner like you to have in the Januarians teamapply4hsmp wrote:my visa expires in March 09 end, am thinking will apply in beginning of Feb.
or should I apply in beginning of Jan ? Any suggestions ?
I have also started to maintain the minimum sum required from Oct 1.
Hi Jedi!Jedi001 wrote:Good to see a thread for Januarians (2009) too...taniaferoz wrote:Hi all,
This thread is only for applicants planning to apply in january 2009.
lets discuss our planning, problems and the current financial crisis effecting the job market in Uk and hence how can it effect us?
Regards
Situation: I have started maintaining MF from October 2008 and will apply in January; I will be 29 years old this dec 2008..I have almost covered all my problems except few...my doubts are:
1. I have withdrawn PF from my previous employer. Now the process of getting PF from your previous is simple but it does not give us any proof that the money which was deposited in my account was from PF account. Two cheques were credited to my account directly from PF office people however I do not have any other proof (I am using that money for MF not for previous earning and in case CW asks for Source of fund). I am using only one bank account for my previous earning and MF.
2. My bachelor degree is recognized by the BIA website and it awards me 10 points for English as well; Do I still need a NARIC certificate?
3. My name in my Bachelor degree was wrongly printed and I realized recently so what I did was to apply for change of name on my marksheets + Degree certificate. Now I have my name printed correctly on marksheets and degree certificate however the month/year when the new marksheet is printed is Sept/2008. However degree award date is just fine. Will this create any confusion or if I put the same explaination in the cover letter would it be enough? OR Do I have to provide any proof for this as well?
I will appreciate any type of help on the above questions.
Regards
Jedi001
Hey Jedi,taniaferoz wrote:
Hi Jedi!
answer # 1: i am assuming the PF stands for provident fund. in my case the employer issues a provident fund certificate and the salary slips also shows the deduction of PF every month....
answer # 2: if your bachelors degree is recognized by the tool then i dont think you have to get it verified by NARIC as the database is from NARIC itself.
Answer # 3: explanation in the cover letter will do you good.
Regards
T.
Yes PF = Provident Fund..you got that correctly. Now in my case I have not got any PF certificate from my previous employer and I do not have the stamped and signed salary slips from my previous employer for the period of 2 years. The amount is only 85 thousand however I am not sure whether it is considered a high amount transaction by BHC or not? I can surely provide contact information of PF office as well as HR of my previous employer.Hi Jedi!
answer # 1: i am assuming the PF stands for provident fund. in my case the employer issues a provident fund certificate and the salary slips also shows the deduction of PF every month....
Regards
T.