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ddontamsetti · Junior Member Joined: 16 May 2012 Posts: 17

Hi,

I am hoping to get some help with my ILR application. I have completed 5years 2 year under HSMP and 3 year under Tier 1 General. Section 11L states that I need to provide documents stated in Section 9 A which I have got but it also states "that for the period before your were granted leave as a Tier 1 General documents showing that you met therelevant requirements of the immigration rules"

Is it all the documents that I have showen when I extended my HSMP applications i.e. pay slips, bank statements e.t.c?

Can someone please help?

sushdmehta · Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2012 8:27 pm Post subject:

P60s for the preceding years.

See also this post.
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ddontamsetti · Junior Member Joined: 16 May 2012 Posts: 17

Thanks Sushdmetha! Do I need to show the P60 for the 2 year that I was under HSMP or just one that relates to the year that I have applied for extension.

Many thanks,

ddontamsetti · Junior Member Joined: 16 May 2012 Posts: 17

Also, if I do not have the p60 would it be possible to take 12 months pay slips that I have used to apply for my tier 1 general extension?

Many thanks

nmm · Member of Standing Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 171

I think you need Hsmp + tier1 approval letter for 11L

sushdmehta · Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 12:22 am Post subject:

If you do not have P60s for any of the preceding years, any other documents showing economic activity will do - payslips, bank statements showing salary credits.

You may not even be asked for these documents, but it is better to go prepared than unprepared!
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ddontamsetti · Junior Member Joined: 16 May 2012 Posts: 17

Thanks Sushdmehta! I have pay slips and bank statements so panic over!

Many thanks Very Happy

nmm · Member of Standing Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 171

ddontamsetti · Junior Member Joined: 16 May 2012 Posts: 17

Hi nmm,

Is it compulsory to have both the approval letters as I have the Tier 1 approal letter but not the HSMP one!

To be honest we provide all the documents when applying for HSMP or Tier 1 general and if we haven't met all the requirements at that time they wouldn't be granting the leave anyway's right???

sushdmehta · Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 8:14 am Post subject:

No need for approval letters.
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ddontamsetti · Junior Member Joined: 16 May 2012 Posts: 17

Thanks Sushdmehta

nmm · Member of Standing Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 171

sushdmehta · Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 9:34 am Post subject:

What does the approval letter prove that a vignette in the passport / BRP does not? If the caseworker can see the passport and the vignettes in it / BRP, why does he need to see approval letter - to verify if the approval letter is real or if the vignette / BRP is?

The approval letter is only a confirmation that the applicant met the relevant immigration rules on the date of the application, not necessarily for the entire period of stay in the UK preceding that application.
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arifahmmed · Senior Member Joined: 19 Jun 2012 Posts: 372

I am really confused about this 11L term.
My status is hsmp2yr and tier1 3yr and I am appying ILR under Tier1 general (non Jr) category.
My EC 10 december 2007 and enter 16 January 2008.

I started agency job (not continue on and off) . August 2008 I started permanent job and till with same employment.

I have my p60 Apr 2009 (covering 8 month aug 2008 to mar 2009) and then for full year 2010, 2011, 2012. So I have only 4 P60 out of five year.

Is P60 is a requirement under section 11L (set O form)
what they mean by you met the relevant requirement of immigration rules
Do I need to submit my P60 ( I said earlier I have only 4 P60 only out of five year) at time of ILR application.
Is there any relation with P60 and the statement you met the relevant requirement of immigration rules

nmm · Member of Standing Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 171

nmm · Member of Standing Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 171

It also looks like from other member's experiecne that CW normally don't much interested to see the docs for IIL. That's what I understood after reading few posts.

arifahmmed · Senior Member Joined: 19 Jun 2012 Posts: 372

I can remember your previous post about your clever employer history. All like us who came UK under 2 yr hsmp situation is same (employment history is week at beginning). Also poor knowledge/ guidence is responsible for that.
I kept all my employment papers (wage slips, P60) in one file. I looked yesterday and found my history like this.

came here 16th january 2008.
Started agency job 1st march and finish 31 march. I have wage slips for those 4 weeks. only NI deducted no tax dedudted (possibly end of the year so no tax). But just look now surname mistake. It is ahmed instead of ahmmed (one m missing). However they gave me p60 (same It is ahmed instead of ahmmed).

Was unemployed full April and started same agency from May untill July. Started my this permanent job from August till now.But this time did a mistake. Did not asked P45 from that agency and not hand over to new job(also they did not asked for any P45).
However from new job next year 2009 I got P60 and because I did not gave the P45 so on P60 previous employment is nill. After taht I have P60 2010, 2012.

So nutshell I have 5 P60 and first one 2008 is only for 4 weeks also surname mistake (NI number is OK),
second one 2009 has history only current job (previous job earning Nill because I did not give P45 to this job),
3rd year 2010 is Ok
4th year 20111 os OK
5th year 2012 is ok.

Afterr all that what you think? first two P60 is use less. what to do.

nmm · Member of Standing Joined: 04 Sep 2009 Posts: 171

If you call HMRC and asked them to provide your "Employment History" then you will get everything on one page and might be with your correct name. Its free but it will take around 2 weeks to arrive in post.