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The confirmation letter appears satisfactory for the purpose.Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:21 amAlso please kindly confirm following employment letter
CONFIRMATION OF EMPLOYMENT FOR MR. xxxxx
This letter is to confirm that Mr xxx has been employed by xxxx Ltd as a full time and permanent employee since 22nd of November 2015 on Tier 2 general visa and presently hold the position of xxx.
His current salary is GBP xxxx which is above the appropriate rate of GBP xxxxx as per SOC code xxxxx, as stated in the codes of practice for Tier 2 Sponsors. He is Paying NI and tax in the UK, his salary gets deposited in his UK bank account.
xxxxxx services as an employee are still required and he will continue to remain employed with XXXXX in the foreseeable future.
Should you have a need for any additional information or further clarification in the matter, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Yours Faithfully
It can be addressed to "Home Office" or "To Whom It May Concern".Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:19 amHi Srw,
Many thanks for your reply.
Can you please confirm if below format for absence letter is correct, the only thing I am not sure is to whom the letter needs to address too, I will appreciate name and address
Re: Confirmation of paid absence details:
This is to confirm that (Name) has been employed by (Company Name) since 22nd of November 2015 and holds a permanent position of (Position).
The following are the dates detailing his absence from UK since his employment with (Company Name).
1) 05/11/16 - 22/11/16 ( 18 days including bank holidays and weekends) (12 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
2) 13/12/17 - 31/12/17 ( 19 days including bank holidays and weekends) (11days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
3) 25/05/18 - 30/05/18 ( 6 days including bank holidays and weekends) (4 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
4) 15/12/18 - 4/1/19 (21 days including bank holidays and weekends) (11 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
5) 22/07/19 - 31/07/19 ( 10 days including bank holidays and weekends) (9 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
6) 01/09/20 - 03/09/20 ( 3 days including bank holidays and weekends) (3 days including bank holidays and weekends) Business trip
I can confirm that while abroad on business trip as well as on his annual paid holidays he was still on the UK payroll, paying NI, paying tax and was in receipt of full-time salary.
Should you require any additional information or further clarification, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Your Sincerely,
AmazonianX wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 4:26 amThe confirmation letter appears satisfactory for the purpose.Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:21 amAlso please kindly confirm following employment letter
CONFIRMATION OF EMPLOYMENT FOR MR. xxxxx
This letter is to confirm that Mr xxx has been employed by xxxx Ltd as a full time and permanent employee since 22nd of November 2015 on Tier 2 general visa and presently hold the position of xxx.
His current salary is GBP xxxx which is above the appropriate rate of GBP xxxxx as per SOC code xxxxx, as stated in the codes of practice for Tier 2 Sponsors. He is Paying NI and tax in the UK, his salary gets deposited in his UK bank account.
xxxxxx services as an employee are still required and he will continue to remain employed with XXXXX in the foreseeable future.
Should you have a need for any additional information or further clarification in the matter, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Yours Faithfully
Yes the second sentence should have said excluding, but I will remove the second line.srsw wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 7:02 amIt can be addressed to "Home Office" or "To Whom It May Concern".Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:19 amHi Srw,
Many thanks for your reply.
Can you please confirm if below format for absence letter is correct, the only thing I am not sure is to whom the letter needs to address too, I will appreciate name and address
Re: Confirmation of paid absence details:
This is to confirm that (Name) has been employed by (Company Name) since 22nd of November 2015 and holds a permanent position of (Position).
The following are the dates detailing his absence from UK since his employment with (Company Name).
1) 05/11/16 - 22/11/16 ( 18 days including bank holidays and weekends) (12 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
2) 13/12/17 - 31/12/17 ( 19 days including bank holidays and weekends) (11days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
3) 25/05/18 - 30/05/18 ( 6 days including bank holidays and weekends) (4 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
4) 15/12/18 - 4/1/19 (21 days including bank holidays and weekends) (11 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
5) 22/07/19 - 31/07/19 ( 10 days including bank holidays and weekends) (9 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
6) 01/09/20 - 03/09/20 ( 3 days including bank holidays and weekends) (3 days including bank holidays and weekends) Business trip
I can confirm that while abroad on business trip as well as on his annual paid holidays he was still on the UK payroll, paying NI, paying tax and was in receipt of full-time salary.
Should you require any additional information or further clarification, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Your Sincerely,
1) 05/11/16 - 22/11/16 ( 18 days including bank holidays and weekends) (12 days including bank holidays and weekends) annual holidays
In the above example, second row is not required, but if you still want to mention then shouldn't it be "excluding bank holidays and weekends"?
NoDo I also have to provide annual holidays taken inside UK?
Once again many thanks. Just one question I came to uk on 22/11/15 and started working on 1/12/15. So does my employer has to mention that xxxx has been working with the company since 22/11/15 (date of entry clearance ) or does he needs to mention first day at work (1/12/15) or does it not mention.
I think you don't need to mention the entry date to first day at work absence, but just wait for others opinion on this one. But if your question is about the other letter from employer then your start date needs to be mentioned, i.e. you are working for them since 1/12/15.Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 9:45 pmOnce again many thanks. Just one question I came to uk on 22/11/15 and started working on 1/12/15. So does my employer has to mention that xxxx has been working with the company since 22/11/15 (date of entry clearance ) or does he needs to mention first day at work (1/12/15) or does it not mention.
Secondly I passed my life in UK test but i have not been given any letter, just an online reference number. Is that more than enough or will I be getting letter by post
Once again thanks for your help
srsw wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 10:07 pmI think you don't need to mention the entry date to first day at work absence, but just wait for others opinion on this one. But if your question is about the other letter from employer then your start date needs to be mentioned, i.e. you are working for them since 1/12/15.Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 9:45 pmOnce again many thanks. Just one question I came to uk on 22/11/15 and started working on 1/12/15. So does my employer has to mention that xxxx has been working with the company since 22/11/15 (date of entry clearance ) or does he needs to mention first day at work (1/12/15) or does it not mention.
Secondly I passed my life in UK test but i have not been given any letter, just an online reference number. Is that more than enough or will I be getting letter by post
Once again thanks for your help
Yes, just online reference number for LITUK test.
Also follow for biometrics related questions:Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 4:05 pmI am in the middle of submitting ILR application under tier 2 five years route, SET(O).
My question is that can I book the appointment once I have submitted online application or do I have to wait for an email confirmation.
Secondly is it better to give biometric via app or booking appointment through ukvcas. Which one is faster and finally how long will it take to get a decision as I am planning to go back home for Christmas holidays.
CULLINAN wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 4:27 pmAlso follow for biometrics related questions:Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 03, 2020 4:05 pmI am in the middle of submitting ILR application under tier 2 five years route, SET(O).
My question is that can I book the appointment once I have submitted online application or do I have to wait for an email confirmation.
Secondly is it better to give biometric via app or booking appointment through ukvcas. Which one is faster and finally how long will it take to get a decision as I am planning to go back home for Christmas holidays.
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indefinite-leave-to-remain/ilr-timeline ... 31555.htmlMsingh2020 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 11:47 am
Many thanks for reply, do you also know if the UKVI are processing set o tier 2 general ILR application faster or do I still have to wait for 6 months
Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:15 pmFirst of all I would like to thanks once again to everyone for the help in securing my ILR under tier 2.
My son was born in the UK in 2017 and I guess he is now eligible for citizenship. Can someone please tell me which form I need to fill and what are the documents required.
MN1 form. Please start a new topic in the British Citizenship forum for further questions regarding this
Secondly next year in February my wife completes her 5 years under tier 2 pbs dependent. I do have all the documents but what I don't have for her is lots of cohabitation documents. All I have got is tenancy, council tax and water bill for last two years. She has been my dependent for last 5 years and hence never needed to open an account. I am going to get her name added to my current account on Monday will this give enough time till July to show an extra proof for my wife. I am scared what if I cannot show 4 or 6 different documents and she doesn't get ILR.
You have strong sources already. Just submit any other documents that are in solo names but same address also. You need last 2 years only. You will be okay
I will be really grateful if someone can help me please
Most often above evidences get generated yearly which probably will intervene the spacing by even gaps of 3-4 months. But natheless, few correspondence such as from NHS/DVLA/HMRC/local council almost everyone receive regardless of the circumstances under which ones living. Therefore, find and add these to complement the other evidences.Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:15 pmI do have all the documents but what I don't have for her is lots of cohabitation documents. All I have got is tenancy, council tax and water bill for last two years.
CULLINAN wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:20 pmMsingh2020 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:15 pmFirst of all I would like to thanks once again to everyone for the help in securing my ILR under tier 2.
My son was born in the UK in 2017 and I guess he is now eligible for citizenship. Can someone please tell me which form I need to fill and what are the documents required.
MN1 form. Please start a new topic in the British Citizenship forum for further questions regarding this
Many thanks and yes I will open a new post under citizenship.
Secondly next year in February my wife completes her 5 years under tier 2 pbs dependent. I do have all the documents but what I don't have for her is lots of cohabitation documents. All I have got is tenancy, council tax and water bill for last two years. She has been my dependent for last 5 years and hence never needed to open an account. I am going to get her name added to my current account on Monday will this give enough time till July to show an extra proof for my wife. I am scared what if I cannot show 4 or 6 different documents and she doesn't get ILR.
You have strong sources already. Just submit any other documents that are in solo names but same address also. You need last 2 years only. You will be okay
Many thanks for your reply. When I read articles it says you need multiple sources every 3 months, but as you know council tax and tenancy agreements are yearly. We do have photos of old driving licenses showing previous addresses
I will be really grateful if someone can help me please
Okay so I can only found following documents under my wife's name:seagul wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 6:19 amMost often above evidences get generated yearly which probably will intervene the spacing by even gaps of 3-4 months. But natheless, few correspondence such as from NHS/DVLA/HMRC/local council almost everyone receive regardless of the circumstances under which ones living. Therefore, find and add these to complement the other evidences.Msingh2020 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 10:15 pmI do have all the documents but what I don't have for her is lots of cohabitation documents. All I have got is tenancy, council tax and water bill for last two years.