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Not the same thing at all. It would be if I printed my own version on my HP Inkjet. Geddit? Fraud. But not an official copy from the bank. Geddit? Not fraud.Malik44 wrote:If one go into bank for getting second bank statement is that would be considered fraud?
Malik44 wrote:OP just need to considered these points
FIRST STEP : He should try to get his all payslips and p-60 from employer if employer refused to give him payslips and p-60 he should seek advice from accountant.
he has already contract of employment and Net Amount in his bank account and PAYE reference on 2014-15 p-60. what his accountant do just simple run accountancy software and generate new payslips and p-60 and handed over to OP.
So by your definition it's ok for me to print my own money if I don't get paid on time.Malik44 wrote:Fraud ? Where is fraud op work for that company and his company paying his salary on his bank and he also has employment contract. It would be fraud if op don't work for that company and make false payslips that is the definition of fraud .
There is precious little tax-related advice in the above. Lot of argy bargy though. Could be time to wrap it up.HarryJones wrote:Almost 50 responses now.
We always claim that we are not tax experts here on this forum and hence cannot comment on tax related issues.
are we fair to others?
You get upto 28 days grace period but you will have to explain why you are overstaying (I think). I would recommend getting evidence from both your employer and their conversations with HMRC to attach to your application, if you can't get the payslips in time.Ajay009 wrote:Hi all,
I had a meeting with my HR last week regarding my payslips & P60, they said that they were discussing with HMRC & they need sometime to provide my payslips.
My visa expires on may 31st, exactly 3 weeks left. I heard from someone that still i have 28 days after my visa expire which I can submit my application to HO, Is that true ?
If not how many days do I have to submit my application once my visa expires ? or my deadline is by may 30th to submit my application ? Can anyone suggest me please.
Thanks Kautya for you reply.kautya wrote:
You get upto 28 days grace period but you will have to explain why you are overstaying (I think). I would recommend getting evidence from both your employer and their conversations with HMRC to attach to your application, if you can't get the payslips in time.
Most employers usually process P60s by end of may so you dont always get the latest P60 but the last payslip holds the same information for the financial year ending 5th April (i.e the payslip for march) including the year gross income and the amount of tax paid.
Hi geriatrix,geriatrix wrote:Ajay009,
1. What (two) evidences (from 2 sources) are you intending to provide as evidence of income to apply for settlement as a Tier 1 (General) migrant? I guess one will be the bank statements, but what is the other one - in absence of payslips?
2. What is the 12 months period are you considering using within the 15 months window to score points for income?
3. Have you checked your tax figures for the past years - specially the ones in which you applied for Tier 1 G initially and then extension(s)? Are their any discrepancies?
Can you please list what steps were followed so that it might be helpful to others in similar situation ? What evidence did you provide instead of the payslips?Ajay009 wrote:Hi all,
Just to let you all know, with the help of Solicitor this issue was resolved in May.
Thanks for your responses.
Hi Kautya,kautya wrote:Can you please list what steps were followed so that it might be helpful to others in similar situation ? What evidence did you provide instead of the payslips?Ajay009 wrote:Hi all,
Just to let you all know, with the help of Solicitor this issue was resolved in May.
Thanks for your responses.