Reading 319E may be useful.

With documentary evidence from HMRC with updated figures, you should be okay.

FAQs - English language requirements for settlement
Q8

The issue here is more to do with training the caseworkers about the how each application should be assessed in case of tax discrepancies against HMRC records that the caseworker are able to access on their systems ..... rather than a caseworker's ability (or lack of) to understand "tax affairs".

The link takes you to the wrong question! The question should be - If I provided evidences to prove that I met the KoLL requirements to apply for settlement on / after 28-Oct-2013, do I need to provide documentary evidences again with the naturalisation application to prove the same thing yet again?...

So there's no consistency about how each caseworker may deal with the application!
Down to one's luck on the day then!!

Family members
Guidance for dependants of UK visa applicants (Tiers 1, 2, 4, 5)

People will respond if and when they wish to.
So, please be patient!

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...

Indian Citizenship Act 1955 and The Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2015

Check the respective forms for the fee.
Same form that your spouse will use.

Obie, There was no FLR application with right of appeal. In summary: ---- The first FLR application made on 24-March-2009, in-time, but declared invalid on 11-Apr-2009. The second FLR application was submitted on 23-Apr-2009, refused on 10-June-2009, without a right to appeal. The third FLR applicat...

As long as you had continuous, valid leave to enter / remain in the UK during the 10 years you will be fine.

Your naturalisation certificate is confirmation of you having attended the ceremony.
The certificate number should help HMPO ascertain that you are now indeed a British citizen.

If your dependants apply for settlement using SET(O) form and your ILR application is refused then their application will also be refused. If your dependants apply for PBS dependant leave and your ILR application is refused then their PBS dependant application will also be refused. If your dependant...

I do hope that the caseworker agrees with your "logic" and approves your application.
All the best.

With online payslips, it is better to be safe than sorry.
Stamped and signed by HR / your line manager should be fine.

The bank account statements only show "net" payments on which tax has been already paid - not "gross" payments! Let's say your net payment per month is £1000, as shown in your bank statements. For a year, that would be £12000. It is highly likely that your employer has submitted (through PAYE to HMR...

My Employer has agreed to provide me HMRC receipt of sucessful submission alongwith a letter confirming that that I am no where related or responsible for the mentioned tax discrepany. Won't this suffice as supporting documents confirming tax amendments ? Should help, no doubt. But no one here can ...

iahsan wrote:The case worker guidelines say I can but is that a reliable reference?

If that isn't, then what is?

Start here - FAQs for ILR - Tier 1G/Tier 2/WP/HSMP - Read before posting

If you have been granted 12 months leave already, then you cannot extend your ICT ST leave ( 245GE(a)(iii) and 245GE(b)(ii) ). And as a ICT ST migrant you cannot apply for ICT LT leave from within the UK ( 245GD(b) ). If you wish to return to UK before serving the cooling-off period ( 245GB(d) ), yo...

Your child is not British, so cannot apply for (and get) a British passport.