Letter of employment and payslips

Hello,
I will be applying for ILR spousal visa and wanted to know how far back the home office will require payslips -I understand it’s 6 months but do they have to be the most recent 6 months (ie if applying in person in December can payslips be May-oct or is Nov payslip a must?) Also does the employer letter have to be dated in Dec if applying in Dec or will October or November dated letter suffice?
Thank you

Most recent payslips and bank statements. Recent employer letter. Usually last payslip, bank statement and letter shouldn't be older than 28 days.

Thank you really appreciate it. In regards to the pay slips, I can only get printout electronic versions from work. Will these need to be stamped by my company ?

Will these need to be stamped by my company ?

Yes.

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Tue Oct 16, 2018 9:14 am

Will these need to be stamped by my company ?

Yes.

No, although, the guidance might suggest that company needs to stamp it, I have had 3 successful visa applications on the back of submitting e-payslips with no stamps or additional explanations. Ironically, my first visa extension was providing e-payslips from the same system HO/UKVI employees get their e-payslips from - I was working in the Civil Service for a central Government department back then.

Can someone please point out where it says e-payslips need to be stamped?

Hi Nomikaay thank you for the information. My epayslips are through the NHS. I really hope you are right

I am speaking from actual experience so pretty sure you will be fine. Just ensure you submit the other financial evidence - employer letter; bank statements corresponding to payslips; contract, if possible.

Thank you very much for the information and will definitely provide the other documents