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Thank you for clarification, now i can peacefully plan travelling.
Thanks Zimba, however the statement that the "employee will continue to be needed for this job" is taken from eligibility criteria specified on web page of ilr gov.uk site.zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:28 pmAll you need to know about the sponsor letter for Skilled Worker route
That statement does not contradict the requirements under the rules. It is in fact based on the rules that require you to be needed and paid for the foreseeable future. That is what the information on gov.uk is trying to convey. This is quite clear in the link I posted too.mohitp wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:34 pmThanks Zimba, however the statement that the "employee will continue to be needed for this job" is taken from eligibility criteria specified on web page of ilr gov.uk site.zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:28 pmAll you need to know about the sponsor letter for Skilled Worker route
Hope it is fine. Can you please help.
Thank you Zimba, in that case I think I can proceed with the employer letter I received.zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 2:40 pmThat statement does not contradict the requirements under the rules. It is in fact based on the rules that require you to be needed and paid for the foreseeable future. That is what the information on gov.uk is trying to convey. This is quite clear in the link I posted too.mohitp wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:34 pmThanks Zimba, however the statement that the "employee will continue to be needed for this job" is taken from eligibility criteria specified on web page of ilr gov.uk site.zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:28 pmAll you need to know about the sponsor letter for Skilled Worker route
Hope it is fine. Can you please help.
FYI gov.uk is just there to provide some generic information to the applicants. All criteria are defined strictly under the rules and in the official guides. Those are the ONLY places you need to look.
Hi CR001, in one of my previous query, you mentioned that there is no need to have seperate letter from employer for leaves/absence. Am I missing something?
You are not missing anything
The letter suffices, proceed wit it.mohitp wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 7:17 pmThank you Zimba, in that case I think I can proceed with the employer letter I received.zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 2:40 pmThat statement does not contradict the requirements under the rules. It is in fact based on the rules that require you to be needed and paid for the foreseeable future. That is what the information on gov.uk is trying to convey. This is quite clear in the link I posted too.mohitp wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:34 pmThanks Zimba, however the statement that the "employee will continue to be needed for this job" is taken from eligibility criteria specified on web page of ilr gov.uk site.zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:28 pmAll you need to know about the sponsor letter for Skilled Worker route
Hope it is fine. Can you please help.
FYI gov.uk is just there to provide some generic information to the applicants. All criteria are defined strictly under the rules and in the official guides. Those are the ONLY places you need to look.
A line in the employer letter referencing leaves or absences as in the above (as copiously seen in this particular post thread) is enough.
Date left UK means date of departure from UK. Should be no problem as HO holds this information already. A simple line in additional information section indicating that company letter refers to arrival at your destination should suffice.mohitp wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 10:56 amIt might be simple question but I am not clear so need some help. In the ILR form it says "date left UK" what does it mean. Does it mean the date I boarded the flight i.e. departure date because in most of my travelling I reached the destination country next day and on my passport the immigration stamp is provided for the destination country with arrival date, which is next day of the date I left UK.
My company has provided the absence letter based on the passport. So the question is which date to consider in application form? The departure date? This date is different compared to arrival stamp from destination country so is that fine? My company has provided letter based on passport, is that Ok?
A departure date is the date you left the UK. What happened after that is irrelevantmohitp wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 10:56 amIt might be simple question but I am not clear so need some help. In the ILR form it says "date left UK" what does it mean. Does it mean the date I boarded the flight i.e. departure date because in most of my travelling I reached the destination country next day and on my passport the immigration stamp is provided for the destination country with arrival date, which is next day of the date I left UK.
My company has provided the absence letter based on the passport. So the question is which date to consider in application form? The departure date? This date is different compared to arrival stamp from destination country so is that fine? My company has provided letter based on passport, is that Ok?
Thanks Zimba, do I need to update the absence letter. As per my understanding it should be fine and no update required since it is inline with the passport immigration stamp.zimba wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 9:53 pmA departure date is the date you left the UK. What happened after that is irrelevantmohitp wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 10:56 amIt might be simple question but I am not clear so need some help. In the ILR form it says "date left UK" what does it mean. Does it mean the date I boarded the flight i.e. departure date because in most of my travelling I reached the destination country next day and on my passport the immigration stamp is provided for the destination country with arrival date, which is next day of the date I left UK.
My company has provided the absence letter based on the passport. So the question is which date to consider in application form? The departure date? This date is different compared to arrival stamp from destination country so is that fine? My company has provided letter based on passport, is that Ok?
Hi Zimba, thanks for above i have submitted my application on super priority yesterday and its more than 24 hours and have not received any feedback. I just wanted to check with you that my company was takenover last year and TUPE process initiated. Accordingly we informed to HO about it and sponsor license number for legacy company was made dormant and new sponsor license number assigned but the company name remains same as legacy (its also on the gov.uk sponsor list). In my ILR application i mentioned the new license number since it was not accepting the old license number showing invalid. So do you feel is it going to impact ILR application? and being super priority application not getting response for more than 24 hours is normal? or do you feel that it is under review or query is expected?zimba wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 10:05 pmYou do not need to do anything. UKVI does not rely on passport stamps at all. An absence is the period between a departure date from the UK and the subsequent re-entry date. That is all matters to them. As I already pointed out above there is NO specific absence letter at all
I received the ILR today evening via email notification. Thank you Zimba and AmazonianX for advice. I would also like to add here that I submitted this ILR application before 26 days i.e. within 28 days before completing my 5 years from entry date.zimba wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 12:29 pmPriority service has no guarantees. If a decision cannot be made due to pending verifications and checks, then you do not get a response within the super priority timeframe. This is normal as some applications certainly cannot be decided in such a short timeframe
Congratulationsmohitp wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 9:49 pmI received the ILR today evening via email notification. Thank you Zimba and AmazonianX for advice. I would also like to add here that I submitted this ILR application before 26 days i.e. within 28 days before completing my 5 years from entry date.zimba wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 12:29 pmPriority service has no guarantees. If a decision cannot be made due to pending verifications and checks, then you do not get a response within the super priority timeframe. This is normal as some applications certainly cannot be decided in such a short timeframe