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Hi Shivuuu0006 congrats.shivuu006 wrote: I visited the PEO along with my wife and daughter.
First case worker gave me a bit of shock as my employment dates didnt match their system dates. However since I had all 5year P60 and 2 P45 they said it could be a typing error from previous case workers.
shivuu006 wrote:Hi Hari
There is no mandatory requirement that dependents should accompany us. When i called to get my appointment i was told the same. I took them so that it would be a day out for them
Regarding my employment dates, the date I joined my company here in UK was entred as my leaving date with that company in their systems. Since I had all the P60 and P45, employment letters etc casworke spoke to his supervisor. His supervisor told that could be a typing error by the Home office clerks and he asked the caseworker to further process the application.
Hope it clarifies. So my suggestion is if you have all P45 and P60 please carry them
shivuu006 wrote:Hi Chakde
I came to UK on a WP, before that I was not in UK. I think the day your WP granted counts rather than the start date of the employment. For example in my second WP, it was granted in Feb 2007 but i started my employment only in April 2007. So ideally they should count
from date of issue of leave to remain in passport ( provided one in in the UK on that day ).
Also regarding P60's it varies from case to case i believe. if your information is up-to-date in their systems then you can do without first two year p60's as well. Since you have got a month time, you can request a SAR (Subject Access Request) with HO to see how your dates are.
But in any case do carry a letter from employer and if you have payslips for those first two years, carry them
shivuu006 wrote:Hi iyanu
I am not sure what checks they are doing as they declined to said but i understood they are criminal record and may be back ground checks.
As far as I know they will do criminal record check.iyanu wrote:Congrats Shivuu006,
What exactly is the background check they are doing? For example if I came with HSMP or WP what background check will be done?
Because I am confused after showing P60 or payslips and bank stmts, they still carried out background checks, what are these checks?
Your contribution will be highly appreciated.
hello, how they check if your passport is banned in any country or not? can you please advise?hari15 wrote:As far as I know they will do criminal record check.iyanu wrote:Congrats Shivuu006,
What exactly is the background check they are doing? For example if I came with HSMP or WP what background check will be done?
Because I am confused after showing P60 or payslips and bank stmts, they still carried out background checks, what are these checks?
Your contribution will be highly appreciated.
If anybody is arrested / penalised for any sort of criminal activity there name , address and DOB will be in Police records. Home office will just cross check will police records to make sure that he dont have any criminal background
they will also check for whether his passport is banned in any country etc..
also they will check whether the person recieving any public fund or not. if anybody applying for ILR is already recieving public fund application will be refused