I note you used NCS Warwickshire for your application. Were you made to cancel or add any things on your application form while attending your JCAP submission appointment? Hi Do you think HO staff looks after the biometric submitted at weekend ? As mine were done at weekend wondering If it's adding ...

So I take it user "mharoon79" and user "sensible" are one and the same person then?

1. Current vignette: Tier 1 (General) 2. Date of expiry of current leave: 14/09/2012 3. Number of dependants applying at same time: 0 4. Date application posted: 11/09/2012 5. Date application received at UKBA: 12/09/2012 6. Date payment debited: 13/09/2012 7. Payment mode : Visa Debit Card 8. Ackno...

Folks, Having received my extension approval today, I can now happily confirm that regarding my original question, YOU DO NOT NEED TO HAVE PAID UK TAX on simultaneous overseas earnings made while resident in the UK in order to use same for UKBA purposes. Hope this helps someone, and hope some of the...

Ah! In such case, you'll need to use an additional account. Do you have one with 200 pounds maintained for 3 months? @ OP, Congrats on your extension! @ Sush, Just to be sure, are you saying that in such situations where maintenance funds have fallen short for a short while within the 90 day period...

any thoughts on this anyone?

Ah! In such case, you'll need to use an additional account. Do you have one with 200 pounds maintained for 3 months? @ OP, Congrats on your extension! @ Sush, Just to be sure, are you saying that in such situations where maintenance funds have fallen short for a short while within the 90 day period...

I Used overseas income in uk in my first tier1 general application. This was combined with the UK earnings on full time. I had a smooth extension with the PEO in glasgow. Few years down the road i applied for PEO in glasgow for indefinate using again overseas income and UK earnings and glasgow PEO ...

nikunjpatel1 wrote:
i hope this answer your queries.

Never had a better answer! Thanks a million mate!

Hmm, oh so, I need to get a letter from employer, I will get it. Yes please do, but if you are applying in person, do not include it with your application (I'm assuming you have all the other prescribed documents). If you include it in your application, and then encounter a stubborn CW, they might ...

June 1st 2012 -July 1st 2012 4916.67 ( Got £2000 Bonus, and in salary slip its mentioned as "Bonus" and deducted tax) That's perfectly fine mate. I was in exactly the same situation during my first application nearly 2 years ago. 2 jobs with a significant bonus at the end of the second job (way mor...

@d10 any update from UKBA pleazzzz :D ? Still no response from them mate! Not even an acknowledgment of receipt. But no failed delivery email either...so the email was delivered alright...phew!!! I'm fairly certain it should be fine (with adequate documentation for the overseas earnings -2 proofs f...

Lucapooka wrote:
it's very commonplace to do this.

and has this been found to reduce processing times for the EEA2 by any chance (ie processed at the same time as the accompanying EEA3)?

We are considering sending off both applications in one envelope (Residence Card for unmarried partner-EEA2 & Document Certifying Permanent Residence-EEA3 for the EU partner exercising treaty rights). We are considering doing this as the EU citizen's treaty documents would be required for both appli...

You can claim the overseas earnings + UK earnings simultneously. For UK earnings you need to pay tax within UK and for overseas earnings if they are taxed by the 'Official Overseas Tax Authority' then that should be fine. It would be useful to read the Tier 1 Policy Guidance notes . Look at evidenc...

Hi d10, Just my own two cents. I am not entirely sure of the payment of the tax in the UK for work done and already taxed overseas as I am no expert on this. For documentary evidence, I believe if you show the same type of evidence used for a UK job, such as payslips, bank statements and so on, thi...

Luca, shush, aruni...anyone. Any takes on this?

Shadry wrote:@d10 very good thread you posted. I myself have asked the same question several times here with no answer.

Looks like the guys here has issues with overseas earning. Fingers crossed maybe a good samaritan would come with advise one day

yeah...fingers crossed

yes i know few of them and I am aware of what I said..UKBA functions differently then in eyes of HMRC....also thses applications gets rejected most of the time because the applicant tries to use uplift ratio on Overseas earning for Tier 1 extension..UKBA doesn't allow that .However if you have paid...

nope..you can't claim overseas earning for your TIER1 extension because you are not paying tax to HMRC on that..if you are paying tax to HMRC on overseas earning you can claim points for that... Uk residents who aren't domiciled or ordinarily resident in the UK need not pay UK tax on their overseas...

Any thoughts anyone?

Lucapooka wrote:Are you talking about actual employment or self-employment? Is there tax deducted from this income at source, as is usual for employment?

Actual Employment NOT Self employment. Yes, tax is deducted from this income at source in the usual way.

Many people have asked about a combination of UK and overseas earnings for Tier 1 visa extension but my query is slightly different. If while in the UK working full time for a UK employer for the last 12 consecutive months, you also had a different overseas employer who you did consultancy work for ...

okay. just in case if this helps someone. I extended my visa using earnings all of it outside UK. I had PEO booking on 12th sept and arrived UK on the 11th. This was my first entry to UK after I received the EC in 2008. The caseworker was able to get to the result in about 2-3 hrs and i received th...

I have been living with my girlfriend for almost two years, she is polish and has got permanent residency, we thought that I could apply for unmarried partner visa but I just phoned homeoffice and I was told we have to use EEA2 form and apply for family member visa, although my gf has got permanent...