Hiya, You don't need to submit a utility bill... This is never asked for in the FLR application either. You need to send: 1. Your Passport. 2. Covering Letter 3. FLR (HSMP) Application form with your HSMP reference letter mentioned in it. 4. Your current HO reference number, if any. 5. The fee of £...
Normally, if an employer does not provide you with original payslips (payslips on the company letterhead), they are bound to sign and authenticate any other forms of the payslips. The normal / legal reasons could be HSMP, Loan application, or just plain for your personal record. It is highly unlikel...
You need two pieces of evidence that are consistent with each other. If you can show Original / Signed-and-stamped Payslips for the 12-month period, and if you can corroborate that with Bank Statements displaying the credit of the Net Salary (as mentioned in the payslips), then you should be okay. I...
Hi, For all practical reasons, you have always been employed by your India company and hence your income should always be reflected as been paid out in India. A Business Visa to any country does not entail you to perform salaried work in that country. Most countries, and especially USA and UK, expec...
Hello, You need to provide income for ANY 12 consecutive months over the 15-month period calculated as at the time of your application. If the 12-month period you mentioned falls within the 15 months just prior to your application, go for it. As long as the amounts of the 12 payslips and the IT Stat...
1. The net amount should reflect as paid into your bank.
2. Based on your salary slips, the CW will add up the Gross Amount for the 12 months, match that to the country of claim, determine the band, etc., and award points.
Please refer to the CW Guidelines for further info on this.
I thought - and its just a random thought based on someone else's post - that the HO needs hard evidence that one intends to make UK one's first home (HSMP). In which case, if you don't plan on bringing along your children, won't that be an issue? Any idea how it works with the HO? Just a passing th...
How long have to lived in Singapore? If >6 months, ideally you need to show the income derived in Singapore, which will be pro-rated to 12 months if it is < 12 months.
Any other way of demonstrating the truth will dilute it.
NARIC is an institution that issues comparability certificates for foreign degrees. Compares what a Non-UK degree is worth in the UK and puts that in a certificate format for any interested party.
No... if you are claiming points against a Master's Degree, you don't need to provide the Graduation Degree or its NARIC equivalent. However, you need to provide the Masters Degree (Full, Original) and its NARIC certificate of comparison. You are right... avoid excess documentation and confusion. Al...
Extract from the guidelines: In the external HSMP1 and FLR(HSMP) guidance notes, application forms and in these instructions, the term ‘tax return’ may denote any of the following: • a document generated by a tax authority, which shows details of declarable taxable income on which tax has been...
Chief, This is a typical catch 22 situation. Remember that pro-rating is done when the applicant has WORKED in more than one country for the 12 month period being claimed. Since your wife was a student, I don't believe the caseworker will pro-rate the earnings. Even if they set aside the above point...
Since you were in the UK until Aug 2007 and in India after August 2007, you fall under the "working in more than one country" category. Considering your claim period is November 2006 through to October 2007, you can request your UK salary from Nov 2006 thru to Aug 2007 to be considered (si...
Since you spent the majority of the 12 months in th UK, u will be assessed based on ur UK income of 7 months prorated to 12 months. Therefore the answers to the Qs in your case will be: Q26: Whatever the start date is. Q27: Whatever the end date is. Q28: Band A (UK) Q29: UK (7 months pro-rated to 12...
Is it that you only just graduated and thus don't have your original cegree certificate? If not, and if you have received your degree (and not just a provisional certificate), you should enclose that along with the NARIC certificate of comparison. If these are available, there is no requirement of t...
There is no specific format for this. It is just a tabular statement and looks similar to a Form 16, and mentions the gross pay, net pay, any other income / deductions etc and ofcourse the tax calculated on the income. Please note that the sum of the individual numbers from your salary slips should ...
Hiya, Planning to register my own company. What exactly are Articles of Association and Memorandum of Association? Do they have to be on legal paper? Can I "borrow" the basic statements from someone else's setup and apply them to my company? I did a general search on the net and found peop...
Sorry... Just to add to my earlier note... I got my HSMP only recently and my consideration period was September 2006 to August 2007. I submitted my IT return for the period until March 2007. For the remaining period, I submitted my Salary slips, IT sheet until that period (both signed and stamped b...
You need two forms of evidence for IT. Since you only have your tax returns until March 2007, arrange for two different sources of information for the remaining months. The ideal situation for this would be: 1. Salary slips - signed and stamped, if required - for the period April 2007 through to Nov...
Hiya, I would be very vary of the language they use. A 100% Job Assistance is not equivalent to a Job. Assistance is, at the end of the day, Assistance. It does not imply a job, nor is a job guarantee, and has no legal standing. The HSMP application process is relatively simple and very very well do...
The rule for wage slips is: "Wage slips should either be formal pay slips or on company letter headed paper. If they are on plain A4 paper then they should be clearly stamped and signed by the employer. Any wage slips on plain paper, which have not been endorsed and stamped by the employer, sho...
