Sending unattested payslips is taking risk on your part. You may lose money and valuable time. You need not to have to take sign from HR, it could be someone from Admin Viz. Finance, Admin Officer etc. They generally are bit better than HR and co-operative in these matters. I would think along these...

Market may be slowly picking up. Anyways it is best to try and hope for the best. Here I will quote Architect from Matrix Reloaded " Humph. Hope, it is the quintessential human delusion, simultaneously the source of your greatest strength, and your greatest weakness. (Courtesy: IMDB) Ignoring the la...

By Board I referred to Immigrationboards. Try a search.

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Better to submit a letter from the Bank stating the minimum amount during the three month period is XXXXXX (Equivalent GBP is XXXX as per the conversion rate of XX.XX on the date XX/XX/XXXX). Additionally I provided a statement covering the three month period prior to application Thanks Raghavendran G

You can get a letter from the bank stating this money is available for withdrawal as per your wish at any given time. I have seen a template in the boards. Try a search of the boards, you will get the template.

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Photocopies are not acceptable as proof. You can have it couriered from your wife to your's in advance so that you could include it in the list of documents to be submitted.

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Your ILR clock starts ticking as soon as you enter UK the first time. You can visit UK only during job interviews, it is a good idea. But as the senior members already pointed out in other posts, you can apply for ILR after second extension of Visa

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Answers to the second and third questions are as follows: 2. Tier-1 is Multiple Entry type Visa. Hence you can visit and leave and can come back later. 3. Main advantage of Tier-1 visa is that the Visa holder is allowed to enter without a job and hence searching for a job on entering UK is possible....

Pradeep, Accommodation proof is not required to be submitted to Home Office. In case you already have one, you could submit it with application, Otherwise it is not needed. Immigration board is very informative and it's old posts mostly contain answers for many of the common questions/queries, hence...

Pradeep,

Proof you have mentioned are sufficient. Additionally I had highlighted the rows corresponding to the salary entries in the bank statement for ease of checking at the embassy end.

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As far as I know, it is enough to provide a letter from University stating that the medium of instruction was English or the applicant should have been a resident of English Speaking country. If these two criteria were not met, then a valid Score of IELTS/TOFEL would be required to claim points unde...

I work in Mechanical industry and when I visited UK on Tier-2 for our Parent company, what I observed was the project management was done by MBA grads. They were looking after Project Planning, Sourcing, Costing etc. Technical people were moving up the ladder in Technical Posts. Software may be a di...

Dear Members, It is little sad to watch this forum turn out into an arena. Personally I feel the forums are a place where different people voice their opinion and experience. Readers might need to pool together all the information they have before them and take an appropriate decision which suits th...

You can get more responses by posting in ILR forum.

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28 days recommendation is for ILR, otherwise you can even enter UK before the Visa expires. Regarding the other question, my guess is your travel date might have been longer three months from the date of application, hence Visa Office might have considered the date of application itself as starting ...

The answers are as follows: 1. You can try taking Chest ray one week before you leave to UK so that it might look recent and will save time in Airport 2. Bank statements are not required. They are required only as Visa Proof. Please do carry the amount as per the cost of living and place of visit (f...

Thanks a lot for the reply

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Thanks for the reply. I have one last query. With Tier-I and Tier-IV Visas , I enter UK (Entry clearance on Tier-I) and since I have got admission in one of the Universities can I switch over to this visa (Tier-IV) without the need to leave and re-enter through the other visa. Please let me know if ...

As the text says only the amount needs to be entered there (2800 GBP in your case)

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Dear All,

In continuation to the above post, could anyone please let me know if it possible to hold Tier-I and Tier - IV visa at a time

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Raghavendran G

New Rules for Tier-I have come into place since April 2009. You could refer to the guidance. For claiming extension, old rule still applies i.e. masters is not required. I am not sure about second question. As I gather from Tier-I guidance Introduction page Point 3 "An applicant making an applicatio...

Physically being present in UK might boost the chances of getting a rare call in the dry market. I keep hearing from friends that for each job there are enormous responses and our skill should be a good match and same should get projected in the resume too. You could call up the consultants based on...

ukhsmp wrote:Hi ,
Can we reapply for the same tier-1 or HSMP visa again. will there be any issues faced.

I do not think there will be any issue as long as the conditions for initial applications is being met. Master degree would be must to get the requisite minimum points

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Dear all, I am not sure whether I should post this under Tier-4 or Tier-1. I have a HSMP Tier-I visa valid till March 2012. I am planning to search for a job by moving to UK. Meanwhile I have obtained admission in one of the universities in UK. I thought it would be better to convert this to part ti...

Dear all, I am not sure whether I should post this under Tier-4 or Tier-1. I have a HSMP Tier-I visa valid till March 2012. I am planning to search for a job by moving to UK. Meanwhile I have obtained admission in one of the universities in UK. I thought it would be better to convert this to part ti...