Even if your employer collected tax via PAYE, not declaring this on your self-assessment probably means that your personal allowance was applied twice (once by your employer which they should do) and again when you did the self-assessment. As a moderator will come and say soon, this isn't a tax forum.
I think you are looking at this wrong. Your council tax should be paid for the sake of not getting a criminal conviction (which will entirely destroy any chance of getting ILR soon), not for the purpose of a visa. The rejections for income tax tend to usually be deception in previous applications as...
Hi Kanswam and mulderpf, Many thanks for taking time to answer all my question, it is extremely helpful. mulderpf, Many congratulations on your ILR. Your suggestions are all good and I am thinking on the same lines. Will have as much backup documents as possible but submit minimum must required doc...
Hi, I am applying for ILR on 30 Mar. I have seen various posts that recommends that we get a letter from HMRC confirming our pay, tax and employment history for last 5 years. I received one recently but it doesn't include the details for current year (i.e. from April 2015 - till date). I called the...
I only read this thread now. With regards to the tax issue that you were busy sorting out - did the tax owing have anything to do with the claimed company which was using a forwarding address rather than their own address? The advice of appealing and not doing a fresh application was correct - a fre...
Dear Gurus I applied ILR via PEO last month my application has been refused due to not employed income match initial tier 1 apps I am a salaried employee last 6 years at same company . My company accept the mistake due to the payroll error in 2011 and they updated all the correct salary details now...
I'm not entirely sure that there is a crackdown. Not granted is not the same as refused. There isn't much that can necessarily be read from this as the statistics do not make it clear whether the cases which are not granted are still open or refused.
Something is strange with this. Student discount doesn't usually mean the other person doesn't pay, but that they might be eligible for a single person discount (as the student "doesn't count"). If you incorrectly claimed discount (e.g. if you should have been paying if you were working), then that ...
Firstly, well done on being so prepared, but don't overdo it. You seem to want to supply a whole bunch of stuff that is not required: Responses on your initial post - "Preparation so far" 3. If you are on Tier 1 General, then you will only need bank statements and salary slips or letter from your em...
I only supplied the information page from my passport and had no issue. Go through the application form, it guides you through EXACTLY what documents you need. Just go through it carefully and you won't miss a thing.
oh sorry about using somebody else thread. There are situations where somebody was on a full time Msc student and she is also on Tier 1 and was officially exempted. Does that still have a negative effect on ILR application? How is this possible? If a full time student, how would you satisfy earning...
oh sorry about using somebody else thread. There are situations where somebody was on a full time Msc student and she is also on Tier 1 and was officially exempted. Does that still have a negative effect on ILR application? How is this possible? If a full time student, how would you satisfy earning...
Your employer letter will talk about leave days (and could even be days that you didn't leave the country). Absences from the country could be either for leave or if you had to travel for work, in which case it won't be covered under leave, but hopefully mentioned in your letter.
1. Specify them separately. 2. It would be the required documents to prove you still meet the points and that you were in the UK continuously. (Age - passport; earnings - payslips and bank statements or other proof; degree - proved previously, so not required; absences proof showing you have not lef...
Date of Application: Saturday, 13 Feb 2016 1. Category: Tier 1 G - ILR 2. Number of dependents: 1 3. Total cost: £3800 4. PEO branch: Croydon 5. Documents provided: a. Set O b. Life in UK for both, my original degree and Tier 2 General PBS printout and English Language pass certificate from Trinity ...
Read the FAQ - http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/faqs-english-language-requirements-for-settlement-t193792.html - even case workers have instructions to use the PBS. I applied on Saturday for ILR with Tier 1 (General) and submitted the single PBS printout page showing that ...
1. No, not a requirement for ILR
2. No such letter is needed. But use the address of where you are taking / sending your application if you want to use one.
3. Only need to show earnings for the past year.
The new version of Tier1 form says that if I am living in current address for less than 5 years, then provide them only the previous address. In previous forms, they used to ask all the addresses in last few years, but they are not asking that now. Does it mean, I should only provide them only curr...
I don't understand the surprise or the uproar about this. This is something that's been anticipated and expected for a long time. I applied for my visa on 20 December 2010, shortly after the announcement was made in parliament that they intend on closing the route. I made sure then already that I kn...
I got my initial Tier 1 (General) visa for 3 years from India on the 20th January 2009 and claimed points as a Tier 1 (General) Migrant under the Rules in place before the 06 April 2010. I applied for an extension on the 3rd January 2012 in person at PEO Liverpool and claimed points as a Tier 1 (Ge...
While applying for ILR, do i need to submit P60?. What if my p60 and pYslip,bank statements are not reflecting the same amount.? Why would they not reflect the same amount? If it's for the same period, there is no reason why it shouldn't. For Tier 1 General, you do not need a P60 if you have all yo...
You lost me when you judged him on his religion and then try and explain that you weren't judging him on that but still try and generalise which means that you judged him on that already. Either way, there have been many people in the past claiming that they've been grilled by an immigration officer...
Nobody can foresee the future. They may indeed make changes to the requirements. Some changes may be easier to pass than others, but I think if there's a reasonable expectation of going through to ILR and eventually settlement, there's little they can do to change that. Obviously if that expectation...
