Thats interesting, no evidence of absences has been asked before if leaves were less than 180/year, did you submit a self-letter listing all your leaves in the past 5 years?
In most cases you won't even be able to see the case worker so better to submit all originals & photocopies together, your originals will be returned, also photocopy the entire bank statement instead of doing a piecemeal job, you should submit copies of all originals submitted with the application
FPNs should not be an issue & no need to declare it, the only letter from employer that is required (if you are in employment at the time of application) is a letter confirming you as an employee with the designation and start date, as I said before absence letter from employer is not required from ...
Just put everything as Holiday or Annual Leave, doesn't matter if its lieu time or annual holiday, no need to make it super complicated, if absences are under the threshold then CW won't even look twice
FYI, Declaration does not mean "consent to share" and "doubts" is basically on evidences you submit!!. So yes, they reject if they have doubts - and do not check other department records as they are legally not allowed to do so. Understood? Really? you think you can totally comprehend how UKBA work...
UKBA cannot access that information from HMRC records, hence you have to take the original proof with you on the day. Read the declaration part of the application form again, the question whether UKBA and HMRC computers are linked or not is irrelevant UKBA can access any info they want about the ap...
Advise needed from vinny please Dude, your continuous residence was broken when you left UK without a valid leave, asking advice from someone else is not going to change the ground reality, appreciate those who have spent time replying to your query As suggested by quantum, shortest route to ILR fo...
No employer letter for absences is required if they are below 180/year, get it if you can else its fine but create a self-letter listing all absences to submit with the application
You need to file a police complaint asap, there is something fishy with the "advisor" too, how can someone lose all your documents? did their house go up in flames? Filing a complaint will put pressure on that advisor and also support your application, no need to re-appear for LITUK test again, the ...
7.11 is asking about "How long have you lived in UK" in very clear and unambiguous words, so it will include time spent in other leave categories as well 6.1 is asking about the ILR qualifying period so common sense says no point in repeating the same info again Fact that you got your ILR means CWs ...
HO considers the 5 year period just before the application so it all comes down to when you apply, if you don't qualify for ILR then consider applying for an extension
So you have till the end of this month to reapply, obviously there have to be some changes from the last application which ended in a refusal, get a letter from a different accountant by how much did you fall short on earnings in the previous application? if the amount is small and can be perceived ...
In my personal view , it is not a tax evasion or tax avoidance and it is therefore not a criminal offence . You can pay your tax with fine and clear your account . Having said that I do not think that any case worker will grant you a visa but you may have to go to the tribunal. If you present your ...
