1. Category.Tier 1 General (no self-employment) 2. Number of dependents. 1 3. Total cost. £3,800 4. PEO branch. Croydon 5. Documents provided. Completed SET 0 form, bank statements prior to maternity leave and during maternity leave, saving account statements, letter from my employer, cohabitation ...

Hello @Tallat Mine is not exact case but got similar doubt? i m on Tier-1(General) and requested HMRC employment history recently. For recent financial yr 2014-2015, i switched job/employer, and there is mismatch between P60 and HMRC record, but i got refund from hmrc for that yr, still refund is no...

@kirankhalil75
make sense now, since even HMRC won't give you history for last financial yr of 2015-2016, but only for years before apr-2015.
Seems like HMRC doesn't update for recent year

What about B1 certificate In this certificate we have three different IDs Qualification Number: 500/1934/X Trinity ID:1-484689998:1-4748492892 Candidate Number:1-4748492892 Any idea which one to choose? I just passed my Trinity test and in my certificate instead of Trinity ID it is UER (Unique elec...

@sifanaeem Thanks for your input HI everyone there is also one very important question, that Why Home Office have access to HMRC database till Jan 2015 ? as i have seen at least two refusal for this reason ............. both have filed self assessment before application and paid the correct taxes. @...

never noticed till most recent post in this forum highlighted fraudulent P60. I personally never failed to get P45/P60 from employers, and have all from last 5 yrs, but now really shocked to know some employees are fooled with fake P60s/payslips. My real objective of thread is to understand particul...

Based on recent cases, in this forum, of ILR being rejected based on tax discrepancies, i am trying to understand specific scenarios where this is happening and thus helping future applicant where to look for gaps. Following are my understanding, feel free to correct/acknowledge: 1) UKVI checks Prev...

Ahmed Were you given fraudulent p60??? :shock: :shock: Employer thought of going to this extent with effort to steal your tax money?? Never heard such thing. I always assumed p60/p45 to be 100% reliable? You appear to live a somewhat sheltered life...as Geriatrix has commented, it happens! But I ad...

Ahmed
Were you given fraudulent p60???
Employer thought of going to this extent with effort to steal your tax money??
Never heard such thing. I always assumed p60/p45 to be 100% reliable?

heartiest congratulation saravanan and thanks for information
related question: Which option did you check in section 4.3 of SET(O)?

saravanan_n wrote: I could not get any confirmation letter from UK NARIC now as they would take 15 days to provide the letter.
Thank you.

There is also faster service of both 48 hrs and 24 hrs, of course at premium high rate

already discussed and in fact hotly debated in thread: http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/point-based-calculator-going-away-t205044.html I am in same situation like you who have already proved ELA in previous Tier-1(G) entry & extension, so this change really confused me and...

Dear members, any of you who attended PSC starting 6th, pls share your experience. Did any of you use traditional Naric ELA or SOC for your degree to prove English requirement. Cheers, Jacob I am also interested in knowing about T1(G)->ILR applications post 5th april. Jacob try to call UKVI: 0300 1...

thanks O_relly for your polite and kind comments

i have to go with UKVI whims and fancies No is forcing you to apply for ILR. You can leave the UK if you wish to. Well CR001, i don't want to change direction of topic, and i heard this statement of "no one forcing me, and i can leave" from fellow immigrants umpteen times. But last thing i want to ...

Devil81,
if you are ok we can discuss this offline?
i have sent you PM but it's stuck in outbox which takes time to be dispatched.
My mobile no is: mobile number removed by moderator

you started out with :) No immigration rules have changed for Tier 1 (General) migrants applying for settlement to suggest that they are now required to take SELT exam to prove English language proficiency (as has been asserted by one of you in the topic)!!!! now you agree it has changed as i was po...

it would have been convenient if Tier-1(G) forum was locked/removed. I will no longer talk about it. About ELA (English language assessment) I can choose this option only after receiving statement/letter from NARIC? Right now my situation is: i have no IELTS certificate or NARIC letter/statement. On...

geriatrix firstly thanks for reply and to make discussion clearer, we have now realized the mistake of looking for Tier-1(General) instead of settlement option. Therefore, i could see NARIC allows registration/processing with settlement option. secondly, i am still not sure if rules are not changed ...

Hi Devil81 yes, Tier-1(General) is not listed in NARIC, that is why we need to select Visa and Nationality AND Settlement option to process UK NARIC application not based on Tier-1(General)? this works same in case of SELT? I am getting familiar with NARIC process now, but IELTS SELT is still very m...

Thanks for replying @Devil81 even i mentioned in first comment in this thread that NARIC FAQ also DON'T list Tier-1(General) in their service? But selecting Settlement option may be way to get certified from NARIC. Even if i assume Tier-1(General) don't need any NARIC or SELT certification, there is...

thanks @CR001 can you guide me how to obtain ELA from NARIC or do english test from one of centre? I have never done it and don't know where to start? I looked at NARIC website and while registering selecting Immigration Tier doesn't give General option in Immigration Route option but does have othe...

English requirement is updated: https://www.gov.uk/english-language/degrees-in-english This is super confusing for Tier-1(General) applicant like me :roll: , who already proved it through PBS and now i have neither got time, motivation or resource to go to university and get letter apart from letter...

This is applicable across all categories including ILR
check: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new- ... 16-to-2017