Mian1
I don't know that...but if you have got your tax history from HMRC then that should give you a clearer picture for you to make the determination in your application.

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Hi Jacob123 Here is what I believe the answers are for some of your queries - 3. Section 6.1 - You should mark the date of your first entry on Tier 1 visa if thats what you are going to base your ILR application on. I don't believe it matters if you had been in the country before that as you are not...

@mian1
Just call up HMRC and request your employment history if you have been working as a full time employee or ask for SA302 if you have filed Self Assessment in the past.

You would get it in 5 to 10 working days by post. I got my SA302 and PAYE within 7 working days

Best wishes!

Ashafqat2
I used Gross Salary + Gross Dividend to show my total earnings.

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the_searcher one last post on this from me - You were clearly away from UK on the said date. If I were you, I would simply mention the dates in the entry and exit column and leave it at that. Given that you have no proof of the date of entry in HK, then there is nothing you can do about it. There is...

@ILRapplicant101 If I were in your boots, then I would simply answer "yes" to question #9 in the ILR Questionnaire and leave it at that. Should the CW ask for clarification on the £200 odd difference then I would have a short and precise answer prepared for that. Something on the lines of - yes, the...

Vishal123 I am not quite certain in submitting SA302 is a must but I did carry them with me. But submitted them only because of that questionnaire. I just finished checking the documents that were returned back to me and found both the original and photocopy of my SA302 documents. While they have re...

NOajthan must be right. Because, I didn't submit my old passport with the entry and exit stamps for my absences and they must have other mechanism to check it even without me providing any support for them. Anyway, so long as we don't lie about our time away from the country I seriously doubt they w...

Amit That should be good enough if you have the relevant HMRC documents. Don't worry about mentioning closure of your company or anything. I had closed my limited company too but HO is not interested in that. HMRC is the authority on taxes in UK and if they have given a clean chit then HO would play...

Why would they want to check on the purpose of your travel if you haven't breached the overall conditions imposed? Ask the question this way, if someone had been out of UK for only 50 days or 180 days over 5 years - why would HO bother about that? What difference does it make to them as to the reaso...

Amit
You should work with your accountant to fill out the questionnaire. So that you get it right for your situation

@The_Searcher I was worried about proving my exits and entries and in the end all I showed them was simply the dates with a "personal" or "work related" comment. I didn't make any distinction between holiday, medical or anything nor I attached proof of my travel or stamps in passport. I doubt the HO...

Amit I was in a quandary over this as well and initially I ticked the column against self-employed and then thought about it. Requested a new form from the reception and simply checked the years for which I had the SA record from HMRC while leaving the box against Self-Employed blank. I don't know i...

Hi Adeel 6.1 - I used October 2010 only and didn't mention about June 2009. It was irrelevant for the application purposes 6.2 - because I didn't even mention June 2009 there was no need to provide justification for the gap Dividend Vouchers - Yes, they were stamped by my accountant. I used to withd...

@ILRApplicant101 The question as I have provided is exactly how it appeared on the ILR questionnaire. The intent is to get your declaration that you had presented your income earned through "self-employment" accurately to HMRC. I guess the trap is - if figures in HMRC are correct then they can make ...

Vishal here is copy and paste of my letter to support my absences - Dear Sir/Madam In the 5 years starting from October 2010 until October 2015, I have been out of the UK for a cumulative total of xxx days. Most of these trips were of a personal nature interspersed with short trips relating to work....

Vishal123 Based on my experience, if your cumulative total is less than what is allowed. Then simply state that and don't try to explain. Everyone knows that there are situations where you have to travel. I simply all my entries and exits with a simple "Personal" or "Work related". I didn't present ...

@krish_p
I responded to your PM but the message has not gone out of my outbox. Maybe it is because, we both don't have enough posts.

All Please find below the questionnaire that is being provided to those filing as Limited Company Directors at PSC. This is strictly to help applicants to be better prepared and I don't believe this is some kind of confidential stuff handed out by HO. If the moderators feel that this shouldn't be po...

Noajthan and other mods
I shall post the questionnaire handed out at PSC in a separate thread, if thats ok with you. I believe that will help others looking to file as Limited Company directors

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Thank you O_Relly. Your post helped me understand how it had to be done.

Thank you noajthan! I am just giving back what I had received from this forum. You guys are doing a great job moderating this forum.

@AML2015 Based on my personal experience today at the PSC, I believe you would be able to get your ILR in AR itself. My suggestion to keep your documentation to the point, which in your case is about the Zero tax owed hence no deception intended. If all your other documents line up properly, then it...

You are welcome @martinstroke. Hope you and others find it beneficial. I could have been better prepared had I information on the exact questions on the questionnaire.

Best wishes to you if you are going to apply for ILR!

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All Here are some details regarding my successful application for the ILR as a Limited Company Director at the Sheffield PSC. Tier 1 General, Original issue - April 2009 First entry to UK - June 2009 and then left after a month. It was just a reconnaissance trip Next entry to UK - October 2010 Even ...

All I have today successfully got my ILR. I thank the contributors to this forum, moderators for sharing information on what was required. Especially, those that have had their application deferred or rejected for some reason or other. It is tough to handle a situation where your efforts and handwor...