Tier 1 G Job n Salary Slip Varification (Mistake by CEO)

Hi Every one.
Well I have a questin regarding my Tier 1 G visa varification. I am currently on tier 4 g and I have applied for Tier 1 G . My Job and salary Varification were carried on 12/05/2011 from my company (previous employer from home country). My question here is that.

The varification officer called to my company,s office no.. and got some initial information from reception about company their field of work and about me and my resposability. After that visa officer talked to my CEO.. at that time my CEO was not in office so visa officer took his cell no and called him on sell phone.. and again asked some repeated question and some question about my salary and payment method.. Here come the tricky part.. my CEO give some wrong figures of salary as that were not correct with actuall salary.. after that.. visa officer asked for any paper signed by CEO. and his reply was Yes.. in last visa officer asked for Company National Tax number.. which my CEO denied by any means..
(Note) My other prove of earning was showing the same salary..

So keeping all these condation in mind what will be the possible outcome as I hav,nt got my passport back yet... (believing that all other factors satasfy visa condition & points)...

Pls reply ... if refused can I request a appeal.. etc..

You cannot request an appeal if refused. You'll be given the right of appeal if you are eligible for it.

When does your Tier 4 leave expire?

I have my visa till May 30, 2012

imzi wrote:visa officer asked for any paper signed by CEO. and his reply was Yes.. in last visa officer asked for Company National Tax number.. which my CEO denied by any means..

I don't understand what you are saying here? Did the CEO deny that you are paying tax, that the company is paying tax? What paper was signed by the CEO??

imzi wrote: (Note) My other prove of earning was showing the same salary..

What proofs of earnings did you submit? Did you pay tax?

It is very confusing reading through your post. Even if given an appeal (EDIT: which you won't as you still have LTR), if the company is denying certain things (which I cannot figure out what they are denying and what is the truth from your post), it's not going to help.

imzi wrote:I have my visa till May 30, 2012

Then you will not be given the right to appeal, if your application is refused.

Yah I have submitted my Tax return with salary slips.. well he can,t denied for actuall salary.. but instead he said he is not sure about the acuall salay.. as he was not having record with him.. and varifying officer know,s this fact the CEO is not in office as he called twice on CEO cell phone and twice on office phone.. to get the company National tax number...

What are the chances for aproval vs rejection.. of my visa

I'm not getting what the CEO denied?

Given your poor English, I'm surprised that you qualified for Tier 1, because really, you put words down, but they just don't make any sense.

Your chances simply depend on whether they are able to verify everything and it all checks out. I don't think they are unreasonable in expecting someone who is out of the office to know all the exact details, but could he not refer them to your HR/payroll department?

imzi wrote:What are the chances for aproval vs rejection.. of my visa

Only the caseworker can answer that.

It makes no difference whether you speculate over it or ask others to speculate for you!

Salary details are verified from the accounts department of the company not be CEO! In my calculation you will be lucky if you get it because from the details you have provided verification does not seem to be very satisfactory.

In third world countries, embassies have hired local contractor companies who verify the documents according to local standards which involve further searches and digging out things like on whose name company phone number is registered etc.

You wont get the right of appeal. And God forbid, if they accuse you of deception then they may cancel your current T4 leave and give you the right of appeal. And if you get a refusal and not accused of deception then no right of appeal will be awarded

Thankx Mulderpf for helping me out..

Thankx Rizwan, Well I am 200% sure that I have not deceive them, about the sentance I have used (CEO have varified about the document he provided e.g. I was talking about "To whome it may concern" letter that is issued from my company " ), and TAX return document is another proof.. Which ofcouse is from another source and providing the prove of earning and tax paid for that earning..

Thanku everybody for posting such usefull comments..