What documents original and what copies

[rbrampton]

Hey guys,

Can anyone out there recommend that with the Tier 1 program, what docs do I need to send original and what copies. Im applying from canada.

Thanks
rebecca

[tvn_ramesh]

Hey guys,

Can anyone out there recommend that with the Tier 1 program, what docs do I need to send original and what copies. Im applying from canada.

Thanks
rebecca

All documents need to be Original..

Bankstatements can be duplicate but originals are better. if printed off the net need to be signed/stamped on each page

[rbrampton]

Hi tvn_ramesh,

I have some doubts about the employment letter and payslips,

from what i read, i have to sublit 12 months of payslips...should these be original...will they return them back to me?
should they be sealed in envelopes...why is that so necessary?

i read on the forums that I also have to have my employer give me a letter stating that each of the payslips is authentic and earned as pay the payslips....why is this redundancy ....arent the payslips already proving that I was earning the salary?

or must the employment letter just state my titles and duration of work?

thanks again
rebecca

[drjabberwocky23]

Hi tvn_ramesh,

I have some doubts about the employment letter and payslips,

from what i read, i have to sublit 12 months of payslips...should these be original...will they return them back to me?
should they be sealed in envelopes...why is that so necessary?

i read on the forums that I also have to have my employer give me a letter stating that each of the payslips is authentic and earned as pay the payslips....why is this redundancy ....arent the payslips already proving that I was earning the salary?

or must the employment letter just state my titles and duration of work?

thanks again
rebecca

The payslips should ideally be originals. If they're not, do have them stamped and signed by your Payroll Department/HR, or have your employer write a letter confirming your dates of employment and annual/monthly salary.

As you rightly say, such a letter would only be required IF you were unable to supply original payslips. A lot of people practice the "safe rather than sorry" policy and submit extra evidence just in case, although it probably is unnecessary.

I must confess, I've not personally heard this rule about submitting these documents in a sealed envelope. It isn't as though any information would be confidential from you...

[tvn_ramesh]

Hi tvn_ramesh,

I have some doubts about the employment letter and payslips,

from what i read, i have to sublit 12 months of payslips...should these be original...will they return them back to me?
should they be sealed in envelopes...why is that so necessary?

i read on the forums that I also have to have my employer give me a letter stating that each of the payslips is authentic and earned as pay the payslips....why is this redundancy ....arent the payslips already proving that I was earning the salary?

or must the employment letter just state my titles and duration of work?

thanks again
rebecca

The payslips should ideally be originals. If they're not, do have them stamped and signed by your Payroll Department/HR, or have your employer write a letter confirming your dates of employment and annual/monthly salary.

As you rightly say, such a letter would only be required IF you were unable to supply original payslips. A lot of people practice the "safe rather than sorry" policy and submit extra evidence just in case, although it probably is unnecessary.

I must confess, I've not personally heard this rule about submitting these documents in a sealed envelope. It isn't as though any information would be confidential from you...

Ditto..

- sign/stamp are only required if they are not Original..
- Letter from employer is required only in case if there are any discrepancies in the payslip n bankstatements..