ILR 35K query
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2016 7:29 pm
Dear Senior members,
Please could you help me with a question. I got my ILR 4 months ago. I know I am thinking far too early, but wanted to get myself ready.
My case history,
Entered UK 2008- Student Visa.
PSW - March 2009
HSMP Tier 1: Emp+Self Employment
HSMP Extension: Emp + Self Employment.
ILR application: Full Paye (I got some contract work which helped in secure the ILR)
I have paid all taxes and no amendments.
Recently I have moved to permanent position, which pays me slightly less than 35K (my threshold)
My questions.
1. Do you think the HO would look again and query again why I was less than 35K
2. As part of my Income in 2015-2016, I contributed some pensions (approximately 1.5K). I stopped contributing pensions and requested money back which I received in Feb this year; But HMRC records does not show this 1.5 as earnings (still being shown as pension contributions).
Because, this amount is not being shown as pension, my earnings for 2015-2016 is primarily 33,500 and you can understand that this would eventually mean I am not meeting my threshold (but my payslips give a clear break down)
Do you think the second one would be problem.
Please could you help me with a question. I got my ILR 4 months ago. I know I am thinking far too early, but wanted to get myself ready.
My case history,
Entered UK 2008- Student Visa.
PSW - March 2009
HSMP Tier 1: Emp+Self Employment
HSMP Extension: Emp + Self Employment.
ILR application: Full Paye (I got some contract work which helped in secure the ILR)
I have paid all taxes and no amendments.
Recently I have moved to permanent position, which pays me slightly less than 35K (my threshold)
My questions.
1. Do you think the HO would look again and query again why I was less than 35K
2. As part of my Income in 2015-2016, I contributed some pensions (approximately 1.5K). I stopped contributing pensions and requested money back which I received in Feb this year; But HMRC records does not show this 1.5 as earnings (still being shown as pension contributions).
Because, this amount is not being shown as pension, my earnings for 2015-2016 is primarily 33,500 and you can understand that this would eventually mean I am not meeting my threshold (but my payslips give a clear break down)
Do you think the second one would be problem.