ILR Success at Liverpool PEO within an hour - 12th April
Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2014 5:36 pm
Firstly big big thanks to all the members in this forum and all moderators who immensely helped me and facilitated my journal from Tier 1 (General) to ILR
My appointment was at 9 am on the 12th April but reached the PEO office at 8 am, fortunately they allowed me to get in and surprisingly their services were kicked off at 8.15 am. Being Saturday it was very quiet, only had two applicants including me until 9.30am.
Got a call around 8.15am – She checked the application form i.e. set (O) & payment confirmation and issued a new token number. Immediately got a call from the case worker, who asked me to hand over the application form and all supporting documents.
Around 8.30am, the case worker handed over the passport and a separate form for biometric, which was done without any further delay as there was no other applicant : )
As you may be aware, in Liverpool PEO we can observe all movements of front desk case workers, hence I noticed that my case worker carried our few preliminary checks and subsequently handed my application over to one of the senior case workers, who took around 30-35 mins and gave it back to my case worker.
Around, 9.10 – Got a call from my case worker who gave me the good news, issued an approval letter and retuned back all original supporting documents.
I must acknowledge, the whole process was not stressful, very smooth and I was out from the PEO office by 9.30am, much ahead of anticipation
Documents Submitted:
1. Set (O) form
2. Photographs 2 pcs
3. Passport & BPR
4. Cover letter
5. Life in UK test Results
6. Master Degree Certificate for Language
7. Absence Schedule – Total absences were less than 180 days in total
8. Employer’s letter on business trip & paid leaves
9. Previous Earnings - 12 months Payslips
10. Previous Earnings - 12 months bank statements
11. Letter from Employer confirming my earnings and present position
12. Age – Passport
13. Qualification – Already proved in Tier 1 (General), hence didn’t submit again
14. UK Experience – Previous Earnings
15. HMRC Letter for employment history for last 4 years
16. P60 for last 4 years
Good luck to all the applications. should you need any clarification or help, please drop me a line.
My appointment was at 9 am on the 12th April but reached the PEO office at 8 am, fortunately they allowed me to get in and surprisingly their services were kicked off at 8.15 am. Being Saturday it was very quiet, only had two applicants including me until 9.30am.
Got a call around 8.15am – She checked the application form i.e. set (O) & payment confirmation and issued a new token number. Immediately got a call from the case worker, who asked me to hand over the application form and all supporting documents.
Around 8.30am, the case worker handed over the passport and a separate form for biometric, which was done without any further delay as there was no other applicant : )
As you may be aware, in Liverpool PEO we can observe all movements of front desk case workers, hence I noticed that my case worker carried our few preliminary checks and subsequently handed my application over to one of the senior case workers, who took around 30-35 mins and gave it back to my case worker.
Around, 9.10 – Got a call from my case worker who gave me the good news, issued an approval letter and retuned back all original supporting documents.
I must acknowledge, the whole process was not stressful, very smooth and I was out from the PEO office by 9.30am, much ahead of anticipation
Documents Submitted:
1. Set (O) form
2. Photographs 2 pcs
3. Passport & BPR
4. Cover letter
5. Life in UK test Results
6. Master Degree Certificate for Language
7. Absence Schedule – Total absences were less than 180 days in total
8. Employer’s letter on business trip & paid leaves
9. Previous Earnings - 12 months Payslips
10. Previous Earnings - 12 months bank statements
11. Letter from Employer confirming my earnings and present position
12. Age – Passport
13. Qualification – Already proved in Tier 1 (General), hence didn’t submit again
14. UK Experience – Previous Earnings
15. HMRC Letter for employment history for last 4 years
16. P60 for last 4 years
Good luck to all the applications. should you need any clarification or help, please drop me a line.
since your total leaves are 71 days n so, I don't bother much but it's good to attach a self absence schedule