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Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:25 pm
by LightYear20
Hi all,
I applied for Tier 1 (General) Visa ILR this year (application submitted early April, documents received in last week if August).
My company promised to sponsor my application financially, but I had to apply for ILR myself first. Now that I have received these documents - although home office did not provide any proof of payment, I want to request for a receipt from home office - as that is what my company require before they can approve any form of reimbursement.
Can anyone advise me how I can get a receipt from home office for my ILR application??
Thanks
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:36 pm
by Abc499
nothing is meantion clearly. You can post again mentioning everything clearly. If anyone can then will help with the query but everyone need to understand from your post first.
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:39 pm
by Casa
I have no problem understanding your post. You may find it a lengthy process (if not impossible) to get the HO to provide you with a receipt.
How did you make the payment? If it was by credit or debit card perhaps your employer will accept a statement as proof.
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:42 pm
by LightYear20
Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I paid £1875 to home office as part of my ILR application but I did not received any receipt or proof of payment from them when they took the money. I need some form of payment receipt from Home Office to claim for reimbursement from my company. Who should I contact in Home Office to get the proof of payment for this £1875 I paid?
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:50 pm
by Casa
Casa wrote:I have no problem understanding your post. You may find it a lengthy process (if not impossible) to get the HO to provide you with a receipt.
How did you make the payment? If it was by credit or debit card perhaps your employer will accept a statement as proof.
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:54 pm
by Abc499
LightYear20 wrote:Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I paid £1875 to home office as part of my ILR application but I did not received any receipt or proof of payment from them when they took the money. I need some form of payment receipt from Home Office to claim for reimbursement from my company. Who should I contact in Home Office to get the proof of payment for this £1875 I paid?
Casa answered all
definitely his understanding processor much better than me
I got confused seeing tier 1 general application first !
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 8:58 pm
by Casa
Abc499 wrote:LightYear20 wrote:Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I paid £1875 to home office as part of my ILR application but I did not received any receipt or proof of payment from them when they took the money. I need some form of payment receipt from Home Office to claim for reimbursement from my company. Who should I contact in Home Office to get the proof of payment for this £1875 I paid?
Casa answered all
definitely his understanding processor much better than me
I got confused seeing tier 1 general application first !
'Her'
Re: Requesting receipt/proof of payment from Home Office
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 9:07 pm
by Abc499
Casa wrote:Abc499 wrote:LightYear20 wrote:Sorry if I wasn't clear.
I paid £1875 to home office as part of my ILR application but I did not received any receipt or proof of payment from them when they took the money. I need some form of payment receipt from Home Office to claim for reimbursement from my company. Who should I contact in Home Office to get the proof of payment for this £1875 I paid?
Casa answered all
definitely his understanding processor much better than me
I got confused seeing tier 1 general application first !
'Her'
Sorry
This was another sign of bad processor, start work with default info without considering all but noted now.
