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Hi everyone,

I'm going to apply for ILR in Tier 2 Gen route. I've worked for 3 employers till now in this route.
My problem is my previous 2 employers doesn't exists anymore. Company got closed.
(And that was one of the reasons as well of me switching employments)

Now in this case I won't be able to get absences letters from previous employers or I can't even contact them as they doesn't exists.

Could please anyone suggest what could be done in this case?
Is my payslips and passport stamps enough to prove that I can out of UK from so and so dates and I've been paid?

Thanks in advance.

You will need to write a covering letter explaining this for each employer and the period your were employed, in addition to completing the absence table/schedule plus passport stamps.

Hi CR001,

Do I need to submit my payslips for that period of time along with passport stamps?

Thanks.

ak_CR7 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 2:07 pm

Hi CR001,

Do I need to submit my payslips for that period of time along with passport stamps?

Thanks.

Letter from employer is enough. If employer mention in letter that was part of entitled annual holidays then you don't need any pay slip !

makky86 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 2:51 pm

ak_CR7 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 2:07 pm

Hi CR001,

Do I need to submit my payslips for that period of time along with passport stamps?

Thanks.

Letter from employer is enough. If employer mention in letter that was part of entitled annual holidays then you don't need any pay slip !

OP is asking about absence evidence for previous employers who no longer exist or trade.

CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 3:03 pm

makky86 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 2:51 pm

ak_CR7 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 2:07 pm

Hi CR001,

Do I need to submit my payslips for that period of time along with passport stamps?

Thanks.

Letter from employer is enough. If employer mention in letter that was part of entitled annual holidays then you don't need any pay slip !

OP is asking about absence evidence for previous employers who no longer exist or trade.

Sorry missed hat part

Now in this case I won't be able to get absences letters from previous employers or I can't even contact them as they doesn't exists.

In this case you can use couple of options

• Pay slips for the month
  Bank statement showing you were being paid
  Airline ticket (return ticket)
  passport stamps

Thanks makky86.

I can use payslips options as I don't have airline ticket as it's been around 5 years back.

Thanks guys for the help.

And write a letter explaining what your absences were and why you cannot provide an employer letter. Don't just send documents without a detailed explanation.

ak_CR7 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 12, 2017 9:54 am

Thanks makky86.

I can use payslips options as I don't have airline ticket as it's been around 5 years back.

Thanks guys for the help.

Can you not dig your emails may be you ETicket or boarding pass?

hi guys,

Quick question on Absences letter.

I've Absence letter from my current employer for absences away from UK during current employment.

Question - Do I also need to provide payslips, bank statements for that period to back this up?

Thanks in advance.

ak_CR7 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 13, 2017 3:24 pm

hi guys,

Quick question on Absences letter.

I've Absence letter from my current employer for absences away from UK during current employment.

Question - Do I also need to provide payslips, bank statements for that period to back this up?

Thanks in advance.

No. Letter is enough but that's for current employment. Was not your question about previous employer which is not in business anymore?

Yes,

My original question was for my previous employment for which I am going to provide payslips, hope it gets accepted.

Wanted to confirm for my current employment too, thanks.

ak_CR7 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 15, 2017 1:26 pm

Yes,

My original question was for my previous employment for which I am going to provide payslips, hope it gets accepted.

Wanted to confirm for my current employment too, thanks.

For current employer just letter is enouugh