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ILR (Tier 2 Gen) Employer letter
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 2:11 pm
by boggi
Hi, I am now eligible for ILR and never thought employer letter would be an issue. Now that I asked the HR to provide letter, they replied saying the company wont issue letters for ILR purpose. This is a IT MNC joined 1 year ago. I am confused now on what to do. Any advice would be really helpful.
Re: ILR (Tier 2 Gen) Employer letter
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 2:19 pm
by CR001
Your previous posts suggest you have been in the UK since 2008. Why not apply for ILR based on long residence if you meet the requirements?
Difficult to offer advice as your last posts in 2009 were about Tier 1 General so not sure of the history in the last 8 years.
Re: ILR (Tier 2 Gen) Employer letter
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2018 2:18 pm
by boggi
Thanks for your response.
I was in Tier 1 general in 2008 for brief few months and went back home for good at end of 2008.
Re entered UK on tier 2 general visa in 2013 and now completed 5 years under T2 General getting eligible for PR. Employer letter is the mandatory document. Its now at a situation of under consideration by employer but want to know what to do in case if they dont issue the letter.
Re: ILR (Tier 2 Gen) Employer letter
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2018 6:35 pm
by cyclina1
boggi wrote: ↑Fri Apr 27, 2018 2:18 pm
Thanks for your response.
I was in Tier 1 general in 2008 for brief few months and went back home for good at end of 2008.
Re entered UK on tier 2 general visa in 2013 and now completed 5 years under T2 General getting eligible for PR. Employer letter is the mandatory document. Its now at a situation of under consideration by employer but want to know what to do in case if they dont issue the letter.
You can ask your line manager to issue you the letter.
i am working in the university and the HR also refused to issue me the letter about the annual leave because they said that they don't have any record about the purpose of my leave (and also when I took the leave).
So I asked my line manager to issue me the letter and all fine.