ILR (Set M) Spouse: Employer letter format
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2023 2:48 pm
Dear all
I am getting my ducks in a row to apply for my ILR (Set M) or spouse ILR application using the five-year route.
We ran into an issue with my husband's employment letter (an issue we have not faced in the past with other employers). He currently works full-time with a civilian unit of the UK Ministry of Defence in Northern Ireland and when he went to ask his seniors for an employment letter on letterheaded paper, people (including administrators) gave him the runaround and told him to raise the issue at a higher level which would take about 10 working days, all being well. The same folks stamped his payslips and his contract, but claim there is no letterhead on which to print out a letter in his immediate duty station.
We are beyond frustrated. I worry that by the time we get this sorted out, it will be weeks and my residence permit expires on Oct 9, 2023. I have been working on this application for three months and have got all the paperwork sorted except for this employer letter over which I have no control.
Here is my question: Would an employment letter on non-letterheaded paper which is stamped and signed by the superior who stamped the payslips be okay to provide?
Thanks very much
Balrog
I am getting my ducks in a row to apply for my ILR (Set M) or spouse ILR application using the five-year route.
We ran into an issue with my husband's employment letter (an issue we have not faced in the past with other employers). He currently works full-time with a civilian unit of the UK Ministry of Defence in Northern Ireland and when he went to ask his seniors for an employment letter on letterheaded paper, people (including administrators) gave him the runaround and told him to raise the issue at a higher level which would take about 10 working days, all being well. The same folks stamped his payslips and his contract, but claim there is no letterhead on which to print out a letter in his immediate duty station.
We are beyond frustrated. I worry that by the time we get this sorted out, it will be weeks and my residence permit expires on Oct 9, 2023. I have been working on this application for three months and have got all the paperwork sorted except for this employer letter over which I have no control.
Here is my question: Would an employment letter on non-letterheaded paper which is stamped and signed by the superior who stamped the payslips be okay to provide?
Thanks very much
Balrog