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ilr_appln
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by ilr_appln » Thu Mar 07, 2013 5:08 pm
I will be applying for ILR by April mid under Tier 1. I believe the P60 issued at April end. If i request to HMRC for the payments in early April, will i get the details of the payments till March end?
Do HMRC get updated with payment details every month or they process it only after April 6th every year?
Note : I have P60 for the last for years. Bank statements and payslips for the last 5 years. Is it good enough?
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Kevin24
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by Kevin24 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 5:13 pm
You should get your P60 for this year with your March salary slip. Are P60s required for Tier 1 ILR applications??
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cs95tdg
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by cs95tdg » Thu Mar 07, 2013 5:35 pm
Kevin24 wrote:Are P60s required for Tier 1 ILR applications??
No. Not unless you have a period where you were on a employer sponsored immigration category. As for P60's the earliest you should technically be able to get them would be in April, as thats when the financial year ends. Personally I've always received mine in May. I.e. there is always a delay in them being distributed. Though I'm not aware of the reason for this.
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Kevin24
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by Kevin24 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 5:47 pm
cs95tdg wrote:Kevin24 wrote:Are P60s required for Tier 1 ILR applications??
No. Not unless you have a period where you were on a employer sponsored immigration category. As for P60's the earliest you should technically be able to get them would be in April, as thats when the financial year ends. Personally I've always received mine in May. I.e. there is always a delay in them being distributed. Though I'm not aware of the reason for this.
That is very strange. I always receive P60 before the 10th of April each year from the external Payroll Accountant
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Gagan1986
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by Gagan1986 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 6:41 pm
Get ours with April's payslip at the end of the month(April)
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Kevin24
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by Kevin24 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:02 pm
cs95tdg wrote:Kevin24 wrote:Are P60s required for Tier 1 ILR applications??
No. Not unless you have a period where you were on a employer sponsored immigration category. As for P60's the earliest you should technically be able to get them would be in April, as thats when the financial year ends. Personally I've always received mine in May. I.e. there is always a delay in them being distributed. Though I'm not aware of the reason for this.
Delay in receiving P60s, is due to the reconciliation of monthly ,figures at year end.
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Kevin24
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by Kevin24 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:04 pm
Gagan1986 wrote:Get ours with April's payslip at the end of the month(April)
This year it will be with a massive increment after ,your ILR approval.
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Gagan1986
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by Gagan1986 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:09 pm
Kevin24 wrote:Gagan1986 wrote:Get ours with April's payslip at the end of the month(April)
This year it will be with a massive increment after ,your ILR approval.
Absolutely mate. Touching the roof
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Kevin24
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by Kevin24 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 8:19 pm
Gagan1986 wrote:Kevin24 wrote:Gagan1986 wrote:Get ours with April's payslip at the end of the month(April)
This year it will be with a massive increment after ,your ILR approval.
Absolutely mate. Touching the roof
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