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Salary requirement for 10 yrs long stay..

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Salary requirement for 10 yrs long stay..

Post by baba_baba » Thu Aug 01, 2013 9:44 am

Hi Guys,

When I submit my 10 yrs long stay application, should I have to meet the same salary level as per my work permit?

If there is a small different, will it work against my application?

Thanks in advance.

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Post by Amber » Thu Aug 01, 2013 9:49 am

So far as you have valid leave there is no salary requirement for set(lr).
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Post by baba_baba » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:10 am

Thank you, should I then send my pay slips and will it prove that I was contributing to NI & tax? as I was reading the guidance, it says

"The applicant's employment record will often be a significant consideration. You must consider what the person has been doing while they have been in the UK, and what economic contribution, if any, they have made. Whilst not having a sound employment record is not in itself a reason to refuse leave, this along with strong ties with the UK would count in a person's favour, if they have not been a burden on public finances but have, in fact, contributed through income tax and national insurance contributions."

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Post by Amber » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:25 am

If you believe it will support your application then you can include whatever you want. However, if you have valid passport(s) for the 10 year period, that should suffice.
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Post by baba_baba » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:34 am

Thank you, as all this time I was using agent to send my applications, I am not sure about posting.

My silly question, should I send my application by recorded delivery royal mail and it is worth insure it?

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Post by Amber » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:38 am

baba_baba wrote:Thank you, as all this time I was using agent to send my applications, I am not sure about posting.

My silly question, should I send my application by recorded delivery royal mail and it is worth insure it?
It would be wise to send the application by at least recorded delivery and include a pre paid special delivery envelope for return of your documents.
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Post by baba_baba » Thu Aug 01, 2013 10:40 am

Thank you.

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