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rawgold wrote:I have tried to go through old messages on this site but non seem to alleviate my problems...I have two lingering issues that I need your help with..
1. My employer are unable to add my gross earning onto the employment letter I requested from them instead they suggested I tell the Eco to refer to my p60. Can this be an issue? Your P60 only shows what you earned in the last tax year. You need a letter from your employer confirming your current terms of employment and/or your employment contract. Why is he reluctant to provide this.
2. Am living alone in one bedroom apartment at the moment which I rented through agent but they are saying they will not be able to write a letter for me because my wife name was not on the agreement. I was able to send a letter to the landlord though through the agency...is there any alternative to this ?
You are required to submit a letter from the landlord confirming that your wife is able to live in the property.
Thanks in advance
That means you're on a non-salaried contract. In that case, you don't need your employer to write on the employment letter your gross earnings for 6 months or 12 months, only what you make per hour and on what date you started making that. If there's been an increase in your salary, your employer needs to mention that as well!rawgold wrote:Just to point out, am on hourly contract so there is no way for them to estimate my future earnings.
All I can think of now is, if you get paid for overtime, make sure they mention that in your employment letter, as well!rawgold wrote:Thanks Mobeensaeed ....the payslips are original. They've mentioned my pay and the day it started and other relevant information. Is there any other thing I need to add to justify my pay.
It's not a requirement to, if I recall correctly, to state you get paid overtime. Just for the sake of completeness and covering yourself, it helps.rawgold wrote:They did mentioned my hour of work but I normally work extra hours but they never said anything about the extra hours on the employment letter. My contractual hours pay is more than enough for required £18,600.
That's all perfect. If you can, get your employer to add in another line to your employment letter stating along these lines, "the payslips attached to this letter I can confirm are authentic..."rawgold wrote:I Get your point.. you have been very helpful thanks... just clarify the employment letter..
My start date was mentioned, my hourly pay and when it started, contract type, job title, contracted hour and also mentioned that am still in employment. Are these informations enough for non- salaried contract.
Well, from what I can see, there's no way around from waiting for a response from your landlord. This is a requirement, so, all you can do is wait until your landlord replies!rawgold wrote:Like I said earlier my payslips are original from my employer .. the sealed payslips .. but will get a letter to confirm the authenticity if I printed off additional one from online. You are a star ... appreciate your help ... do u have anything to say about the letter from my landlord
For 3.11, all you do is this following:rawgold wrote:Trying to feel my application online but stuck on the salaried part of it... am on non-salaried contract
Question 3:11 was.. sponsors annual salary before tax ...how do I answer this since my employer refused to give me my annual salary estimate ?
3.12 Has your sponsor been in employment with the same employer and earning the amount, as detailed in 3.11 above,
continuously for 6 months prior to the date of the application? (Category A)? I had pay increase in July does this answer the 6 month continuous question..
Correct.rawgold wrote:Thanks Casa.. so May to October is ok .. am submitting b4 middle of next month
I believe it refers to the latter, but you can mention that you regularly send money in the 'additional information' section on the application form.rawgold wrote:Am sorry for asking all this silly question but is better I ask than get turned down for minor reason...
There was a question about shared financial responsibilities on the appendix 2.. I normally sent money for my wife upkeep through money transfer agent, does that count towards shared financial responsibility or was only about contribution towards household bills or opening of bank account together?