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Tier 2 to ILR Absence Letter

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Imran Sakreker1
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Tier 2 to ILR Absence Letter

Post by Imran Sakreker1 » Sun Jul 16, 2017 9:10 pm

Hello Admin,
I am applying for ILR from Teir 2 General on 5 year basis and eligible to apply this month.
I need some help with the absence letter,
- I have got a letter from HR listing down the leaves in the system,
but there is one leaving missing in the system for some reason which hasn't been mentioned on the letter but
was a paid leave and I have the travel details for those dates.
How should I mentioned this in the application or is there any suggestion regarding this ?
- Secondly , one of the year I have applied the leaves for the month of november but went to
India in december as our company holiday cycle runs from dec to Nov and I have to use my leave and was agreed by my line manager,
how should I mention this in the application and what supporting documents is required. ?
I would be really grateful if I get some help with this concern.
Thanks

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Re: Tier 2 to ILR Absence Letter

Post by CR001 » Sun Jul 16, 2017 9:24 pm

The letter needs to list all your absences.

When you take leave as agreed by your employer is irrelevant to the HO requirements.
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