If common sense vanishes like this then thou God savor. Sorry to hear your case. Does BHC has 'minimum qualification' criteria for case workers? They should at least make SSC/10th grade must for these case workers. I am sure you will win your appeal. Reading your story is making me worried for my ow...
I was searching few job sites and it seems, BAs are mostly contract roles. What is your observation? While trying BA role, it may be a plus point to have technical background. In many openings, JD is with some SQL or scripting knowledge too. Yes, core BA with intensive domain side is more for MBA an...
@Kef.. yes, in hurry, I am doing it from office and don't want my other colleague to know it. loll ok, and word 'Mix' is not the most appropriate in context, but you must have got my point. so 'dil pe mat le yaar..' I was asking this question to focus on core areas to prepare for interviews in next ...
**Any views +/-/General are welcome. (I see lots of fights in this Job forum :D ) I will come to UK (London) in January. My spouse getting posting that time. Thus, I am getting my T1 done as well for travel @January starting. With January time-line : I am PG in computer science with 6.5 yrs exp and ...
@Ranbir, I am also MCA from National Inst of Tech. Though, I am yet to hear the verdict, I applied with my MCA degree for both Qualification and Language section on 20th Sep. So, hopefully, I will let forum know soon. no use, if you have immediate appointment. I submitted Master's degree certificate...
I found it suitable to post here as many are dependent <-> independent switch My spouse will be going to London from Indian company. I will get my own Tier-1 General in the while. I would prefer to enter UK first as spouse's dependent, so that her employer get my initial 'dependent' paper work done....
When you were in UK and getting Indian base salary. No multiplier will apply. because you were physically present in UK. t1 guidance says - The country in which the applicant has 132. physically undertaken the work, rather than his/her nationality, the currency payment is made in or the country in w...
This is what guidelines says for employer's letter-
#141 point iii -
'This letter should be dated after the period for which earnings
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are being claimed and should clearly show the applicant’s gross and net pay.â€
I find it safe because as per T1-guidance: #215. iii) Letter from bank confirming funds and that they have been in the bank for a consecutive 90 day period, ending no more than one calendar month before the date of application • that the funds of £2,800 or £800 have been in the bank for at least...
I submitted my document today @India.
I had photocopies with me but VFS told that they are ok with originals only.
Thus, I didn't submit any photocopies.
LoL. 8) This is good one. I am at points calculator in "AGE" page. If I click on 'Help on this question (opens new window)' It takes me to https://www.points.homeoffice.gov.uk/gui-migrant-jsf/Help/HelpWindow.faces?helpTextKey=T1G_AGE_GATEWAY_04_HELP Which says '29 years or under' = 20 poin...
Typo. Sorry for wrong details. T1-general-guidance PDF says Point#64: Under 30 years of age: 20 points• 30-34 years of age: 10 points• 35-39 years of age: 5 points But, points calculator says: https://www.points.homeoffice.gov.uk/gui-migrant-jsf/Help/HelpWindow.faces?helpTextKey=T1G_AGE_GATEWAY_...
Count 90 days on your fingertips to be at safer side. 3 months calculation is little tricky with number of days per month. Didn't hear 3months case, but 90 days is what guidelines say. http://www.vfs-uk-in.com/applying.aspx does says **For all types of visa, you can apply up to 3 months in advance o...
@rpsarangi, I am July 1981 and would be claiming 10 points only. Please search for 'T1 General Guidance PDF' file. It has clearly mentioned. Points calculator will also show you this. You can claim 20points only 29 years or below. My blurry memory says, I do read on 30 years age 'in one of UKBA' doc...
