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5 days unpaid leave for my marriage

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 9:26 pm
by prabsays
Hi all,

I have got appt for my ILR (Solihull PEO) next week. My visa status for the past five years is Tier1 General (3 +2). During that
period I took 5 days unpaid leave for my marriage, but the leave was authorised by the employer. And I have also got my Marriage certificate, and invitation to prove. My employer have provied me with a letter saying I am a permanent employee for past five years . I am just wondering whether the unpaid leave I took will affect my ILR application. Guys please tell me what do you think.

Thanks

Re: 5 days unpaid leave for my marriage

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 9:32 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:Hi all,

I have got appt for my ILR (Solihull PEO) next week. My visa status for the past five years is Tier1 General (3 +2). During that
period I took 5 days unpaid leave for my marriage, but the leave was authorised by the employer. And I have also got my Marriage certificate, and invitation to prove. My employer have provied me with a letter saying I am a permanent employee for past five years . I am just wondering whether the unpaid leave I took will affect my ILR application. Guys please tell me what do you think.

Thanks
5 days unpaid leave will not affect your ILR. Just in case write a personal note as to why you took that lelave. If asked you could give that. But in your Immigration history mention that 5 days were for your marriage. This is what I did when I went to Solihull. My leave for 5 days was for a funeral. CW just read and was satisfied.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 9:35 pm
by Kevin24
Trust your total absences over 5 years is not excessive. Mine was 50 days.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 9:47 pm
by prabsays
Thanks kevin. My absence from UK for past 5 years is 63 days (including my 5 days unpaid leave). Can you please tell me when did you went for your ILR appt mate.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:15 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:Thanks kevin. My absence from UK for past 5 years is 63 days (including my 5 days unpaid leave). Can you please tell me when did you went for your ILR appt mate.
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2 weeks ago I had the appointment.You should be fine. If you want you could list out your documents and need any other help please post.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:23 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:Thanks kevin. My absence from UK for past 5 years is 63 days (including my 5 days unpaid leave). Can you please tell me when did you went for your ILR appt mate.
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With your 5 days leave Personal Note attach your Marriage Certificate also. One page short note.will be enough. I wrote a blong note CW was laughing whether I wrote an essay.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:24 pm
by Kevin24
What I meant was a lenghthy Note.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:29 pm
by ldbright
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:Thanks kevin. My absence from UK for past 5 years is 63 days (including my 5 days unpaid leave). Can you please tell me when did you went for your ILR appt mate.
#

2 weeks ago I had the appointment.You should be fine. If you want you could list out your documents and need any other help please post.
Did the CW specially question the unpiad leaves at the PEO on the day you applied. Thank you. :-)

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:32 pm
by prabsays
Thanks Kevin. The documents I am thinking of submitting are

12 months payslips and bank statement for earnings proof
Current employer letter stating my gross salary and breakdown of my salary for each month ( from june 2012 - may 2013)
Letter from previous employer about my employment(from march 2007 till may 2012).
List of all holidays for past 5 years from employer(including paid and unpaid leave)
Life in the uk pass notification letter
Tier 1 extension approval letter
Tier 1 points calculator statement from ukba website
And a covering letter with details regarding my absence from UK
Marriage certificate and invitation for my unpaid leave
Appointment letter

I have also got 5 years p60 , bank statements and payslips if the cw asks for.

I hope the above documents are sufficient for my ILR application

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:39 pm
by Kevin24
ldbright wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:Thanks kevin. My absence from UK for past 5 years is 63 days (including my 5 days unpaid leave). Can you please tell me when did you went for your ILR appt mate.
#

2 weeks ago I had the appointment.You should be fine. If you want you could list out your documents and need any other help please post.
Did the CW specially question the unpiad leaves at the PEO on the day you applied. Thank you. :-)
Since they were only 5 days,CW did not question me.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:44 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:Thanks Kevin. The documents I am thinking of submitting are

12 months payslips and bank statement for earnings proof
Current employer letter stating my gross salary and breakdown of my salary for each month ( from june 2012 - may 2013)
Letter from previous employer about my employment(from march 2007 till may 2012).
List of all holidays for past 5 years from employer(including paid and unpaid leave)
Life in the uk pass notification letter
Tier 1 extension approval letter
Tier 1 points calculator statement from ukba website
And a covering letter with details regarding my absence from UK
Marriage certificate and invitation for my unpaid leave
Appointment letter

I have also got 5 years p60 , bank statements and payslips if the cw asks for.

I hope the above documents are sufficient for my ILR application
List is fine.
But
1.Why Employer's letter with salary break up?
2.Why cover letter detailing absences?
3. Hope your Salary is more than the sary when your Tier 1 extension was give.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 11:09 pm
by prabsays
Employer letter as an additional proof for my earnings if bank statement and payslips enough i may not submit it

what I meant was the letter with details regarding my unpaud leave as you adviced me

I am getting enough points for the last 12 months earnings.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 7:10 am
by longshift
I hope your wife is not applying togather as I didn't see any cohab docs in the list. Good luck mate.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 12:57 pm
by prabsays
longshift wrote:I hope your wife is not applying togather as I didn't see any cohab docs in the list. Good luck mate.
Thanks Longshift!! Yes my wife is going to apply for her Tier 1 General dependent visa extension, as she doesn't fulfill the 2 years rule.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 12:59 pm
by prabsays
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:Thanks Kevin. The documents I am thinking of submitting are

12 months payslips and bank statement for earnings proof
Current employer letter stating my gross salary and breakdown of my salary for each month ( from june 2012 - may 2013)
Letter from previous employer about my employment(from march 2007 till may 2012).
List of all holidays for past 5 years from employer(including paid and unpaid leave)
Life in the uk pass notification letter
Tier 1 extension approval letter
Tier 1 points calculator statement from ukba website
And a covering letter with details regarding my absence from UK
Marriage certificate and invitation for my unpaid leave
Appointment letter

I have also got 5 years p60 , bank statements and payslips if the cw asks for.

I hope the above documents are sufficient for my ILR application
List is fine.
But
1.Why Employer's letter with salary break up?
2.Why cover letter detailing absences?
3. Hope your Salary is more than the sary when your Tier 1 extension was give.
Employer letter as an additional proof for my earnings if bank statement and payslips enough i may not submit it

what I meant was the letter with details regarding my unpaid leave as you advised me

I am getting enough points for the last 12 months earnings.(hope that's what u r asking for)

Thanks Kevin

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 3:45 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:Thanks Kevin. The documents I am thinking of submitting are

12 months payslips and bank statement for earnings proof
Current employer letter stating my gross salary and breakdown of my salary for each month ( from june 2012 - may 2013)
Letter from previous employer about my employment(from march 2007 till may 2012).
List of all holidays for past 5 years from employer(including paid and unpaid leave)
Life in the uk pass notification letter
Tier 1 extension approval letter
Tier 1 points calculator statement from ukba website
And a covering letter with details regarding my absence from UK
Marriage certificate and invitation for my unpaid leave
Appointment letter

I have also got 5 years p60 , bank statements and payslips if the cw asks for.

I hope the above documents are sufficient for my ILR application
List is fine.
But
1.Why Employer's letter with salary break up?
2.Why cover letter detailing absences?
3. Hope your Salary is more than the sary when your Tier 1 extension was give.
Employer letter as an additional proof for my earnings if bank statement and payslips enough i may not submit it

what I meant was the letter with details regarding my unpaid leave as you advised me

I am getting enough points for the last 12 months earnings.(hope that's what u r asking for)

Thanks Kevin
1. Bank statements and Payslips are enough.Get a letter from Employer that Payslips are authentic.
2.Unpaid absences letter is fine.
3. No! What I meant was your salary over 5 years is it above when the salary when you got your Tier 1. My friend's application was refused because the salary was less.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 3:49 pm
by Kevin24
Is your last 12 months salary more than your the salary when you got your Tier 1.?

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 5:00 pm
by ldbright
Does it matter?
Kevin24 wrote:Is your last 12 months salary more than your the salary when you got your Tier 1.?

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 5:43 pm
by Kevin24
ldbright wrote:Does it matter?
Kevin24 wrote:Is your last 12 months salary more than your the salary when you got your Tier 1.?
One of My friend was refused. Another on the Forum,they have held back his documents.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 6:09 pm
by prabsays
Kevin24 wrote:
ldbright wrote:Does it matter?
Kevin24 wrote:Is your last 12 months salary more than your the salary when you got your Tier 1.?
One of My friend was refused. Another on the Forum,they have held back his documents.
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... ing-324044

Please check the above link for confirmation. Do no why your friend's visa got rejected because of that. Can you please give us more information.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 6:23 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
ldbright wrote:Does it matter?
Kevin24 wrote:Is your last 12 months salary more than your the salary when you got your Tier 1.?
One of My friend was refused. Another on the Forum,they have held back his documents.
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... ing-324044

Please check the above link for confirmation. Do no why your friend's visa got rejected because of that. Can you please give us more information.
I read the link. Some CWs are insisting that the salary at present should be higher than the salry you got when at the time of Tier 1 granted. You could argue this out with the CW.I haven't experinced Myself. You could check with some one about this.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 6:26 pm
by prabsays
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:Thanks Kevin. The documents I am thinking of submitting are

12 months payslips and bank statement for earnings proof
Current employer letter stating my gross salary and breakdown of my salary for each month ( from june 2012 - may 2013)
Letter from previous employer about my employment(from march 2007 till may 2012).
List of all holidays for past 5 years from employer(including paid and unpaid leave)
Life in the uk pass notification letter
Tier 1 extension approval letter
Tier 1 points calculator statement from ukba website
And a covering letter with details regarding my absence from UK
Marriage certificate and invitation for my unpaid leave
Appointment letter

I have also got 5 years p60 , bank statements and payslips if the cw asks for.

I hope the above documents are sufficient for my ILR application
List is fine.
But
1.Why Employer's letter with salary break up?
2.Why cover letter detailing absences?
3. Hope your Salary is more than the sary when your Tier 1 extension was give.
Employer letter as an additional proof for my earnings if bank statement and payslips enough i may not submit it

what I meant was the letter with details regarding my unpaid leave as you advised me

I am getting enough points for the last 12 months earnings.(hope that's what u r asking for)

Thanks Kevin
1. Bank statements and Payslips are enough.Get a letter from Employer that Payslips are authentic.
2.Unpaid absences letter is fine.
3. No! What I meant was your salary over 5 years is it above when the salary when you got your Tier 1. My friend's application was refused because the salary was less.
Actually my salary was a bit low in one year during that period :(
What was your friend's previous visa status was it HSMP + Tier 1 or Tier 1 General for 5 years..

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 6:32 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
List is fine.
But
1.Why Employer's letter with salary break up?
2.Why cover letter detailing absences?
3. Hope your Salary is more than the sary when your Tier 1 extension was give.
Employer letter as an additional proof for my earnings if bank statement and payslips enough i may not submit it

what I meant was the letter with details regarding my unpaid leave as you advised me

I am getting enough points for the last 12 months earnings.(hope that's what u r asking for)

Thanks Kevin
1. Bank statements and Payslips are enough.Get a letter from Employer that Payslips are authentic.
2.Unpaid absences letter is fine.
3. No! What I meant was your salary over 5 years is it above when the salary when you got your Tier 1. My friend's application was refused because the salary was less.
Actually my salary was a bit low in one year during that period :(
What was your friend's previous visa status was it HSMP + Tier 1 or Tier 1 General for 5 years..
Tier General. If you salary is low then don't go to give P60s to CW.If your other documents are very good normally they don't bother.

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 6:44 pm
by prabsays
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:
Employer letter as an additional proof for my earnings if bank statement and payslips enough i may not submit it

what I meant was the letter with details regarding my unpaid leave as you advised me

I am getting enough points for the last 12 months earnings.(hope that's what u r asking for)

Thanks Kevin
1. Bank statements and Payslips are enough.Get a letter from Employer that Payslips are authentic.
2.Unpaid absences letter is fine.
3. No! What I meant was your salary over 5 years is it above when the salary when you got your Tier 1. My friend's application was refused because the salary was less.
Actually my salary was a bit low in one year during that period :(
What was your friend's previous visa status was it HSMP + Tier 1 or Tier 1 General for 5 years..
Tier General. If you salary is low then don't go to give P60s to CW.If your other documents are very good normally they don't bother.
Fingers crossed. I hope for a positive outcome!!!

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 7:13 pm
by Kevin24
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote:
prabsays wrote:
Kevin24 wrote: 1. Bank statements and Payslips are enough.Get a letter from Employer that Payslips are authentic.
2.Unpaid absences letter is fine.
3. No! What I meant was your salary over 5 years is it above when the salary when you got your Tier 1. My friend's application was refused because the salary was less.
Actually my salary was a bit low in one year during that period :(
What was your friend's previous visa status was it HSMP + Tier 1 or Tier 1 General for 5 years..
Tier General. If you salary is low then don't go to give P60s to CW.If your other documents are very good normally they don't bother.
Fingers crossed. I hope for a positive outcome!!!
Don't worry Mate! You will be alright. Good Luck.