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Tier1(G) - ILR - Some questions- Help please

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 12:19 pm
by tulipz
Hi all,
My husband moved to UK on 20 June 2009 on Tier1(G) via an assignment through his employer in India(Say company A). In 2010, he was given a permanent position in UK office (of company A). He moved jobs in 2011 and took up a perm position with another company (say company B) and he is still working there. Through these 5 yrs, we travelled abroad only on holidays to visit family in India and to some places in Europe (no business travel) . All this was in paid vacation time. Total absense is less than 180 days.

I joined him in Sept 2009. I've been working on and off.

Can the wise people here please help answer my questions and validate my assumptions?

1. My husband and I can apply for ILR anytime after 20 June 2014 - Is this correct?

2. Do we need to get a letter from his employers (especially employer A) validating his paid leave for holidays? Are payslips enough to show that there are no salary deductions - hence the travel was in paid vacation time?

Re: Tier1(G) - ILR - Some questions- Help please

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 2:16 pm
by tulipz
Anyone ? ??

Re: Tier1(G) - ILR - Some questions- Help please

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 2:38 pm
by Macro_Run
You people are eligible to apply within 28 days before 20 June 2009.
It would be nice if you get a letter which specifying the paid holidays from previous employer rather than showing payslips.
Make sure rest of others documents as well.

Re: Tier1(G) - ILR - Some questions- Help please

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 2:40 pm
by Macro_Run
Sorry, within 28 days before 20 June 2014.

Re: Tier1(G) - ILR - Some questions- Help please

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 2:52 pm
by tulipz
Thank you Macro_run.

Is it a must ? Looks like it will be a BIG pain getting a letter about paid holidays from employer A.

Employer B - no problem. THis will cover our stay from Aug 2011 until now.

Re: Tier1(G) - ILR - Some questions- Help please

Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 3:06 pm
by Macro_Run
Just specify your previous employer paid holidays (like tabular column ) in a covering letter and attach your e-tickets.