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Congratulations.VWS wrote:Hi
I have successfully received my extension on Tier 1 50k route.
Correct.VWS wrote: As I got my initial visa in Oct 13, this means I am under transitional arrangements. For the application of ILR, am I right in saying that I can apply in Oct 18 after fulfilling the job creation requirement and clearing LIUK test.
Correct again.VWS wrote: Also for the job creation criteria, I have got 1 full time employee doing 30 hours a week and 1 part time employee doing 25 hours a week and another part time employee who is doing 10 hours a week. As per my understanding of the guidance, I full-fill the job creation criteria if I am able to maintain the 2 part times for a continuous period of 12 months. I completely understand that the full time position has to be maintained as well for 12 months.
Not really. Seems straightforward.VWS wrote:is there any other thing I need to worry about?
VWS wrote:Just need to double check my understanding on the guidance. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Many thanks
Yes, it will be acceptable even if it is not transitional. Of course, you need another PT worker also to make up the full 30 hrs.VWS wrote:
If a part time worker leaves the job and is then replaced by another worker doing the same job role and same part time hours...will this be olryt for the job satisfaction criteria in terms of the continuity of the same role.
For example an employee working 18 hours a week in an admin role leaves job in feb and is replaced by another worker in march under the same job designation doing 20 hours a week.
Will this above scenario be acceptable keeping in mind I am under transitional arrangements.
While it is not explicitly state, from the experience shared in this forum, HO seems to be honoring the pre-2014 guidelines for those who applied pre-2014.VWS wrote:Just confirming as in guidance part time positions has to be maintained for 12 months in order for them to qualify for 1 full job.
Many thanks in advance
You may want to be more precise.VWS wrote:Any luck???
Zimbaaa?
That is fine and I am not taking any offence.VWS wrote:Many thanks for your confirmation
Marcnath... I do respect your opinion and thanked you for your suggestion but I was just asking for any other gurus specially zimba as most people do in this forum.
This does not mean at all that I dont think what you are saying is right or wrong. You are absolutely right in your advice.
Thanks zimba for your affirmation.
Peace ✌
Please read the guidance.sedra wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 4:14 pmHello
I am confused regarding job creation.
I got my initial T1 Entrepreneur Visa in March 2013 and then extended my visa. For ILR am I using the same documents which I used for the visa extension on creation of the two roles (each 12 Months) which I created in the first three years before extension and got point for that and extended my visa. The two employees don't work for us anymore. Or for ILR do I again need two more employees?
I appreciate your advice.
Fill in the application form as it states - start date is the start date of the employee. Nothing to do with extension dateVWS wrote: ↑Wed May 23, 2018 2:48 pmHello fellow members and Gurus!
Hope you are all doing great. Just a quick question while filling up a Set (O) form.
I hired an employee while my application was with HO for extension which has been approved successfully. So on the Set O form where information is required to prove job creation for 24 months, Will I fill in the details for the period when the time starts for job creation counter (after visa extension) or will I fill in the original start date. (the time when I hired an employee while application was with HO)??
I am fully aware that the time period in which application was with HO will not count, which is why I am trying to inquire.
Help is always appreciated.