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Yes, you are pre-April 2014. The transitional rules are applied based on the date of application, not when it is granted, when you entered or when you got your BRP.
Correct.
This is a bit of a grey area, but I think it will be a problem.Mak9878 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:03 am
But my 2 full time employees have started working since last grant of visa as 2 part time.
My questions are from seniors gurus:
1) So does it make any problem if I show continuous 24 months of 2 part time (20hrs per week) employment from last grant of visa (1st week of June 2017 till end of May 2019) in light of new policies effective from 11-Jan-2018 and coming up policies in March-2019?
No
No
Thanks Marcnath for your prompt reply.marcnath wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 1:40 pmYes, you are pre-April 2014. The transitional rules are applied based on the date of application, not when it is granted, when you entered or when you got your BRP.
Correct.
This is a bit of a grey area, but I think it will be a problem.Mak9878 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:03 am
But my 2 full time employees have started working since last grant of visa as 2 part time.
My questions are from seniors gurus:
1) So does it make any problem if I show continuous 24 months of 2 part time (20hrs per week) employment from last grant of visa (1st week of June 2017 till end of May 2019) in light of new policies effective from 11-Jan-2018 and coming up policies in March-2019?
Since you will no longer be able to rely on the transitional arrangements, you need 2 FT equivalent jobs, each lasting for 12 months.
You can use PT jobs to make up 1 FT equivalent, but each part time job should last 12 months also.
So, my interpretation is that if you have two jobs of 24 months, it will only count as 1 FT equivalent job. Which means you will be short of 1 job.
No
No
It is good that you are already starting to think about this.
Since you qualify for your ILR in March 2019, you should try and apply before April 2019 to benefit from the transitional arrangements. If your two employees go full time for a couple of months, you will possibly meet the Job creation requirement by April.
That is a tough one to answer.Mak9878 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 4:05 pm
Thanks Marcnath for your prompt reply.
But i dont need transitional arrangement because my both part time workers have different job.
If one part time worker works x 24 month is counted 1 full time job, isn't it?
So in the same way my two part time worker have different job title and hopefully they will work till 24 months. Will not that be counted two full time jobs?
Waiting for your reply anxiously on that?
Under transitional rules, you are ok. And the case you quoted from the solicitor would have been under pre-April 2014 rules also.Mak9878 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 10:57 amThanks Marcnath for ur prompt reply and appreciate that.
But i u look into the the rule u have mentioned.
2xpart time with different job title work atleast 12 months are equivalent to 1 full time job.
If those same employees work atleast 12 month more..that should be counted 2nd job.
Same as 1 full time worker working 24 months create 2 jobs.
My solicitor has managed to get ILR on 3xpart time (20 hrs) workers continuosly for 12 months on transitional rule by meeting 3120 hours in past.
What do u think about this?
Would appreciate reply from other seniors likes of zimba and successful applicants on same scenerio
Waiting for your reply anxiously. Thanks
Thanks Marcnath for your reply. I m thinking to put someone full time now and combine 2 existing part time jobs for previous 12 month (ilr due march 2019)marcnath wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 1:44 pm
Under transitional rules, you are ok. And the case you quoted from the solicitor would have been under pre-April 2014 rules also.
But Transitional rules end April 2019, which is why I mentioned you should try to apply before that.
"Same as 1 full time worker working 24 months create 2 jobs." ==> This was only valid under the old rules, not for post April 2014. Post April 2014, one job of 24 months is only 1 Job, not 2.
Note that I changed your "worker" to job.
You might be able to claim that the same worker did one job (e.g. admin manager) for 12 months and a second job ( e.g. marketing manager) for the remaining 12 months. Strictly, as per immigration rules, you would have created two jobs - but I suspect HO will not easily accept that argument.
Hi Marcnath,marcnath wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 1:44 pmUnder transitional rules, you are ok. And the case you quoted from the solicitor would have been under pre-April 2014 rules also.Mak9878 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 10:57 amThanks Marcnath for ur prompt reply and appreciate that.
But i u look into the the rule u have mentioned.
2xpart time with different job title work atleast 12 months are equivalent to 1 full time job.
If those same employees work atleast 12 month more..that should be counted 2nd job.
Same as 1 full time worker working 24 months create 2 jobs.
My solicitor has managed to get ILR on 3xpart time (20 hrs) workers continuosly for 12 months on transitional rule by meeting 3120 hours in past.
What do u think about this?
Would appreciate reply from other seniors likes of zimba and successful applicants on same scenerio
Waiting for your reply anxiously. Thanks
But Transitional rules end April 2019, which is why I mentioned you should try to apply before that.
"Same as 1 full time worker working 24 months create 2 jobs." ==> This was only valid under the old rules, not for post April 2014. Post April 2014, one job of 24 months is only 1 Job, not 2.
Note that I changed your "worker" to job.
You might be able to claim that the same worker did one job (e.g. admin manager) for 12 months and a second job ( e.g. marketing manager) for the remaining 12 months. Strictly, as per immigration rules, you would have created two jobs - but I suspect HO will not easily accept that argument.
There is no "continuous leave" for deciding the maintenance funds, so the answer is no.
Hi Marcnath,
Thanks for your reply dear. I m submitting following documents on below link. If anything u find missing let me know plz..
There is no need to show net creation of jobs if it is a new business. i.e. you did not join an existing businessMak9878 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 11, 2018 7:10 pmHi Marcnath,
Hope you are at best of your health. I have got an issue regarding employment creation as follows:
In 2nd extension i had shown 2 full time employees 30hrs each and got extension as you remember.
Later one after other, both employee went part time 20 hours per week. And after completing 13 and 14 months respectively by each employee after extension approval.
Now both part time have left. After one after other.
I belive i have created one job by combining both part timers.business
Now i have just one full time employee working since April 2018 which will complete 52 weeks (12 months) in end of March 2019.
Now my question is that I have not been able to show net job creation as per guidance (increase in job from 2 to 5 jobs etc)? Will it matter?
Waiting for your reply anxiously.
Thanks
There is no requirement to submit investment evidence/documents or accounts, etc. for your ILR. How would CW know these details ?Mak9878 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 7:16 pmHi Marcnath, zimba and other modertors.
Hope you all are well. I am again stuck in big problem regarding accounts.
I have got serious emergency backhome and I have to withdraw atleast 50% of director loan amount (given to company) back to my personal account in series of installment. As i believe which goes against the director loan agreement submitted during extension to HO which specify the loan is given for 7 years and will be repayable after 9yrs.
Apart from that, slaes wise this 2017-18 period was not so good which has already led to loss of 17k including the previous some uncollectible debtors amount from 2016-17.
Can I change director loan agreement? Before 5 yrs completion which will happen in March 2019.
If in case if have to do repay director loan to me, my balance sheet will show less amount of director loan under "creditors amount falling more than one year" than previous extension accounts submitted.
All valuable suggestion regarding the matter will be much appreciated?
Thanks for your time and considerations.
Thanks Marcnath for your prompt reply in the matter.marcnath wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 9:45 pmThere is no requirement to submit investment evidence/documents or accounts, etc. for your ILR. How would CW know these details ?Mak9878 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 7:16 pmHi Marcnath, zimba and other modertors.
Hope you all are well. I am again stuck in big problem regarding accounts.
I have got serious emergency backhome and I have to withdraw atleast 50% of director loan amount (given to company) back to my personal account in series of installment. As i believe which goes against the director loan agreement submitted during extension to HO which specify the loan is given for 7 years and will be repayable after 9yrs.
Apart from that, slaes wise this 2017-18 period was not so good which has already led to loss of 17k including the previous some uncollectible debtors amount from 2016-17.
Can I change director loan agreement? Before 5 yrs completion which will happen in March 2019.
If in case if have to do repay director loan to me, my balance sheet will show less amount of director loan under "creditors amount falling more than one year" than previous extension accounts submitted.
All valuable suggestion regarding the matter will be much appreciated?
Thanks for your time and considerations.
In any case, nothing in the immigration rules prevents you from withdrawing any or all of the Director's loan. So, that cannot be a reason for refusal.