I was on Tier 2 General Visa in my first employment and my minimum required salary was £25000. I was paid the equivalent amount per month, which equates to the £20k threshold. I received my ILR last year and preparing for my Naturalization application now. Recently I have got my employment history from HMRC for last 10 years because this is needed to be included in the application. In the information I can see that for one year my income is filed as £24955 which is £45 less than the required minimum salary. I dont know why the accountant has filed this figure even though I was paid an gross each month which equates t o required £25000.
Another issue is when I left that employer and moved to a new company, my last working day was 15/04/2014 and this was communicated to HO through Sponsor Management System by the employer but in the HMRC history it shows my employment ended on 31/03/2014. My tax payment for that year also shows I was paid until end of March instead of until 15/04/2014. I never took my P45 from the employer after leaving the company and, that is why I was not aware of this mismatch until now.
I am worried if these mismatch could effect my application because the information in HO and HMRC do not match and what do you suggest to fix these issues? Can the employer contact the HMRC to fix these? The records are from 2012 and 2014, and don't know how easy it is going to be to fix the issue on HMRC system.
Will l have to wait until these records are beyond 10 years and apply when all clean. Then I will have to wait another 6 years before I apply for Naturalization.
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