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ILR success croydon 23/03/12

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ILR success croydon 23/03/12

Post by rajesh321 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 5:45 pm

I and my wife were granted ILR today at croydon.

It was tiring and stressful wait of 6 hours at peo but finally got results we wanted.

I applied on the basis of WP + Tier 1

Surprise thing caseworker told me that I should claim same points as in Tier 1 application even if it is above 75( in my case it was 85).

I just made into same earning band by difference of £50, she told me that had I fallen in one band below she would have refused application even total points were going to 80. This was not expected but feel lucky now.

Thanks everyone who gave me helpful answers.

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Re: ILR success croydon 23/03/12

Post by pkumar » Fri Mar 23, 2012 8:17 pm

So what is the REAL RULE?
And how do we calculate point? using point calculator?

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Mixed response

Post by rajesh321 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 8:43 pm

Guidence rules clearly says that you should be able to score 75 from relevant table but I remember another applicant also shared same experience on this forum almost month ago.
I think it's really confusing and unfortunately depends on caseworker.

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Post by mkashifanwar » Fri Mar 23, 2012 8:57 pm

Hi Rajesh

I've appointmet on 4 April with the same case (wp + tier1) - can you please let me know which documents did you submit for WP period ??

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Post by rajesh321 » Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:10 am

mkashifanwar wrote:Hi Rajesh

I've appointmet on 4 April with the same case (wp + tier1) - can you please let me know which documents did you submit for WP period ??

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Employer leter(I was with same employer for 5 years)
12 months pay slip
5 P60
HMRC employment document covering 5 years
Birth and marriage certificate
12 months bank statements
Absence sheet(downloaded from this forum)
Spouse 24 months bank statements, last 3 yeas council letters and other letter to prove her 2 years with me
Mortgage documents

I had more documents like older pay slips etc in my other file but she did not ask for any

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Documents

Post by rajesh321 » Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:20 am

Also submitted

Life in Uk test for myself and wife
Work permit documents and visa letters from home office

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Post by majic » Sun Mar 25, 2012 10:54 am

Rajesh,

What do mean by "HMRC Documentation". Is it becuase you have been a contractor?

Thanks,

majic

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Post by rshelar » Sun Mar 25, 2012 11:26 am

Can someone really confirm the rule regarding the same amount of points?


If I have to claim the same amount of points I will have to wait 12 months and show that many payslips.

If I dont have to claim exact same points as last time then I can apply much earlier.

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Hmrc

Post by rajesh321 » Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:39 pm

majic wrote:Rajesh,

What do mean by "HMRC Documentation". Is it becuase you have been a contractor?

Thanks,

majic
It is employment history document which is available on request from HMRC for required period. It is beneficial if P60 is missing otherwise not needed. See sticky post about missing P60

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Croydon

Post by rajesh321 » Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:43 pm

rshelar wrote:Can someone really confirm the rule regarding the same amount of points?


If I have to claim the same amount of points I will have to wait 12 months and show that many payslips.

If I dont have to claim exact same points as last time then I can apply much earlier.
I believe this case was only reported with couple of applications( this is what i think from forum) at croydon. Avoid it if you can, just thought

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Re: Croydon

Post by pkumar » Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:43 pm

Quick one .... is the 12 months from last 15 months still valid? ... which means I can be unemployed while applying for ILR as long as I am able to meet point system for 12 (or less) months from last 15 months? ....

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