I'm starting another thread, so as not to hijack Amhilde's thread or get your post lost where no one sees it.Jone wrote:I had applied for the HSMP on 26 August 2005 and got refusal on 18 August 2005. My case worker awarded me 55 points. Details is as
Education = 15
Experience = 35
Age Under 28 =5
Beside this I claimed points for salary and senior level position. But they awarded me no point.
I have provided three evidences for this purpose.
- Salary Certificate from Employer
- 12 months Salary Slips
- Annual Tax Return for the year 2004
They admitted that you have provided three evidence but they refused that I had not provided the 2005 tax return. In Pakistan Government observes tax year June-July as financial year, and tax return are required to be filed within 3 months of the close of the financial. I have provided the latest salary certificate and employer salary certificate. But caseworker not awarded points. They gave reference to 16/23 of HSMP guidance book. According to this Para I had provided all the related documents. Now I want to submit my appeal. Give me suggestion what I do. Is there any hope from HSMP to give points on this? Waiting for yours suggestions and reply. Moderator also invited on this issue for comments & suggestion.
best regards
RAG Adowalia
When we sent in my husband's HSMP app, it was mid year in our tax year. So I provided the tax statement with proof in income for each month that went with the tax statement. My husband is a self-employed consultant, so we included an invoice for each month, showing hours billed, gross pay and a bank statement, showing the deposit that matched that invoice. For the rest of the income in the newest tax year, I provided an invoice and the corresponding bank statemnt, with the deposit circled.
Then, I made a table. In it, I placed each month's income and the noted the proof included and showed which of those months were on the tax statement and which were in a new tax year with an explanatin of the home country's tax year. I made totals for that income included in the tax statement and a total for income in the new tax year and then added them up to show the total for the 12 previous months. I probably overdid this part, but I figured what the exchange rate was for each month and included a print out of the monthly exchange rates for that time period. So, I calculated the monthly income in £ for the rate that matched that month.
Do you have bank statements showing your monthly deposits from your job? If so, include them for each month and detail everything in a table to show that the income from the tax year continues into the new tax year. I really don't know any other way to show it. Does your company provide some sort of pay slip or document with each payment? Include all those if they do. If they don't, explain how the pay system works at your company, so the caseworker can try to understand it.
I hope that this makes sense.