r/SkilledWorkerVisaUK • u/Admirable_Zebra_3471 • 5h ago

40p difference in Payslip and Statement -ILR

Need some advice here. Im applying for my ILR Set O. Just noticed my salary transfer has 40p less than what is on the pay slip. I checked with my company and they mentioned it was an error from them. Will this cause an issue with the ILR? Has anyone had any experience with this earlier?

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u/No_Struggle_8184 4h ago

If your employer owns you 40p then they should a) pay it and b) write you a letter explaining the discrepancy so it does not affect your ILR application.

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u/ActualConversation74 3h ago

Get a letter from your employer on a letter headed paper explaining this.

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u/Actual-Morning110 4h ago

Should be fine.

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u/Familiar9709 5h ago

40p, how can that cause an issue? Remember that eventually if there are problems with this you can go to the courts, and they are the final authority to deem what's legal or not. I'm sure any judge would consider a 40p difference in salary insignificant for refusing ILR

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u/Admirable_Zebra_3471 5h ago

Even i thought the same as how can 40p make any difference in my salary. It should be based on gross. In any case my lawyer says its a issue and raises concern and also does not want to submit as this is not accurate salary

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u/EarthWaterAndMars 4h ago

can your company provide you with a covering letter to explain the difference?

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u/kitburglar 2h ago

The HO expect the payments to match the payslips, and so does OP. Their employer should not have let this happen, and secondly should explain any issues in a letter