Naturalisation An 1 application -- but haven't got all my P60's ...! help !

[Terpe]

....... but we see the form asks for P60's for each year been here ....so we have 3 out of 4 P60's and there's one missing from 3 years ago...

It's been some time since I last review Form AN.
Don't recall anything about P60 though.

To save me looking through the whole form can you tell me which section/question asks for P60 ?

It's an odd requirement for proof of residence as it actually doesn't support that.
It's only a record of total pay and deductions made against UK sourced income.

Actually, I receive a P60 at the end of the tax year and I'm not resident in UK

[shalona]

It's been some time since I last review Form AN.
Don't recall anything about P60 though.

To save me looking through the whole form can you tell me which section/question asks for P60 ?

It's an odd requirement for proof of residence as it actually doesn't support that.
It's only a record of total pay and deductions made against UK sourced income.

Actually, I receive a P60 at the end of the tax year and I'm not resident in UK

Hi Terpe!
its section 1.45 to 1.48 ...employment history ...the AN Guide says should produce P60's to prove what you out there ...but dont know how strict that is ..they make it sound that you MUST do it however, i think thye just check ur Nat Ins number anyways .... wouldnt like to fail the AN app on techinicality though ..even though we missing one p60 out of 4

this is what the AN Guide says: "Among the duties and obligations which you are expected to fulfil is payment of income tax and National Insurance contributions. We may ask H.M. Revenue & Customs for confirmation that your tax and National Insurance affairs are in order. When you sign the application form you will be giving your consent for us to approach them.
1.48- 1.50 You must provide details of all your National Insurance contributions made for your current and previous employment during the past 10 years. To support this claim evidence can be in the form of payslips, P60s covering the relevant period, or a letter(s) from the employer(s) confirming you have worked for them, from the start and finish date.
If you do not pay income tax through PAYE you must demonstrate that you have discharged your obligations towards the H.M. Revenue & Customs, by attaching a Self Assessment Statement of Account.
If you do not pay income tax through PAYE you must demonstrate that you have discharged your obligations towards the H.M. Revenue & Customs, by attaching a Self Assessment Statement of Account."

thanks for ur help

[Terpe]

Hi Terpe!
its section 1.45 to 1.48 ...employment history ...the AN Guide says should produce P60's to prove what you out there ...but dont know how strict that is ..they make it sound that you MUST do it however, i think thye just check ur Nat Ins number anyways .... wouldnt like to fail the AN app on techinicality though ..even though we missing one p60 out of 4

this is what the AN Guide says: "Among the duties and obligations which you are expected to fulfil is payment of income tax and National Insurance contributions. We may ask H.M. Revenue & Customs for confirmation that your tax and National Insurance affairs are in order. When you sign the application form you will be giving your consent for us to approach them.
1.48- 1.50 You must provide details of all your National Insurance contributions made for your current and previous employment during the past 10 years. To support this claim evidence can be in the form of payslips, P60s covering the relevant period, or a letter(s) from the employer(s) confirming you have worked for them, from the start and finish date.
If you do not pay income tax through PAYE you must demonstrate that you have discharged your obligations towards the H.M. Revenue & Customs, by attaching a Self Assessment Statement of Account.
If you do not pay income tax through PAYE you must demonstrate that you have discharged your obligations towards the H.M. Revenue & Customs, by attaching a Self Assessment Statement of Account."

thanks for ur help

Ah, that's it then, proof of NI and tax.