Payslips HELP!!

I was just reading through a different thread where someone mentioned that they submitted online payslips. My husband's job only does electronic payslips as well, so we printed those but we also included a letter from his boss stating how much he makes and all of that. Will that be enough???

Any advice would be appreciated.

I was just reading through a different thread where someone mentioned that they submitted online payslips. My husband's job only does electronic payslips as well, so we printed those but we also included a letter from his boss stating how much he makes and all of that. Will that be enough???

Any advice would be appreciated.

Our company moved to a system of electronic payslips at the start of the year.

I just downloaded the PDFs, and sent them to the lady in HR.  She printed them out, then stamped and signed them and sent them back to me.  I also asked her to put some language in the employment confirmation letter stating that the payslips had been issued by the company.

To be honest, I can't see how the Home Office would necessarily know whether you had printed them out, or whether HR had printed them out and sent them to you.

So, on that basis, I'd say you were fine.  If they suspect the payslips are forgeries, then they can check with HMRC or contact your employer.

 

I was just reading through a different thread where someone mentioned that they submitted online payslips. My husband's job only does electronic payslips as well, so we printed those but we also included a letter from his boss stating how much he makes and all of that. Will that be enough???

Any advice would be appreciated.

This is the guidance.

.(bb) Payslips must be:
(i) original formal payslips issued by the employer and showing the employer’s name; or
(ii) accompanied by a letter from the employer, on the employer’s headed paper and signed by a senior official, confirming the payslips are authentic;

If the rest of your application is perfect, they will probably let it slide. Try not to worry.

  If they suspect the payslips are forgeries, then they can check with HMRC or contact your employer.

 

They could do that but they are under no obligation to do so. The onus is on the applicant to provide the evidence in the correct format.

This is the guidance.

If the rest of your application is perfect, they will probably let it slide. Try not to worry.

Thank you for your quick reply 
Okay, I don't believe there were any other errors in our application. I'll try not to worry about it then. Thank you so much!