ILR wrong address on payslips

Hello! Long time no post from me 

I am in the process of starting to get all my documents together for my ILR(M) application later this year, and I noticed that my company's payroll never updated my address on my payslips after I moved. So my January payslip has my old address on it, and that's one of the first payslips I'd be using for my ILR(M) application later this year.

I have emailed my HR person to see if they could just reissue the payslip (just the paper part) with the correct address on it as I did update everything on my end shortly after I moved.

But if they aren't able to, for whatever reason, would it be okay to use the payslip with the old address on it? I will include in my letter from my employer later this year that there was a mix-up with payroll and that's why the old address was still used. Just a bit concerned that I could have my next visa rejected because of a payroll/address mishap 

Hello! Long time no post from me 

I am in the process of starting to get all my documents together for my ILR(M) application later this year, and I noticed that my company's payroll never updated my address on my payslips after I moved. So my January payslip has my old address on it, and that's one of the first payslips I'd be using for my ILR(M) application later this year.

I have emailed my HR person to see if they could just reissue the payslip (just the paper part) with the correct address on it as I did update everything on my end shortly after I moved.

But if they aren't able to, for whatever reason, would it be okay to use the payslip with the old address on it? I will include in my letter from my employer later this year that there was a mix-up with payroll and that's why the old address was still used. Just a bit concerned that I could have my next visa rejected because of a payroll/address mishap 

Yes, just explain, it'll be fine.

And when you get to that stage, the application is known as SET(M), so don't worry when you can't find ILR(M).

Yes, just explain, it'll be fine.

And when you get to that stage, the application is known as SET(M), so don't worry when you can't find ILR(M).

thank you! I just went in a brain death spiral of 'welp gunna get kicked out of the country now'

And cheers! That would explain why my googles have been mostly fruitless