Things to take to the interview!

I'm going to take my passport and marriage certificate... But, do you think they know what to do about temporary national insurance numbers? Should I print something out to take? How do they get a temporary NIN for you? This hwole process confuses me.

It's TN, then your birthday (day, month, last 2 digits of year), then M or F, depending on whether you are male or female.

I was born on 14 Aug, 1965, so my temp number was TN140865F.

I didn't need to show my NIN till after I was hired, though, so I don't know if you'll need it for an interview. I suppose it doesn't hurt to have it with you.

It's TN, then your birthday (day, month, last 2 digits of year), then M or F, depending on whether you are male or female.
I was born on 14 Aug, 1965, so my temp number was TN140865F.
I didn't need to show my NIN till after I was hired, though, so I don't know if you'll need it for an interview. I suppose it doesn't hurt to have it with you.

Thanks for the info sweetpeach, that will come in handy

you might think about taking the letter you recieved with your visa.  the one that says you can work live etc...

But don't freak out if you didn't get a letter with your visa....not everyone gets one.

But don't freak out if you didn't get a letter with your visa....not everyone gets one.

I have a stamp in my passport.

I have a stamp in my passport.

So does everyone else. lol

So does everyone else. lol

lol I'm sorry I can't help but laugh that you responded to your own post ..silly girl

lol I'm sorry I can't help but laugh that you responded to your own post ..silly girl

lol I realised everyone has a visa, go me.

Well, in general, if you have the letter, taking it is a good idea. Because the stamp  doesn't say that you can work, it just doesn't say that you can't work, so that might be unclear to an employer. I also use the letter because it shows that my FLR gets extended to ILR as long as my husband and I are still married, so the employer doesn't think I can only staying temporarily because my FLR expires in less than 2 years.

Well, in general, if you have the letter, taking it is a good idea. Because the stamp  doesn't say that you can work, it just doesn't say that you can't work, so that might be unclear to an employer. I also use the letter because it shows that my FLR gets extended to ILR as long as my husband and I are still married, so the employer doesn't think I can only staying temporarily because my FLR expires in less than 2 years.

I didn't get a letter, but I'll print off something from the visa website that says what my visa means.