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AntoTony

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I got my application almost completed and I'm getting ready to mail it in a next couple of days.
One thing I am having second thoughts about is should I send in my payslips along with reference letter ,T4 and notice of assessment.
Reason I am thinking about sending them is because my tax papers are for last 2 months of 2012 and I am yet to do tax for 2013.
I know that extra proof doesn't hurt but it's gonna be like 30 more sheets, is it really necessary ??
 
I would suggest 2 options, 1) attach the pay slips to be safe as your most recent tax info is for 2 months only, or 2) wait for another couple of weeks when get 2013 tax papers and then submit.
 
AntoTony said:
I got my application almost completed and I'm getting ready to mail it in a next couple of days.
One thing I am having second thoughts about is should I send in my payslips along with reference letter ,T4 and notice of assessment.
Reason I am thinking about sending them is because my tax papers are for last 2 months of 2012 and I am yet to do tax for 2013.
I know that extra proof doesn't hurt but it's gonna be like 30 more sheets, is it really necessary ??
In forms they say pay slips are optional. Dont send it if ur sending T4 and NOA...Some time it add confusion and end up having unecessary delay in application. One of member of this forum is facing the same problem..just supply the documents later
 
gladaki said:
In forms they say pay slips are optional. Dont send it if ur sending T4 and NOA...Some time it add confusion and end up having unecessary delay in application. One of member of this forum is facing the same problem..

Well I agree that pay slip is optional, but his tax paper is for 2 months only, it would no harm to attach prob not all, but the latest pay slip showing the earnings year to date to justify.
 
gladaki said:
In forms they say pay slips are optional. Dont send it if ur sending T4 and NOA...Some time it add confusion and end up having unecessary delay in application. One of member of this forum is facing the same problem..just supply the documents later
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Hi Gladaki, can you please attach the link you are referring above , just want to see what the other member issue is.
 
thats exactly what i did XD
i included the copy of every single pay cheque i had in 2012
and as soon as i had my NOA for 2012, i emailed CPP-O and had it added to my file :)
 
HY325 said:
thats exactly what i did XD
i included the copy of every single pay cheque i had in 2012
and as soon as i had my NOA for 2012, i emailed CPP-O and had it added to my file :)
That's exactly what I'm gonna do, I can hardly imagine someone being confused by having to deal with some additional documents proving that I did work for the period of time which is not shown on my latest T4 slip.
Thank you guys for replying!
 
If your paystubs show CUMULATIVE information, the last one of the year is sufficient (it will show pretty much the same info as a T4).

I would personally be annoyed by the wastefulness of an unnecessary extra 30 pages.

It is possible to provide too much information. Some applicants have messed up by providing all their paystubs, which contradicted information in their letters of employment, leading to refusal.
 
jes_ON said:
If your paystubs show CUMULATIVE information, the last one of the year is sufficient (it will show pretty much the same info as a T4).

I would personally be annoyed by the wastefulness of an unnecessary extra 30 pages.

It is possible to provide too much information. Some applicants have messed up by providing all their paystubs, which contradicted information in their letters of employment, leading to refusal.

His concern is that the tax paper in 2012 is for 2 months only, in this case I believe the payslip will help to justify the one year working experieince as supplement to the employer letter.

But JES_ON is right, you don't need to send all, but last/most recent payslip showing the year to date total will work. Also, the other memebers as I can see to mess up due to sending payslips is because their actual pay is not consistent with employer letter given other benefits etc. so you need to make sure it is consistent and no discrepancies.
 
GHD1213 said:
His concern is that the tax paper in 2012 is for 2 months only, in this case I believe the payslip will help to justify the one year working experieince as supplement to the employer letter.

But JES_ON is right, you don't need to send all, but last/most recent payslip showing the year to date total will work. Also, the other memebers as I can see to mess up due to sending payslips is because their actual pay is not consistent with employer letter given other benefits etc. so you need to make sure it is consistent and no discrepancies.
I second that
 
I've been working for only one company and my payslips are matching with dates and hours mentioned in my ref letter.
There should be no confusion about that, I am only concerned If I send one payslip even if it has YTD hours someone might not take it into consideration as a proof.