Bobjon

I work at an education consultant company and my wages are paid via cash every month I also get payslips as well and all the tax and everything gets taken off as well but I'm worried the home office will not accept this because it's being paid via cash. Will this be a problem?

Tchipy

The home office doesn't want to see your cash but payslips and corresponding bank statements

j4v3d

Payslips & bank statements is all they want to see. If you meet the financial requirements then submit the payslips and bank statements.

If bank statements are printed and are not the originals sent from head office, make sure they're stamped. Every page. 👍

Bobjon

aha, that's great thank you. It all makes sense.

j4v3d

Good luck

SanDiegogirl

Note: the amount of cash you deposit must correspond with the net amount earned as shown on your payslip.

If you deposit less than the payslip amount, its the deposited amount which will be taken to show whether or not you meet the financial requirements, NOT the amount shown on your payslip.

Bobjon

that's fine I deposit it the exact amount every month anyway so its fine.

j4v3d

That's good don't end up going on a crazy spending spree on pay day! Deposit it in the bank as soon you get the cash in hand.