[man_piy]

Hi All,

I receive all my payslips through our company accountants in a format ,image of which is attached. It comes as a 1/3 size of A4 paper and is black n white as it comes from a b/w printer or xeroxed.

I would really appreciate if anyone with their past experiences or knowledge of the subject can advise me if these could be used as formal payslips ? or do i still need a stamp/signature of my employer? I will be sending my 12 month bank statements for cross - reference anyways. Getting it stamped/signed from employer could be problem as they might not co-operate with my request. or is it advisable to get them from some other online proffessional companies who issue formal payslips with some charges?

if any advice could be given in this regards, i would be really thankful.


regards


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[nitintanwar]

I have exactly the same issue with my payslips.

Can anyone help please?

[Lasha]

It's ok, just have it stamped with any stamp in the company and let anyone sign it. You don't really need any big boss to sort that out. I just went to the company's mail room/ receptionist and stamped my payslips and got my colleague to sign it. afterall, it's my real payslips.

nitintanwar, on Jul 19 2009, 01:45 PM, said:

I have exactly the same issue with my payslips.

Can anyone help please?

This post has been edited by Lasha: 22 July 2009 - 10:10 AM