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Actual start is...?
Posted on 28/12/2004 12:42 am
Actual start is...?
Hi everyone,
I have one question regarding new law for GC holders - I've already searched through the forum, but I haven't found any similar info. So, we all know that a proud GC holder needs 5 years of employment as a requirement to apply for Niederlassungserlaubnis and unlimited work permit. But, what date is actually taken as a start of this period?
Let me be more specific. I've done some work for a German company from a remote location. They have offered me a permanent position and I arrived in summer 2000. But, all of these documents have totally different dates imprinted (with a span of a few months). So, which date does count as a start date? The starting date from my Arbeitsvertrag, the day I entered the German soil, the date from my first Gehaltsabrechnung (means that I also payed Steuer from that day), the date from my first Arbeitserlaubnis, or some other day?
As I already said, all of these 'amts' finished the documents with different pace, so there is a few months difference between the first document and the last one I obtained. Unfortunately, it seems that my company is heading towards bankruptcy so a few months mean something here.
glide
Member since 27/12/2004
Posted on 28/12/2004 10:44 am
Re: Actual start is...?
Starting date of your visa is the only important date.
DvD
Member since 30/11/2004
Posted on 28/12/2004 11:30 am
Re: Actual start is...?
i think the first issuance date of Aufenthaltserlaubnis should be regarded for the issues...
mk
Member since 22/06/2004