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Only these. Has your spouse the applicant signed?1. Family declaration form
Signed and completed page 1
2. Verification Consent Form
Completed Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3
This is NOT required and is NOT relevant to ILR3. Sponsorship Undertaking Form - SU07
Completed page 1 and 2 and left the page 3 as it is only for official use.
I agree can ignore this item 3 .CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 2:10 pmOnly these. Has your spouse the applicant signed?1. Family declaration form
Signed and completed page 1
2. Verification Consent Form
Completed Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3
Yes it was all signed. 1. Family declaration form --> This I completed and signed.
2. Verification Consent Form
Part 1 --> Signed by Spouse
Part 2 --> Signed by me
Part 3--> Signed by me
This is NOT required and is NOT relevant to ILR3. Sponsorship Undertaking Form - SU07
Completed page 1 and 2 and left the page 3 as it is only for official use.
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... rement.pdfAcademic degree from a non-majority English speaking country
If the degree is from a non-majority English country or from Canada you must check
on the Visa and Nationality statement from Ecctis (formerly UK NARIC), which the
applicant provides as evidence with their application, that the:
• degree is equivalent to a UK bachelor’s level degree or above
• qualification is academic, not technical or professional
• degree was taught in English
You can see an example of a Visa and Nationality statement on the Ecctis website: https://ecctis.com/Documents/Examples/V ... rk%201.pdf
If the Visa and Nationality statement does not confirm that the degree meets all the
requirements, you may contact the applicant and give them an opportunity to contact
Ecctis to obtain a revised statement which confirms the requirements are met. You
do not need to contact the applicant if you are refusing the application on other
grounds.
Ecctis statements must be verified using the customer’s unique reference number (URN) on the Ecctis Online Verification Portal.
You must not accept a UK ENIC Statement of Compatibility as evidence of English ability as this is not confirmed on the statement.
Are you stating that I now should get Visa and Nationality statement from Ecctis?2. What about my UK NARIC statement? Is it still valid?
Yes. All statements issued by UK NARIC remain valid.
Employers, education providers, the Home Office, CSCS schemes are aware of the changes and should not treat UK NARIC statements any differently from those issued by UK ENIC or Ecctis.
The people that receive your statement(s) can check them using the method referenced on the document, if needed.
All documents issued by NARIC remain valid. However, you still need to satisfy the requirement under the Appendix KoLL as I showed you above. This is why Ecctis issues two statements to satisfy the rules. You can see this in the caseworker guide too:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... accessibleEvidence from NARIC
An applicant must provide an AQUALS or a statement of comparability from Ecctis (formerly UK NARIC) confirming the qualification is equivalent to a UK qualification. Where the qualification was obtained in a non-majority English-speaking country, an ELPS or an English language assessment (ELA) is also required.
However, you do not need to see additional confirmation from Ecctis (formerly UK NARIC) where the:
• Home Office have previously accepted a degree qualification as meeting the requirements for an earlier application, and leave was granted
• degree was awarded by a UK university
If the qualification has not previously been used for an immigration application, or the previous application was refused, the applicant must obtain confirmation from Ecctis (formerly UK NARIC) that it meets the relevant criteria.
Isn't that what they are asking you ?? They are being very explicitruthdra wrote: ↑Thu Mar 06, 2025 5:29 pmHi Zimba,
I agree however it appears it will take 21 days to receive the results after taking the test. So looks like it is time consuming given I might not have the luxury of enough time with me to get a date for exam to be booked and wait for 21 days to get results. However I will consider this option as last resort.
Do you think getting a Statement of Comparability would suffice for my situation as it is what the case work is looking for? Given I might get that quicker? I really appreciate your feedback as I am racing with time here. So which is quicker I am thinking to go with that option. Thanks