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Thanks for yout response. One more thing I wan to clarify , can I use documents such as :
Definitely yes but on additional info section clarify them that P45/P60 you are not using for meeting the financial requirements.
Perfect Thanks a lot.seagul wrote: ↑Wed Aug 28, 2019 6:33 pmDefinitely yes but on additional info section clarify them that P45/P60 you are not using for meeting the financial requirements.
1. Please keep all your questions about the same application in ONE topic. It isn't necessary to start a new thread with each question.xrootx wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:39 amHi,
I am confused about which test to take , My wife spouse visa is due for extension in Nov-2019. When she applied first time for spouse visa she submitted IELTS Acadamic, which is expired now. So I am not sure shoud she go for CEFR A1 or A2 test. The home office webiste statement is bit confusing for me :
If you want to settle permanently in the UK within 5 years
If you took the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa, you’ll need to take a CEFR A2 test when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
If you did not need to do the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa but you need to do it now, you’ll need to pass it when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
So my wife did not do CEFR A1 when she applied for visa for first time , so does she have to do A1 and A2 both ?
Please help.
Thanks
If your IELTS academic test have UKVI unique number then it will again be accepted despite being expired.xrootx wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:39 amHi,
I am confused about which test to take , My wife spouse visa is due for extension in Nov-2019. When she applied first time for spouse visa she submitted IELTS Acadamic, which is expired now. So I am not sure shoud she go for CEFR A1 or A2 test. The home office webiste statement is bit confusing for me :
If you want to settle permanently in the UK within 5 years
If you took the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa, you’ll need to take a CEFR A2 test when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
If you did not need to do the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa but you need to do it now, you’ll need to pass it when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
So my wife did not do CEFR A1 when she applied for visa for first time , so does she have to do A1 and A2 both ?
Please help.
Thanks
Ok thanks a lotCR001 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:52 am1. Please keep all your questions about the same application in ONE topic. It isn't necessary to start a new thread with each question.xrootx wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:39 amHi,
I am confused about which test to take , My wife spouse visa is due for extension in Nov-2019. When she applied first time for spouse visa she submitted IELTS Acadamic, which is expired now. So I am not sure shoud she go for CEFR A1 or A2 test. The home office webiste statement is bit confusing for me :
If you want to settle permanently in the UK within 5 years
If you took the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa, you’ll need to take a CEFR A2 test when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
If you did not need to do the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa but you need to do it now, you’ll need to pass it when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
So my wife did not do CEFR A1 when she applied for visa for first time , so does she have to do A1 and A2 both ?
Please help.
Thanks
sorry didnt know about this.
2. She needs A2 minimum for an extension. She can also do B1 then she has it for ILR (if the rules don't change).
Yes there is UKVI unique number , that what we use to get spouse visa. so We dont need A2 test in this case? just confirming,seagul wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 2:03 pmIf your IELTS academic test have UKVI unique number then it will again be accepted despite being expired.xrootx wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:39 amHi,
I am confused about which test to take , My wife spouse visa is due for extension in Nov-2019. When she applied first time for spouse visa she submitted IELTS Acadamic, which is expired now. So I am not sure shoud she go for CEFR A1 or A2 test. The home office webiste statement is bit confusing for me :
If you want to settle permanently in the UK within 5 years
If you took the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa, you’ll need to take a CEFR A2 test when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
If you did not need to do the CEFR A1 when you first applied for your visa but you need to do it now, you’ll need to pass it when you apply to stay after 2.5 years.
So my wife did not do CEFR A1 when she applied for visa for first time , so does she have to do A1 and A2 both ?
Please help.
Thanks
https://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/ta ... ukvi/scorePlease note that both General and Academic Training modules are accepted. The CEFR requirement for each skill must be met.
IELTS for UKVI can be used where IELTS Life Skills is used; test takers would need to get 4.0 or above in Speaking and Listening (scores for Reading and Writing will be ignored).
Thats great , Just to clearify do I have to get no objection letter from landlaor.geoeng wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 8:11 amProvided you still live there, the tenancy agreement you have is fine. Your pieces of correspondence should be sufficient proof you still live there. I was in the same situation and had no issues with this. The tenancy agreement hasn't really expired assuming it states that following the initial 6 month period continued tenancy is permitted under the same (or other specified) conditions.
If your name is included on the tenancy agreement, then you would not need this as this in itself is providing permission to stay. If your name is not on the tenancy agreement, then you would need it.
This confirmation letter should be from landlord or from me ? also please let me know whoat should I mention in the letter.
With whoever you had signed the contract and paying the rent to. The letter should just clarify that the contract is now on rolling basis.
Ok thanks a lotseagul wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 5:49 pmWith whoever you had signed the contract and paying the rent to. The letter should just clarify that the contract is now on rolling basis.