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Not until biometrics were submitted for extension. Variation could have been done earlier (right after submitting biometrics for extension) and as long the decision for ILR was made when she qualifies it would have been granted. So biometrics for ILR could have been submitted when she actually qualified. 45 working days gives good margin for a possible work around.If you applied for your wife's extension in July/Aug 2019, it was possibly granted well before Nov 2019, which would have been the earliest that she was eligible for ILR.
A couple members have reported receiving both fees and IHS refunded after variation.I don't think the IHS would have been refunded
3/4 different sources evenly spread for the last 2 years i.e. every 3/4 months. Ideally in joint names or top up with sole name documents but same address. Could be bills, tenancy agreement, council tax, bank statements etc.
You may want to type in Google "trinity college gese b1 test"Sach100 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 9:55 amHello,
I want to apply for my wife's ILR.
My wife completed her BCom from a college affiliated Bangalore University. I have submitted the following documents to NARIC (https://www.ecctis.com/)
- Marks card (Bangalore University).
- Degree Certificate (Bangalore University).
NARIC is asking for an additional letter from Bangalore University confirming that the college was affiliated with Bangalore University for the tenure of the course. Adding to the complication Bangalore university has changed to Bangalore City University (They were prompt in replying and has confirmed they won't be able to help and contact BU). I have contacted BU but no response (neither via phone nor email)
- Letter to show that the course was taught in English (from the affiliated college)
Now, we are looking at the alternative route of English Language Test
In gov.uk it says
"If you are in the UK
You can only take a SELT with one of the following providers:
- IELTS SELT Consortium
- LanguageCert
- Pearson
I can't figure out which B1 test to take and from where. I would like to appreciate it if someone can help me with this and/or provide some links?
- Trinity College London
Thanks a lot
Kind regards