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Although I am thankful they will grant the 30 months don’t get me wrong others are in much tougher situations, my goodness that is tough given they allow others to fail as many times as they do but they didn’t give me a heads up to submit the test or an opportunity to do so. Thank you bizman for your response.
Right and would this allow access to ILR on the current application - not having to pay an additional £3000?
I agree. I understand one must have the correct documentation and I appreciate the flexibility in the first place. I hoping I can contact them with evidence of registration to sit my LIUK test. Thanks again bizman.bizman wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 5:17 pmI’m actually surprised the CW didn’t ask you to present the the LIUK certificate before decision, the CW is meant to apply flexibility in this regard according to the immigration rule. You can write the CW and point him to the immigration rule and ask that they give you time to do the test. You can do that with the evidence that you have registered for the test. I think they should give you that opportunity.
alanaucoin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 7:37 pmWhen you refer to “immigration rule” what is this?bizman wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 5:17 pmI’m actually surprised the CW didn’t ask you to present the the LIUK certificate before decision, the CW is meant to apply flexibility in this regard according to the immigration rule. You can write the CW and point him to the immigration rule and ask that they give you time to do the test. You can do that with the evidence that you have registered for the test. I think they should give you that opportunity.
I agree. I understand one must have the correct documentation and I appreciate the flexibility in the first place. I hoping I can contact them with evidence of registration to sit my LIUK test. Thanks again bizman.
They could have asked but would have refused anyways once the OP would have told them that he has not taken the Life in UK test. They would not have given extra time for it. The HO asking only would have benefited if OP had forgot to send the certificate by mistake. Given, the OP did not take the LIUK, the decision is correct.alanaucoin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 7:38 pmalanaucoin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 7:37 pmWhen you refer to “immigration rule” what is this?bizman wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 5:17 pmI’m actually surprised the CW didn’t ask you to present the the LIUK certificate before decision, the CW is meant to apply flexibility in this regard according to the immigration rule. You can write the CW and point him to the immigration rule and ask that they give you time to do the test. You can do that with the evidence that you have registered for the test. I think they should give you that opportunity.
I agree. I understand one must have the correct documentation and I appreciate the flexibility in the first place. I hoping I can contact them with evidence of registration to sit my LIUK test. Thanks again bizman.
Many thanks aman90. That is the hope.aman90 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 8:09 pmEvidence flexibility is the discretion of the case worker and only done under specific conditions.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... d-evidence
You admitted on the form you don't have a LIUK cert. and obviously didnt provide it.
You could try taking the test asap and apply for a reconsideration and hope for the best..
Jay222 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 12:38 amI am in exactly the same situation. I had no idea about takjng Liuk test before apolication. J thought yoh needed to take it after so as to get citizenship. I too have been granted 39 moth leave to remain. I want to take Linuk text asap and reapply. However, can I do this or does accepting 30 month lrm mean 10 year route. What is best option please.
Can I ask for time to pass test. I had taken it after applying and only failed by 1 mark.
It seems excessive being put on 10 year route or am I wrong.