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Any reason why you used Residence Permit as identity proof.man_piy wrote:Hi All,
I have a been a regular reader on this forum which I must admit is really helpful.
And now, am in a situation and would like your views. I booked for a Life in UK test for this week using my residence permit as one of the acceptable form of ID. My residence permit is in a form of a sticker on my passpot with all my Tier 1 visa details & my photo. I have only received this form of residence permit back in 2009 and no biometric or any sort of card.
But the test centre refused to accept this a residence permit & was told that it should be in the form of a card or a seperate document or else I wouldnt be allowed to take the test.
After failed attempts to convince them, returned back home and found this definition on their website:
A UK Residence Permit, An Immigration Status Document, endorsed with a UK Residence Permit with a photo of the holder (may be out of date)
Is this something worth taking up with LIUK helpline?
any help is highly appreciated.
regards
Piyush
An Immigration Status Document (ISD) is given to an applicant following the grant of leave where no passport is held, or where it would not be appropriate to endorse a national passport.man_piy wrote:
A UK Residence Permit, An Immigration Status Document, endorsed with a UK Residence Permit with a photo of the holder (may be out of date)