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Dear immigration experts,
I passed my life in UK test on 9 July 2015. Subsequently, I applied and received my ILR on 25-08-2015 based on this result. I remember that we had to enclose 'life in UK' pass certificate with ILR application back then (unlike now, we can provide URN).
I am now making an application for British passport but unfortunately I lost my 'life in UK' pass certificate. I called 'life in UK' support at 02039911993 and they advised that my result is too old and not retained on their system. I was then advised to apply without 'life in UK' test result but rather attach a cover letter with my British passport application mentioning that I had passed my 'life in UK' on 9 July 2015 and received my ILR on 25-08-2015 based on this result. Home office may be retaining my results and its logical that I could only have received ILR after passing 'life in UK' test. Do you think if this is feasible? Or shall I just retake 'life in UK' test?
Just to add I was originally on Tier 1 general visa and received my ILR with 5 year route.

Thanks,
Faiz

Note that Naturalisation and British passport applications are different.

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Apologies, I meant Naturalisation OR citizenship after having indefinite leave to remain or 'settled status'. I have corrected the subject line

fanaqvi wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 28, 2023 2:36 pm

Apologies, I meant Naturalisation OR citizenship after having indefinite leave to remain or 'settled status'. I have corrected the subject line

To avoid all unnecessary complications. just redo the test and get on with it.