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Hi All

Could someone please guide me through the ILR process for Tier 2 General Dependent. (She is my dependent but i now hold British Citizenship)

Appreciate if someone point to the right direction.
Thanks
A.

Hi,

I am applying for my mrs ILR - I believe below two are the main requirements:

1- LIUK (already taken)
2- Proof of English language (I am not sure which exam she need to take, please help)

is there anything else we should be considering?

Thank you
A.

Proof of cohabitaion

Prove English: https://www.gov.uk/english-language/app ... ifications

Zimba wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 16, 2022 1:54 am

Proof of cohabitaion

Which document are required to the proof of Cohabitation? and for how long i need to go back?

Thanks,

Any document can be used, the last two years, 6 pieces of documents

Hi All,

could someone please confirm me that the format of B1 exam is different depending on the test provider selected?

I am bit confused - i booked exam with langaueCert and it seems that the format of exam here is bit different than my mrs was prepping - please guide

Thanks,

Al33 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:59 am

Hi All,

could someone please confirm me that the format of B1 exam is different depending on the test provider selected?

I am bit confused - i booked exam with langaueCert and it seems that the format of exam here is bit different than my mrs was prepping - please guide

Thanks,

That's a difficult confirmation to make. I guess most people only use 1 provider and not try/test different ones. However, make sure that the one you booked is on the list of government approved ones. Make sure you pick B1.
The exam is gives a few topics and asks you to pick one for yourself to discuss. Probably takes 30 mins in all.

Good luck

Al33 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:59 am

Hi All,

could someone please confirm me that the format of B1 exam is different depending on the test provider selected?

I am bit confused - i booked exam with langaueCert and it seems that the format of exam here is bit different than my mrs was prepping - please guide

Thanks,

There is no such thing as B1 exam. English level B1 is the third level of English in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), a definition of different language levels written by the Council of Europe.

There are several different approved test providers. When you sit for any of the tests, the test provider will assess your level of English based on CEFR and determines your level of English proficiency. B1 is the minimum level you need to achieve in an English test for ILR.

You are free to choose any of the approved tests (SELT, langaueCert, etc)

https://www.efset.org/cefr/b1/