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If you made ILR application after 28th of Oct 2013 then you must have met KoLL already. Jdv8 wrote:Hello all,
I am applying for citizenship in May 2015 after completing one year of ILR which was granted in May 2014.
My questions is that, do I need to prove my english language skills by taking the ESOL test or I have already done so by:
-"✔ I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013 (copied from Form AN)
I have tried to search a similar post but couldn't find it. Apologies if this has been discussed before.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Thanks AKhurshid.Thats good to know.akhurshid wrote:If you made ILR application after 28th of Oct 2013 then you must have met KoLL already. Jdv8 wrote:Hello all,
I am applying for citizenship in May 2015 after completing one year of ILR which was granted in May 2014.
My questions is that, do I need to prove my english language skills by taking the ESOL test or I have already done so by:
-"✔ I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013 (copied from Form AN)
I have tried to search a similar post but couldn't find it. Apologies if this has been discussed before.
Thanks a lot in advance.
When exactly did you make your ILR application?dv8 wrote:Thanks AKhurshid.Thats good to know.akhurshid wrote:If you made ILR application after 28th of Oct 2013 then you must have met KoLL already. Jdv8 wrote:Hello all,
I am applying for citizenship in May 2015 after completing one year of ILR which was granted in May 2014.
My questions is that, do I need to prove my english language skills by taking the ESOL test or I have already done so by:
-"✔ I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013 (copied from Form AN)
I have tried to search a similar post but couldn't find it. Apologies if this has been discussed before.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Yes, I got my ILR in May 2014 but did not have to prove my English language skills. I have only taken the Life in the UK test and that is it.
I ticked the box which said that I have proven my english language skills in my original Tier 1 applicationCR001 wrote:What did you use to satisfy the English requirement (this is different to LIUK) when you applied for ILR in May 2014?
Yes, the LIUK pass certificate is required but according to Guide AN and Form AN the there is no proof required if you tick the :CR001 wrote:You will need to submit some sort of proof for citizenship as well as your LIUK pass certificate.
That is only the case if you have actually provided the proof before.dv8 wrote:I called the HO and they said I dont need to provide any proof of language if I tick the 'qualified on or after Oct 2013 box
akhurshid wrote:That is only the case if you have actually provided the proof before.dv8 wrote:I called the HO and they said I dont need to provide any proof of language if I tick the 'qualified on or after Oct 2013 box
What proof did you provide with your TIER 1 application? How did you meet the language requirements then?
Thanks for the advice but I did'nt provide any english language certificate as mentioned in my post above. Will they check for the documentary evidence of the english language test or because I have applied and have been granted ILR after OCT 14 they will not need any proof at this stage.toby303 wrote:Hi there,
Once you have provided evidence of knowledge of language and life in the UK at ILR stage, you would not need to provide any further proof at Citizenship stage as the information provided earlier on will be relied upon, better still, follow the requirement on AN form and just provide the evidences you have used previously during your application for ILR, that includes your life in the UK Test result/ceritifacte and the English certificate used at the time, irrespectivce or regardless of its expiry.
I think this suffices for your query.
All the best!
Thanks for the advice but I did'nt provide any english language certificate as mentioned in my post above. Will they check for the documentary evidence of the english language test or because I have applied and have been granted ILR after OCT 14 they will not need any proof at this stage.toby303 wrote:Hi there,
Once you have provided evidence of knowledge of language and life in the UK at ILR stage, you would not need to provide any further proof at Citizenship stage as the information provided earlier on will be relied upon, better still, follow the requirement on AN form and just provide the evidences you have used previously during your application for ILR, that includes your life in the UK Test result/ceritifacte and the English certificate used at the time, irrespectivce or regardless of its expiry.
I think this suffices for your query.
All the best!
Dv8 - did you get this answer?dv8 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:23 pmYes, the LIUK pass certificate is required but according to Guide AN and Form AN the there is no proof required if you tick the :CR001 wrote:You will need to submit some sort of proof for citizenship as well as your LIUK pass certificate.
✔ I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013
Is it a good idea to call the Home Office with this query?
Kindly refrain from digging up topics that are more than 2.5 years old.familysweetmemory wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2017 9:16 pmDv8 - did you get this answer?dv8 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:23 pmYes, the LIUK pass certificate is required but according to Guide AN and Form AN the there is no proof required if you tick the :CR001 wrote:You will need to submit some sort of proof for citizenship as well as your LIUK pass certificate.
✔ I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013
Is it a good idea to call the Home Office with this query?