Degree taught in English- Bug in new online system

[yaman1203]

I am applying for an ILR and just had one query with the new online system regarding proof of English.

I will be submitting Trinity's results.

My degree was taught in English so, after saying 'Yes' to the question 'Do you have a degree that was taught in English?', I have said 'No' to the question ' 'Does your degree meet English requirement for this visa?'.

Even though in the new online system, I have said that my degree doesn't meet English requirements and entered Trinity's reference, I have been asked to submit NARIC certificate.

What do I do? Shall I select 'no' to the question 'was your degree taught in English?'

[CR001]

If you are using the B1 English test for ILR, Then tick no to the degree question.

[yaman1203]

Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I believe, when I first came to the UK and filled my Tier-2 application, I had selected Yes to the very same question. Should I just select 'No' and say something in the covering letter?

[CULLINAN]

Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I believe, when I first came to the UK and filled my Tier-2 application, I had selected Yes to the very same question. Should I just select 'No' and say something in the covering letter?

Do as CR001 said. If you will select yes to english degree and also yes to english B1 you will confuse the system and checklist will give you inaccurate documents to submit. As CR001 said, if you are relying on B1 just do no to UK Degree.

[yaman1203]

Many thanks!