FayEng wrote:Hi Bayraktar
I dont think they are asking silly questions. The whole idea for me seems that they are checking your English skills and thats why they indulge you in an conversation.
May be I am wrong but this is what I can decipher from the posts on the forum
Fay
It’s NOT about your English skills. It’s about your identity.
If you are who you claim to be on the application, you will answer those questions very confidently and comfortably. If you are not the person on the form and are stealing someone else’s identity, you will fumble and your answers will be incoherent.
I got asked to describe my walk to work from home. The guy didn’t even know the area because I live in York and the interview was in Leeds but he was observing my answer and my behaviour. He would have general conversation with me about all sorts of matter and then suddenly fire 5-6 questions at me in quick succession. Again he just wanted to see if I am who I claim to be, by the way I handle those questions. Is my answer sincere or not.
As far as English skills go, there was another guy waiting who had a certified Punjabi translator with him for his interview. I guess he was somehow exempt from Language Tests for his ILR and Naturalisation applications.