Hi all, I'm finally almost done collecting all the stuff I need for citizenship (and my LIUK test is tomorrow). At the end of the citizenship form section 4 says that I need to prove my permanent residence (using treaty rights as I'm European) by providing a PR card (that I don't have and I'm not pl...
Hi, I'm planning on submitting my citizenship application in a week or so. I've got a letter from my current employer certifying that I've worked there for the last 7 years. This letter mentions that my emplyment will terminate next month (i.e. after I've submitted the application). In the form I've...
I called the British Council and they told me that, from their point of view, my certificate is expired, so they are not able to give me a fixed one. I went to the only local school that accepts people not attending their schools for tests and they told me they that refuse to allow people to take te...
I dont know if you can get it corrected or not but why over complicate things when you can take the english test again with next to no effort - for example the Trinity test which takes less than 10 minutes. It does cost around £150 but compared to the thousands we all spend over the years on visa a...
Suppose I can get the Biritsh Council to fix the mistake on my certificate (I will try emailing them). Would that certificate be valid? I don't understand this part from the guide: We will accept the following qualifications: Qualifications in English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) at Entry ...
Hi all, I've searched both here and on other websites but I couldn't find an answer to my problem. I've also emailed the appropriate addressed for the home office but I haven't got an answer yet. In 2007 I took a IELTS academic that I passed with 7.5. My understanding is that: IELTS (academic or gen...
