ESOL is no longer accepted. They will have to do one of the approved HO tests on the HO approved test provider list. LIUK and English B1 required for ALL applicants over 18 years of age. There is no exemption for citizenship unless an applicant is under 18 years of age or over 65 years of age. GCSE...
All three children got Passed Level 3 English in GCSE in UK schools and speak fluent English. Makes no difference. They must have a test from an HO approved test provider AND LIUK if they are over 18 years of age. Sir which one is easy to pass LIUK or English B1 for Husband and wife. You have to do...
All three children got Passed Level 3 English in GCSE in UK schools and speak fluent English. Makes no difference. They must have a test from an HO approved test provider AND LIUK if they are over 18 years of age. Sir which one is easy to pass LIUK or English B1 for Husband and wife. You have to do...
All three children got Passed Level 3 English in GCSE in UK schools and speak fluent English. Makes no difference. They must have a test from an HO approved test provider AND LIUK if they are over 18 years of age. Sir which one is easy to pass LIUK or English B1 for Husband and wife. You have to do...
ESOL is no longer accepted. They will have to do one of the approved HO tests on the HO approved test provider list. LIUK and English B1 required for ALL applicants over 18 years of age. There is no exemption for citizenship unless an applicant is under 18 years of age or over 65 years of age. GCSE...
Dear Sir or Madam, A family will complete their 1 year ILR in May 2017, they got 3 + 3 = 6 years DLR on Asylum Refusal basis. My point is that is they need to pass Life in the UK Test for Citizenship. His 3 children did GCSE and College in UK. But both husband and wife passed ESOL Level 1 and Entry ...
Dear Sir/Madam, As per Miss Casa instruction I made new thread here. I hope you respected members give me helpful reply:- I got DLR in July 2012 and extended for next 3 years on Dec 15 and my ILR due in Dec 18 (will apply one month before). I came in this country with my family wife and two sons on...
Your previous thread contained a lot of relevant answers and details, while your current post had a good topic heading. So noajthan merged the two threads and updated the title of the thread (which appears in the main forum listings) with the more detailed one. So now, stand by, relax and wait for ...
Your previous thread contained a lot of relevant answers and details, while your current post had a good topic heading. So noajthan merged the two threads and updated the title of the thread (which appears in the main forum listings) with the more detailed one. So now, stand by, relax and wait for ...
Posts merged. Topic title corrected. Dear Noajthan, I don't understand 'posts merged' and Topic title corrected', please clarify. Last time I have been put subject 'Please urgent reply' and you people said don't put that one, I sent apologies and now put correct title but don't know whats wrong wit...
I have been posted my point on subject "Please urgent reply" which was objected by some respected members. I said sorry to members. So now I put my topic with actual points on new subject. I hope senior members forgive me on this act. Regards. My Dear respected members I got DLR in 2012 an...
Respected member here, Mr OB has stated that those granted permission to stay in the UK on human rights basis have no restriction on travelling to their home countries. This implies that those having refugee status should avoid doing so both for their own safety as well as for the continuance of th...
People granted DLR following a refusal of Asylum on the basis of Human right, are not precluded from going to their home country. If it was refugee status or Humanitarian protection, then you would have been precluded. Dear Sir, I have been granted leave to remain (3 years DLR + 3 year) after refus...
There is also an epidemic of people hijacking threads which is what I am doing now. It is the mods decision if to clarify across the board to pls use titles that are useful @zeedi, it is understood you are a newcomer and still finding your feet here. See http://www.immigrationboards.com/announcemen...
People granted DLR following a refusal of Asylum on the basis of Human right, are not precluded from going to their home country. If it was refugee status or Humanitarian protection, then you would have been precluded. Dear Sir, I have been granted leave to remain (3 years DLR + 3 year) after refus...
Please accept my apologies I have been put 'please reply urgent. I hope you all respected members accept my apologies and foregive me.
Thanks and Regards
Zeedi
My Dear respected members and Admin, I got dlr in 2012 and extended in 2016 for 3 years on the basis of political asylum claim which was refused by home office. My ILR due in 2018. I went to Pakistan for only 2 weeks to see my old mother she is critically ill. I got security protection from Airport ...
