anantha09 wrote:Can you please point to the new booklet published by UKBA

again, this is for citizenship, the language requirements might not be 100% compatible.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... let_an.pdf

My previous statement was incorrect. You do need some proof from NARIC. But based on the new booklet an published by UKBA, I think "English Language Assessment" is the document to acquire from NARIC, not the "NARIC statement of comparability". http://ecctis.co.uk/naric/individual...

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I assume you will have to declare it and let the case worker decide?

The decision is up to the case worker, although most should agree the chance of successful application is 50%+

Sorry couldn't help much.

again, if the PCN is not issued by the council (or authorities), your case worker won't even be aware of it. Because the PCN won't be considered as a PCN in their standard.

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