please help.

[fqvision]

Hi,
I am not sure this is right page to up bring my issue

I hold an ILR, and I have to apply fir British citizen in Feb 2015,

Yesterday someone broke into my house and took my laptop bag and other electronic stuff, in my laptop bag I have everything,

Pakistan Passport and wife British Passport.

Birth certificates.

National insurance

My educational documents, eg degree and college
All bank statements,
Check books
Driving licence
Biomatric (IRL)

Infect nothing left please someone guide me

How I apply for new passport and any details please will be helpful

[milan69]

I am sorry to hear about your misfortune.
You can get new documents of pretty much everything that you have listed apart from your passports. I suggest you get police report about the break in and stolen passports and as far as proving that you were present in the UK for less than 270 days if applying as a spouse you would submit police report and letter from you employer if you have one stating that you were present in the UK for the required period. Copies of bank statements, GP's letter should help too.

[fqvision]

what about English requirement,

Like Life in the uk
and IELTS ,

-+

[milan69]

HO has your LIUK test and you can ring and try to get the number. Not sure about English test but you can try and contact the centre where you had the test and ask for a new certificate or even ask HO about that too.

[fqvision]

Thank you Milan

I spoke with hO, they said we not provide copy of certificate but will tell you what information we hold.

[milan69]

For LIUK test you just a number.

[fqvision]

i also spoke with life in the UK they said they can't help.

[milan69]

HO should have the number of your LIUK test.

[fqvision]

Yes they do have mu number but, they need certificate as well i believe

[loveshawn]

If lost LIUK cert, only solution is taking another test at the moment I assume. HO has copy but they still request original for Naturalization which doesn't make sense.

[milan69]

The home office has records of people having passed their LIUK electronically known the the warehouse.

According to the Knowledge of Language and Life in the UK document (on GOV.UK website) on page 19 it states:

People who pass the Life in the UK test receive a pass notification letter. They must include this with their indefinite leave application. Applicants have had to sign their pass notification letters since 16 March 2008.
Test results are sent to the Home Office electronically. This information is put onto Warehouse. You must check the applicant has passed the test on Warehouse.
Test information included on Warehouse is:
 the applicant’s personal information
 Home Office reference number
 test details including:
o test reference
o test centre name and reference
o date of test
o result of test
 how many times an applicant has taken the test
 the serial number of the document used for identification at the test centre, if the test was taken on or after 16 March 2008.
If an applicant cannot supply the letter because it has been lost, you can accept a Warehouse record as proof they have passed the test.
If you have concerns about the test results of an applicant, you must discuss this with your senior caseworker.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 5.0EXT.pdf

[fqvision]

That's really helpful,
can you please tell me about the IELTS as well,, what will i do about that.

[milan69]

I am not sure about IELTS. I would suggest you ring HO and ask.

[fqvision]

Yesterday as i spoke with them they send me this information

Dear Sir,


Please see requested link below:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... mmigration



Yours faithfully,



UK Visas & Immigration



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what you suggest can i pay for it.