ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT FOR NATURALISATION

[aditvikram]

Dear Members,
I recieved my ILR in Oct 2014 last year and had given my Life in the UK test in Sep 2014. Now, I am applying for Naturalisation.
The application form has an option to prove the English Language requirement:
"I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th Oct 2013"
Question: As I had given my degree certificate earlier while applying my ILR after Oct 2013, DO I give these docs again and prove this. Or the above clause could be ticked and I do not have to prove this requirement again.
Please kindly advise urgently. Grateful for replies.

Thanks
Adi

[aditvikram]

Any replies/suggestions would be useful please.

Thanks

[geriatrix]

Reading the FAQs would have helped.

[aragon]

Dear Members,
I recieved my ILR in Oct 2014 last year and had given my Life in the UK test in Sep 2014. Now, I am applying for Naturalisation.
The application form has an option to prove the English Language requirement:
"I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th Oct 2013"
Question: As I had given my degree certificate earlier while applying my ILR after Oct 2013, DO I give these docs again and prove this. Or the above clause could be ticked and I do not have to prove this requirement again.
Please kindly advise urgently. Grateful for replies.

Thanks
Adi

There is an option to tick in the AN form that you have already proved your english language requirement when you applied ILR. However, even though i ticked it, my NCS lady asked for those docs.. just to be on a safer side. I sent it again with my application.

[IZM2013]

Dear Members,
I completed degree from UK and bit confused which below option is applicable for naturalization English requirement . is it both or just ii?.

1.22 I have obtained an academic qualification deemed by UK NARIC to meet the recognised standard of a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree or PhD in the United Kingdom and:
ii. the qualification was taught or researched in the UK or a majority English speaking country

thanks,

Izm