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No.mkm12 wrote:Do I need to attach any employment Documents or anything else ? or Co-Habitation or how to prove that spouse has been in UK for last 3 years
Oh Dear! she has already satisfied the English & LIUK criteria at the time of ILR using ESOL. I thought it shouldn't be an issue if already met the criteria at time of settlement on or after 28 October 2013CR001 wrote:No.mkm12 wrote:Do I need to attach any employment Documents or anything else ? or Co-Habitation or how to prove that spouse has been in UK for last 3 years
Your list is fine, make sure her test is not ESOL as this is no longer accepted.
CR001 wrote:ESOL is no longer accepted after 19 November 2012. See information in this link (click) and as yet, no approvals to go on using ESOL after 19th November so she might ok, she might not.
My suggestion would be (only because I don't like taking risks), is to do a test on the approved list to submit.
So just to be sure, which test she must give to prove English Language, on the approved list of HO, it again says Trinity College and on Trinity College Website (http://www.trinitycollege.com/SELT) it almost got same old tests listed for Citizenship with only names changed (previously they were ESOL) now saysnoajthan wrote:To clarify... ESOL is no longer accepted after 19 November 2015
I tend to agree with you. It doesn't make sense for HO to nullify their decision what they accepted in past. I think this rule applies to those who have not satisfied English Language Criteria as yet either at ILR or Citizenshipsushdmehta wrote:HO cannot have contradictory policies:
i.e.-
state that:
an applicant is exempt from English language requirement if the applicant met the English language requirement, on or after 28th October 2013, in order to obtain settlement
but also that:
those who used ESOL qualification to obtain settlement on / after 28-Oct-13 do not fall within the scope of the above exemption!!
If, according to this communication from Nationality team, anyone who met the English language requirement on of after 28-Oct-13 in order to obtain settlement is exempt from doing the same at the time of naturalisation, then "anyone" must mean "anyone" - not "sort of anyone excluding ESOL one"!!
Hi mkm12, I am in same situation as you. Can you confirm what you did in the end and if it was accepted by HO?mkm12 wrote:I tend to agree with you. It doesn't make sense for HO to nullify their decision what they accepted in past. I think this rule applies to those who have not satisfied English Language Criteria as yet either at ILR or Citizenshipsushdmehta wrote:HO cannot have contradictory policies:
i.e.-
state that:
an applicant is exempt from English language requirement if the applicant met the English language requirement, on or after 28th October 2013, in order to obtain settlement
but also that:
those who used ESOL qualification to obtain settlement on / after 28-Oct-13 do not fall within the scope of the above exemption!!
If, according to this communication from Nationality team, anyone who met the English language requirement on of after 28-Oct-13 in order to obtain settlement is exempt from doing the same at the time of naturalisation, then "anyone" must mean "anyone" - not "sort of anyone excluding ESOL one"!!