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That test might only be accepted again if contain UKVI unique reference number on it and equitably was used in the successful grant of visa previously where English language test was a mandatory requirement. Whilst having not much knowledge about tier 1 entrepreneur visa I cannot say for sure that was it really be needed then but if it wasn't then it won't be accepted.samson19 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 8:26 pmThanks for replying.
In my original post, I have asked another query regarding my wife's previous grant of leave and the English Language requirements proof that was submitted then. I would appreciate if this can be answered. I have copied the portion from the original post below.
She had already provided the English Language test (IELTS) results for her last successfuly visa application in Dec 2017. Her IELTS score was CEFR Level C2. However, this score was valid for only 2 years as per the Test Report Form. I assume one cannot simply forget the language skills but having met the requirement in previous grant of leave can she use this score again for the FLR M visa application?
Hello, thanks for replying.seagul wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 9:32 pmThat test might only be accepted again if contain UKVI unique reference number on it and equitably was used in the successful grant of visa previously where English language test was a mandatory requirement. Whilst having not much knowledge about tier 1 entrepreneur visa I cannot say for sure that was it really be needed then but if it wasn't then it won't be accepted.samson19 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2020 8:26 pmThanks for replying.
In my original post, I have asked another query regarding my wife's previous grant of leave and the English Language requirements proof that was submitted then. I would appreciate if this can be answered. I have copied the portion from the original post below.
She had already provided the English Language test (IELTS) results for her last successfuly visa application in Dec 2017. Her IELTS score was CEFR Level C2. However, this score was valid for only 2 years as per the Test Report Form. I assume one cannot simply forget the language skills but having met the requirement in previous grant of leave can she use this score again for the FLR M visa application?
Can you not get a date sooner?For my wife's visa, she plans to take IELTS as the knowledge of English.
Her IELTS test is currently scheduled for 10 October.
Should be ok. You should apply online shortly before the 1st October then. Her test can simply be uploaded with the other supporting documents before her biometric appointment date.Can my wife submit the FLR (M) application before 1st October and then once she gets her test results submit them at a later date (say around mid October)?
Unlikley.Is it possible that her application may get declined without UKVI waiting/asking us to provide the Knowledge of English language proof?
If listed as must, it means you should get it then even if its an adhoc accountantsamson19 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 1:03 pmHello,
My wife is planning to apply for FLR (M) as my dependant. Her current visa is expiring in Dec 2020. My ILR (SET LR) application is currently in progress.
She is the director of a limited company registered in UK.
We are submitting the following documents to prove my wife's income:
1. Company Tax Return CT600
2. Company incorporation and VAT certificates
3. Current Appointment report
4. Latest acccounts submitted to companies house
5. Her latest Self assessment for 2019-2020
6. Payslips - she has 11 payslips and she did not pay herself for 1 month. She can also provide earlier payslips.
7. EPS & FPS submissions
8. Dividend vouchers
9. Her 12 months personal bank statement which reflect salary and dividends paid. She has requested paper statements from the bank.
10. Her business bank statement covering CT600 period. She has requested paper statements from the bank.
11. Her company exceeded flat rate VAT limit in June, 2020 and received a letter from HMRC to stop using flat rate VAT scheme which mentions that income has exceeded the upper limit of £230K for flat rate VAT scheme. She plans to submit this letter.
She has been submitting her own company accounts and also because of company size there is no requirement for accounts to be audited.
Now as per the Immigration Rules Appendix FM-SE, she also has to produce an accountant’s certificate of confirmation.
Would not having the accountant letter pose a problem for her application and could this lead to application being denied? Especially worried as this document is listed as must.
Thank you.
Why don't you create your own post instead?krishnudu7052 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 7:13 pmHi experts,
I am planning to apply for ILR for my wife in Jan,2021. My wife has Bachelor of Science degree (3 years course) with 61% marks from Sri Krisnadevaraya Universiry, Ananthapuram, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Could anyone help whether she can get approval letter from NARIC for English language requirement for ILR and also this degree is equivalent to UK degree.
Thanks in Advance.
Best Regards
SK