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Providing you used the test result for your ILR applications then it doesn't matter just tick the box that says you passed the KOL for ILR/settlement and that should be fine.wam_khan wrote:Hi,
I need to apply for my citizenship and me and Mrs have lost our life in UK test results. How can we re achieve or results. Or do we have to re sit exams .
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Vamiq
You could contact The Home Office and see whether they could give you copies of LIT UK Test Pass Certificates.wam_khan wrote:Hi,
I need to apply for my citizenship and me and Mrs have lost our life in UK test results. How can we re achieve or results. Or do we have to re sit exams .
Kindly response
Regards
Vamiq
There is no use in contacting the test centre. Centre supervisor told me that ,if I were to loose the pass letter to contact the Home Office. The results goes straight into your SAR file. Adviseable to call for the SAR file.Takes atleast 50 days to receive. I knew MY results from My SAR file when I went for My PEO appointment.sheraz7 wrote:Try to contact the test center to inquire that how can you request for duplicate test results.
If the op used the test for their ILR application that should satisfy the caseworker for naturalisation. No need to redo the test.z18runway wrote:If someone lose their LIUK test pass notification letter, they must write the test again as duplicate cannot be availed.
I do agree with you, member can apply for naturalisation if he has already provided his LIUK for ILR, but if some one loses thier LIUK before using it for ILR then they should re-do the procedure.D4109125 wrote:If the op used the test for their ILR application that should satisfy the caseworker for naturalisation. No need to redo the test.z18runway wrote:If someone lose their LIUK test pass notification letter, they must write the test again as duplicate cannot be availed.
Thank You for that update!!maxwake wrote:Emrah is correct
once you lost it without producing it to the home office you need to re-sit the exam there is no duplicate copies provided
If you used the certificate for your ILR application you do not need to submit it again for naturalisation.Emrah wrote:what I was told when I got my test result is, if you loose this we wont make you another copy you MUST keep it in safe place if you loose it you have to re-do the test.
Hope in your case it wouldnt be necessary.
My original certificate was returned by the CW. May be to frame it.D4109125 wrote:If you used the certificate for your ILR application you do not need to submit it again for naturalisation.Emrah wrote:what I was told when I got my test result is, if you loose this we wont make you another copy you MUST keep it in safe place if you loose it you have to re-do the test.
Hope in your case it wouldnt be necessary.
So you could create a timeline showing your transition through UK immigration rulesKevin24 wrote:My original certificate was returned by the CW. May be to frame it.D4109125 wrote:If you used the certificate for your ILR application you do not need to submit it again for naturalisation.Emrah wrote:what I was told when I got my test result is, if you loose this we wont make you another copy you MUST keep it in safe place if you loose it you have to re-do the test.
Hope in your case it wouldnt be necessary.
Thank you .D4109125 wrote:So you could create a timeline showing your transition through UK immigration rulesKevin24 wrote:My original certificate was returned by the CW. May be to frame it.D4109125 wrote:If you used the certificate for your ILR application you do not need to submit it again for naturalisation.Emrah wrote:what I was told when I got my test result is, if you loose this we wont make you another copy you MUST keep it in safe place if you loose it you have to re-do the test.
Hope in your case it wouldnt be necessary.