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Hi,
In my previous TIER1 Approval I had submitted Certificate (Letter) from College stating that the degree was Taught in English and it was acceptable. But in ILR form, have they changed the rules ? Nowehere it mentions that such a letter will be acceptable.

So, do I need to obtain the UK NARIC compatibility statement for me and my spouse ?

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:
˗ UK NARIC has confirmed that the qualification was
taught or researched in English to the appropriate level;


Can someone please help here what should I do ?

Thanks

Hi,
Just 1 copy of this form is enough - for 1 Main + 2 Dependants https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -04-17.pdf


or shall we take 3x separate print outs for each applicant ?

Thanks

You need UK NARIC.

One form for all of applying, providing your dependents meet ALL the requirements, i.e 5 years residence, English etc.

Also, please keep all your questions on the same application in a single topic/thread (this one).

CR001 wrote:You need UK NARIC.

Any idea when this rule changed? I had renewed TIER1 2 years ago where I submitted my College Letter stating degree was taught in English. What if UK NARIC does not recognise ?

Angshuman wrote:

CR001 wrote:You need UK NARIC.

Any idea when this rule changed? I had renewed TIER1 2 years ago where I submitted my College Letter stating degree was taught in English. What if UK NARIC does not recognise ?

234. You can also meet the English language requirement, without the need to provide evidence, ifyou were last given permission to stay in the UK:
 under Tier 1 (General), Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur), Tier 1 (Post-Study Work) or Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) and are applying for an extension of leave to remain;


Assuming your last extension was one of the T1 categories above, you do not need to provide any evidence. You would just claim the points for the English language.

marcnath wrote:

Angshuman wrote:

CR001 wrote:You need UK NARIC.

Any idea when this rule changed? I had renewed TIER1 2 years ago where I submitted my College Letter stating degree was taught in English. What if UK NARIC does not recognise ?

234. You can also meet the English language requirement, without the need to provide evidence, ifyou were last given permission to stay in the UK:
 under Tier 1 (General), Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur), Tier 1 (Post-Study Work) or Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) and are applying for an extension of leave to remain;


Assuming your last extension was one of the T1 categories above, you do not need to provide any evidence. You would just claim the points for the English language.

Thanks! Can you provide the Link from where you Quoted the above Text ?

Angshuman wrote:
Thanks! Can you provide the Link from where you Quoted the above Text ?

It is from the Tier 1 Entrepreneur guidance

marcnath wrote:

Angshuman wrote:
Thanks! Can you provide the Link from where you Quoted the above Text ?

It is from the Tier 1 Entrepreneur guidance

Thank - But will that be applicable to ILR Set(O) Form as in the form when we fill, there is no explicit option, i.e. it only talks about UK Naric proof & one more i.e. What should I TICK ?


˗ UK NARIC has confirmed that the qualification was
taught or researched in English to the appropriate level;
or
˗ the qualification was taught or researched in the UK
or a majority English speaking country (other than
Canada);

Angshuman wrote:

marcnath wrote:

Angshuman wrote:
Thanks! Can you provide the Link from where you Quoted the above Text ?

It is from the Tier 1 Entrepreneur guidance

Thank - But will that be applicable to ILR Set(O) Form as in the form when we fill, there is no explicit option, i.e. it only talks about UK Naric proof & one more i.e. What should I TICK ?


˗ UK NARIC has confirmed that the qualification was
taught or researched in English to the appropriate level;
or
˗ the qualification was taught or researched in the UK
or a majority English speaking country (other than
Canada);

I just ticked the NARIC qualifications and wrote in my cover letter that I believe my degree qualifies but as I was a T1 holder, I am claiming the points without providing evidence.
I have shared my application in the T1E forum - search for "Example of an application"

marcnath wrote:

Angshuman wrote:

marcnath wrote:

Angshuman wrote:
Thanks! Can you provide the Link from where you Quoted the above Text ?

It is from the Tier 1 Entrepreneur guidance

Thank - But will that be applicable to ILR Set(O) Form as in the form when we fill, there is no explicit option, i.e. it only talks about UK Naric proof & one more i.e. What should I TICK ?


˗ UK NARIC has confirmed that the qualification was
taught or researched in English to the appropriate level;
or
˗ the qualification was taught or researched in the UK
or a majority English speaking country (other than
Canada);

I just ticked the NARIC qualifications and wrote in my cover letter that I believe my degree qualifies but as I was a T1 holder, I am claiming the points without providing evidence.
I have shared my application in the T1E forum - search for "Example of an application"

Will be nice if you can you please provide the link. I searched but loads of posts coming up...not able to filter out

Why can't you simply Google "tier 1 entrepreneur guidance"?

CR001 wrote:Why can't you simply Google "tier 1 entrepreneur guidance"?

That I found. Question was geared more towards this sentence --

I have shared my application in the T1E forum - search for "Example of an application"

Angshuman wrote:

CR001 wrote:Why can't you simply Google "tier 1 entrepreneur guidance"?

That I found. Question was geared more towards this sentence --

I have shared my application in the T1E forum - search for "Example of an application"

You should be more specific then when quoting what a member has said.

uk-tier-1-entrepreneur-visas/an-example ... l#p1503863

Angshuman wrote:
Will be nice if you can you please provide the link. I searched but loads of posts coming up...not able to filter out

uk-tier-1-entrepreneur-visas/an-example ... 34487.html