Proof of English knowledge - online application has

[Flea]

Hi everyone!

I am applying for my UK citizenship online and the online application is asking for proof of English knowledge. I am also a US citizen so by the current rules I should be exempt from providing proof of this. Could anyone please clarify why the application should be asking for this?


Thanks!

[CR001]

What did you tick for the 'meeting the English requirement'??

Which form are you completing (there are different forms for different circumstances)??

[Flea]

Thank you very much for your help.

May help to give specific context to my query:

I was granted ILR in February 2019 and my husband is a UK citizen. I am applying for the citizenship within the UK.

I am using this form: https://visas-immigration.service.gov.u ... onality-an (so the naturalisation - AN form).

In the application form, there was no a tick box or form to “meet English requirement”. However, in the form they asked me if I have a degree taught in English, and when answering Yes, it asks for proof (Degree cert or official transcript). Might you know if this is right?

[CR001]

Don't tick it for the degree.

[Flea]

Got it. Thank you!

Just curious why it would ask for if my degree was taught in English if I meet the exemption requirements?

I studied my uni degree in the states but I do not have that documentation as it’s back in the US.

[CR001]

It is a standard question as the form is used for all applicants, many of whom have to meet the English requirement and a UK degree for example would be sufficient.

[Flea]

Thanks for the help!