English Exam
#1
English Exam
I am Appling for my Visa and have been advised I need to find my WIFE’S GCSE English exam certificate otherwise she might have to take an engiosh exam…
She was born in England and both parents are English…is my agent being over the top on this one ?
She was born in England and both parents are English…is my agent being over the top on this one ?
#2
Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by Bishop3912
I am Appling for my Visa and have been advised I need to find my WIFE’S GCSE English exam certificate otherwise she might have to take an engiosh exam…
She was born in England and both parents are English…is my agent being over the top on this one ?
She was born in England and both parents are English…is my agent being over the top on this one ?
if you are english born and bred its not required
#3
Re: English Exam
That’s a relief as the wife from Romford and she is bloody hard to understand :scared:
#4
Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by Bishop3912
That’s a relief as the wife from Romford and she is bloody hard to understand :scared:
They also had to be certified, it didn't have to necessarily be an English exam cert. We are also english with english parents (or does the Isle of Man count)!!!
#6
Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by manxfamily
(or does the Isle of Man count)!!!
must be the three legs that confuses them
#7
Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by Bishop3912
I think she has her cycling proficiency do you think that helps…
#8
Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by manxfamily
You could try and contact the school for copies of exam passes? It does sound that your agent is a bit OTT who is he?
Global 9
#9
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Query with your agent and point out she is a British born citizen with a first language of English with British parents.
I certainly didnt supply any such documents. It sounds as though they are "going through the global applicant checklist" to me.
I certainly didnt supply any such documents. It sounds as though they are "going through the global applicant checklist" to me.
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Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by Bishop3912
I am Appling for my Visa and have been advised I need to find my WIFE’S GCSE English exam certificate otherwise she might have to take an engiosh exam…
She was born in England and both parents are English…is my agent being over the top on this one ?
She was born in England and both parents are English…is my agent being over the top on this one ?
Yes
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Re: English Exam
I'm a Yorkshire man with a Geordie accent, no sign of english (hehehe) - it was confirmed I didn't need the test!!!!
#12
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Re: English Exam
I to have english parents and lived here until I was 4 but as I grew up in Sweden after that I will most likely need to sit an english test! Well so my agency reckons
Madster
Madster
#13
Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by Madster
I to have english parents and lived here until I was 4 but as I grew up in Sweden after that I will most likely need to sit an english test! Well so my agency reckons
Madster
Madster
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Re: English Exam
Originally Posted by steve`o
yep your agents going over the top
if you are english born and bred its not required
if you are english born and bred its not required
#15
Re: English Exam
Our Agent required English Language quals for myself and Paul.
I had mine to hand, but to get round Paul's - we wrote to his high school and asked them to confirm He was a pupil (gave them years etc., - so they could check up!) and they wrote a "to whome it may concern letter" - detailing exams sat.
There are ways round it, if you can't get copy of exam certificate, as many examination boards no longer exist (well at our age they don't )
I had mine to hand, but to get round Paul's - we wrote to his high school and asked them to confirm He was a pupil (gave them years etc., - so they could check up!) and they wrote a "to whome it may concern letter" - detailing exams sat.
There are ways round it, if you can't get copy of exam certificate, as many examination boards no longer exist (well at our age they don't )