Exemption for Life in the UK test
Hi, my wife made her ILR application yesterday along with an exemption for the life in the UK test based on disability. She is waiting for the doctor to complete this form, if for whatever reason the exemption isn’t accepted, does UKVI usually provide a chance to take the life in the uk test?
My wife is stressed that for whatever reason if the doctor doesn't fill it in correctly or if UKVI don't accept the form then her application will be denied. Thanks for any advice. |
Re: Exemption for Life in the UK test
I've never seen an exemption for the Life In The UK test under disability grounds. This is from the Gov webpage
If you have a disability You can make special requests when you book your test, for example if you have a disability and need extra equipment or help accessing the centre. |
Re: Exemption for Life in the UK test
Thank you for the reply. My wife is legally blind so sometimes misses bit's of information I don't think she saw that.
What would happen then you think if they don't accept the exemption, would they give her a certain amount of time to take the test? I hope they wouldn't automatically deny the application for ILR? Thank you again. |
Re: Exemption for Life in the UK test
Waiting until you had received a letter from the doctor before applying would’ve been the less stressful option. She’ll need either the letter or a test pass by the time she attends her biometrics appointment.
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Re: Exemption for Life in the UK test
Thank you BritInParis for the reply.
We were thinking we should perhaps send a letter or email to the UKVI to explain the situation, do you think this would be a good idea? Thanks again. |
Re: Exemption for Life in the UK test
Originally Posted by msnapz
(Post 13087513)
Thank you BritInParis for the reply.
We were thinking we should perhaps send a letter or email to the UKVI to explain the situation, do you think this would be a good idea? Thanks again. |
Re: Exemption for Life in the UK test
It is possible to receive a disability exemption for the Life in the UK Test. Being legally blind, however, would most likely result in a test accommodation, not an exemption. The completed exemption form also should have been submitted with the application.
Disability exemptions: have a long-term physical or mental condition - you must provide either a form or letter from a doctor confirming your physical or mental condition To avoid further issues, your wife should request an accommodation at the time of test booking. |
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