Name Concern on Certificates for English Skill Proof

[uvsrsk]

Hi,

My spouse is applying for citizenship and we have to produce english language skill proof. All of her study certificates have her name printed as

<maiden name abbreviated> <first name abbreviated> <middle name1 abbreviated> C <middle name2 > - like - A B C Defg

whereas as her name in passport / pr card is as follows

<lastname after marriage> <first name> <middle name1> <middle name2> - like Zcdo Bwqe Cuio Defg

The only thing that is common is the middle name 2 part. "Defg"

Is that going to work for the citizenship application ? If not, is CELPIP LS is the way to go ?

Thanks & Regards

 

[forw.jane]

Hi,

My spouse is applying for citizenship and we have to produce english language skill proof. All of her study certificates have her name printed as

<maiden name abbreviated> <first name abbreviated> <middle name1 abbreviated> C <middle name2 > - like - A B C Defg

whereas as her name in passport / pr card is as follows

<lastname after marriage> <first name> <middle name1> <middle name2> - like Zcdo Bwqe Cuio Defg

The only thing that is common is the middle name 2 part. "Defg"

Is that going to work for the citizenship application ? If not, is CELPIP LS is the way to go ?

Thanks & Regards

I doubt it will work. Also based on your DP flag you might need letter which states medium of instruction was English if your certificate don't explicitly states the same.

General Test (CELPIP-G) or General (Listening and Speaking) Test (CELPIP-G LS) will work or ielts too.