English proficiency proof for Citizenship Application

[sajjarapu]

Hi,
Did you all have to give an English Test ? or can we just show our Degree and Post Graduate Diploma certificates from India as a Language proof ?

Can you please share your experience

 

[scylla]

Hi,
Did you all have to give an English Test ? or can we just show our Degree and Post Graduate Diploma certificates from India as a Language proof ?

Can you please share your experience

Was one of the programs you took in India delivered fully in English?

 

[akbardxb]

Did you not have to take IELTS when applying for PR?

 

[bellaluna]

Did you not have to take IELTS when applying for PR?

OP could have been sponsored or a minor dependent of a PR

 

[JoacRy]

You have to get a certified English Test. The main ones are IELTS and CELPIP. Very easy. Proof of a degree in 'English' will not be accepted by IRCC.

IELTS: https://www.ieltscanada.ca/
CELPIP: https://www.celpip.ca/

 

[sajjarapu]

Was one of the programs you took in India delivered fully in English?

Yes, all Education in English Medium

 

[sajjarapu]

Did you not have to take IELTS when applying for PR?

No It was family sponsorship

 

[sajjarapu]

You have to get a certified English Test. The main ones are IELTS and CELPIP. Very easy. Proof of a degree in 'English' will not be accepted by IRCC.

IELTS: https://www.ieltscanada.ca/
CELPIP: https://www.celpip.ca/

IELTS centers are only in Ontario or BC :-/

for CELPIP is LS test is sufficient or should I take a General Test ?

 

[akbardxb]

No It was family sponsorship

When we applied, as primary applicant only I had to take IELTS but for citizenship application, my wife took the CELPIP General.

 

[Das67]

Yes, all Education in English Medium

I never took any language test. Showed them my degree in french that was enough, right now I have decision made and waiting for oath. If your degree is in english in my opinion you should be fine.

 

[sajjarapu]

I never took any language test. Showed them my degree in french that was enough, right now I have decision made and waiting for oath. If your degree is in english in my opinion you should be fine.

Yeah but my Certificates only for High School Explicitly State "English". But Graduation and Post Graduation dont show that.