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SINP 2014 PNP

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hi friends :

My CELPIP general score is acceptable for citizenship application or not. I took my test July 2014 ( CELPIP General )

My score : L5 S6 R4 W5
 
SINP 2014 PNP said:
hi friends :

My CELPIP general score is acceptable for citizenship application or not. I took my test July 2014 ( CELPIP General )

My score : L5 S6 R4 W5

For tests taken after April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of 4 or higher (up to 12) in listening and speaking.
 
foodie69 said:
For tests taken after April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of 4 or higher (up to 12) in listening and speaking.

so i have L 5 and S 6

And my test was taken after 2014 April and it was general
 
SINP 2014 PNP said:
hi friends :

My CELPIP general score is acceptable for citizenship application or not. I took my test July 2014 ( CELPIP General )

My score : L5 S6 R4 W5

Read the instructions as per the following link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/CIT0002ETOC.asp


2. Language proof if you are 18-64 years of age

Select one of the following types of proof to submit with your application:

Results of an accepted third-party test at the equivalent of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB/NCLC) / Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiensFootnote 1 level 4 or higher in speaking and listening either done previously for immigration purposes (acceptable even if expired) or done specifically for citizenship purposes. Test results from the following list are acceptable:
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General Test (CELPIP-G) or the CELPIP-General LS (listening and speaking), not the academic version.
For tests taken after April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of level 4 or higher (up to 12) in listening and speaking.
For tests taken before April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of 2H or higher (i.e., 3L, 3H, 4L, 4H, 5L, or 5H) in listening and speaking.


As per the information mentioned above, it seems to be that your CELPIP General should be accepted as language proof
 
thecoolguysam said:
Read the instructions as per the following link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/CIT0002ETOC.asp


2. Language proof if you are 18-64 years of age

Select one of the following types of proof to submit with your application:

Results of an accepted third-party test at the equivalent of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB/NCLC) / Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiensFootnote 1 level 4 or higher in speaking and listening either done previously for immigration purposes (acceptable even if expired) or done specifically for citizenship purposes. Test results from the following list are acceptable:
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General Test (CELPIP-G) or the CELPIP-General LS (listening and speaking), not the academic version.
For tests taken after April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of level 4 or higher (up to 12) in listening and speaking.
For tests taken before April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of 2H or higher (i.e., 3L, 3H, 4L, 4H, 5L, or 5H) in listening and speaking.


As per the information mentioned above, it seems to be that your CELPIP General should be accepted as language proof


I m little bit confused
So far I know CELPIP LS is only ok for citizenship test
But he has celpip general
 
Hamid khan said:
So far I know CELPIP LS is only ok for citizenship test
But he has celpip general

CELPIP General is accepted by IRCC as language proof.
 
You are good to go, send it. Good Luck

SINP 2014 PNP said:
hi friends :

My CELPIP general score is acceptable for citizenship application or not. I took my test July 2014 ( CELPIP General )

My score : L5 S6 R4 W5
 
Guys,

Read the statement carefully:

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General Test (CELPIP-G) or the CELPIP-General LS (listening and speaking), not the academic version.
 
Took test on September 20, 2020

COPIED FROM EARLIER REPLY..
I BELIEVE YOU ARE GOOD TO GO..
2. Language proof if you are 18-64 years of age

Select one of the following types of proof to submit with your application:

Results of an accepted third-party test at the equivalent of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB/NCLC) / Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiensFootnote 1 level 4 or higher in speaking and listening either done previously for immigration purposes (acceptable even if expired) or done specifically for citizenship purposes. Test results from the following list are acceptable:
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program General Test (CELPIP-G) or the CELPIP-General LS (listening and speaking), not the academic version.
For tests taken after April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of level 4 or higher (up to 12) in listening and speaking.
For tests taken before April 1, 2014, you must have achieved a score of 2H or higher (i.e., 3L, 3H, 4L, 4H, 5L, or 5H) in listening and speaking.

As per the information mentioned above, it seems to be that your CELPIP General should be accepted as language proof
 
Good day,

My plan is to get the Provincial Nominee. Will this score can be accepted? I took my test October 9, 2020 ( CELPIP General )

My score : L7 S7 R6 W7