TEF results

[Glow12]

Hi everyone,

I need help and was wondering if some of you had the same issue.

I did my test on January 2018 this year but didnt have the minimum requirement for written expression. So I decided to take the test a second time (november 2018) but only for that competency. (They allowed me to do so). When it was the time to complete my profile, I noticed that there is only one section for the date and attestation number. The problem is I have two TEF results (2 attestations).

My question:

1) Is it mandatory for express entry to have the results (4 competencies) done on the same test date?
2) Can I use one attestation number in the profile then send both if i'm choosen to apply for PR?

Thank you for your help

 

[scylla]

Hi everyone,

I need help and was wondering if some of you had the same issue.

I did my test on January 2018 this year but didnt have the minimum requirement for written expression. So I decided to take the test a second time (november 2018) but only for that competency. (They allowed me to do so). When it was the time to complete my profile, I noticed that there is only one section for the date and attestation number. The problem is I have two TEF results (2 attestations).

My question:

1) Is it mandatory for express entry to have the results (4 competencies) done on the same test date?
2) Can I use one attestation number in the profile then send both if i'm choosen to apply for PR?

Thank you for your help

1) All four competencies have to come from one single test. Yes - that's mandatory.
2) See above.

 

[aamool]

1) All four competencies have to come from one single test. Yes - that's mandatory.
2) See above.

I guess it's only fair to use a single test's results as that's the only option for IELTS (should be comparable no matter what your first language is).

I got decent-ish scores for TEF reading, writing, and listening but totally bombed the speaking - would have loved an option to retry just the one!

 

[SumH12]

1) All four competencies have to come from one single test. Yes - that's mandatory.
2) See above.

True. I agree.