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Detailed answers + PTN covering workshop 5 tasks for Immigration Law (LPC - University of Law) What is included: (1) complete, in-depth answers to all workshop 1 tasks (following the official ulaw materials) (2) clear explanations and structured points for each question (3) extra tips and key points on how to approach + answer similar exam or workshop questions effectively Perfect for exam prep - the questions & format often mirror those used in the workshops :)

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PREP TASK 1

1. Does Austin meet the English language requirement and why? If he can do
this in more than one way, explain each and include a note of the
documentation that he will be required to produce.

 Para INNF 11.1 provides that unless an exemption applies, Austin must show
English language ability on the Common European Framework of Reference for
Languages in all 4 components (reading, writing, speaking and listening) of at
least level B2.

 By para INNF 11.2 Austin must show that he meets the English language
requirement as specified in Appendix English Language.

 Appendix English Language under the heading of Majority English speaking
country in para EL 4.1 provides that an applicant will meet the English language
requirement if they are a national of any of the following majority-English-
speaking countries, including the United States of America.

 Austin is a national of a majority English speaking country, that is the United
States of America. In his statement Austin says that he is a citizen of the United
States of America.

 How will he prove that? By para INNF 1.2(c) Austin must provide his American
passport or other travel document which satisfactorily establishes his identity and
his American nationality. In his statement Austin says that he has a passport
issued by the government of the United States of America.

 Alternatively, he meets the requirement by his academic qualification.

 Appendix English Language para EL 5.2 provides that the requirements are that
the applicant has: (b) a degree or degree-level qualification taught in a university
or college in a majority English-speaking country listed in EL 4.1. (except
Canada), or Ireland, which meets or exceeds the recognised standard of a
bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or doctorate awarded in the UK.

 His degree was taught in a university in a majority English-speaking country listed
in Appendix English Language para EL 4.1, namely Oregon State University in
the United States of America.

 How will he prove that? Appendix English Language para EL 5.3 provides that
the requirement at para EL 5.2 must be proven by one of: (a) a certificate from
the awarding body, Oregon State University: or (b) a transcript issued by Oregon
State University, the university that awarded the qualification; or (c) an official
letter from Oregon State University, the university that awarded the qualification
containing information equivalent to a degree certificate.

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How Austin may meet the English Language requirement

Para INNF 11.1 provides that unless an exemption applies, Austin must
show English language ability on the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages in all 4 components (reading, writing, speaking
and listening) of at least level B2.

By para INNF 11.2 Austin must show that he meets the English language
requirement as specified in Appendix English Language.

Appendix English Language under the heading of Majority English
speaking country in para EL 4.1 provides that an applicant will meet the
English language requirement if they are a national of any of the following
majority-English-speaking countries, including the United States of
America.

Austin is a national of a majority English speaking country, that is the
United States of America. In his statement Austin says that he is a citizen
of the United States of America.

How will he prove that? By para INNF 1.2(c) Austin must provide his
American passport or other travel document which satisfactorily
establishes his identity and his American nationality. In his statement
Austin says that he has a passport issued by the government of the United
States of America.

Alternatively, he meets the requirement by his academic qualification.

Appendix English Language para EL 5.2 provides that the requirements
are that the applicant has: (b) a degree or degree-level qualification
taught in a university or college in a majority English-speaking country
listed in EL 4.1. (except Canada), or Ireland, which meets or exceeds the
recognised standard of a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree or doctorate
awarded in the UK.

His degree was taught in a university in a majority English-speaking
country listed in Appendix English Language para EL 4.1, namely Oregon
State University in the United States of America.

, How will he prove that? Appendix English Language para EL 5.3 provides
that the requirement at para EL 5.2 must be proven by one of: (a) a
certificate from the awarding body, Oregon State University: or (b) a
transcript issued by Oregon State University, the university that awarded
the qualification; or (c) an official letter from Oregon State University, the
university that awarded the qualification containing information
equivalent to a degree certificate.




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