OISC Level 1 Exam Preparation
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What is the correct date for a paper application sent by Royal Mail?

  • The date the fee is paid
  • The date on the tracking information or postmark (correct)
  • The date of delivery to the Home Office
  • The date the application form is printed

Which of the following applies when a fee waiver request accompanies a paper application?

  • The application is considered invalid
  • The application must be submitted within three days
  • The date is based on the request for a fee waiver
  • It does not affect the application date (correct)

What happens when submitting an online application without a fee waiver?

  • The date of submission is when the fee is paid (correct)
  • The application is valid for ten days post submission
  • The application is automatically denied
  • The date of submission becomes irrelevant

What is required to ensure a fee waiver application is valid?

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Who can be a decision maker for an immigration application?

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Which of the following describes a degree level study qualification?

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What does 'EEA citizen' refer to?

<p>A national of specific European countries excluding the UK (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What service does Ecctis provide?

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What age must a close relative be to fall under that definition?

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Which of the following terms is defined as an electronic document with a unique reference number issued by a student sponsor?

<p>Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which term refers to the cancellation of a person's leave to enter or remain?

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What does the term 'Custodial sentence' encompass?

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Which of the following is a requirement for a 'Commonwealth citizen' as defined?

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Under what circumstance is the 'Date of application' determined if no fee is required?

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What encompasses the meaning of 'Condition' in regards to leave to enter or remain?

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Which type of conviction does not fall under the definition of 'Conviction'?

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What is the primary purpose of the OISC Level 1 Resource Book?

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As of what date was the version of the Resource Book published?

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Which of the following sections is NOT included in the Resource Book?

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What type of amendments were made in the November 2024 edition of the Resource Book?

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What important aspect does the Index to the Immigration Rules serve?

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What is the significance of the Appendix sections in the Resource Book?

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Which appendix specifically addresses the topic of tuberculosis?

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What overarching theme is focused on in the Home Office guidance that is included in the Resource Book?

<p>Family Migration: Adequate Maintenance &amp; Accommodation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following appendices relates to 'Family Members' in immigration?

<p>Appendix FM – Family Members (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which section details the grounds for refusal in immigration applications?

<p>Part 9 Grounds for Refusal (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many appendices are listed that relate to 'Children'?

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What is the function of the 'List of Commonwealth Countries by Region' included in the Resource Book?

<p>To assist in understanding regional immigration options (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is true regarding the legal framework referenced in the Resource Book?

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Paper application posting date

The date on which the paper application is posted, as shown on the tracking information provided by Royal Mail or the postmark date if not tracked.

Paper application delivery date

The date on which the paper application is delivered to the Home Office.

Online application submission date (without fee waiver)

The date on which the online application is submitted and the fee is paid.

Online application submission date (with fee waiver)

The date on which the online request for a fee waiver is submitted, as long as the application is submitted within 10 working days of the fee waiver decision.

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Decision maker

An entry clearance officer, immigration officer, the Secretary of State, or another person authorised by the Secretary of State to make a decision.

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Degree level study

A course leading to a recognized UK bachelor's degree or equivalent qualifications at level 6 of the Regulated Qualifications Framework, or levels 9 or 10 of the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework.

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Ecctis

A service providing information and advice on academic, vocational, and professional qualifications and skills worldwide.

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EEA citizen/national

A person who is a national of one of the listed countries and is not a British citizen.

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Immigration Rules (HC395)

The Immigration Rules, codified in HC395, are a set of detailed instructions governing who can enter or stay in the UK based on specific criteria.

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Immigration Act 1971

The Immigration Act 1971 is a fundamental piece of UK legislation establishing control over entry into and residence within the UK.

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British Nationality Act 1981

The British Nationality Act 1981 deals with granting British citizenship and related matters, including recognizing those as British citizens by birth, descent, or registration.

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Immigration and Asylum Act 1999

The Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 focuses on regulating immigration and asylum processes, including dealing with appeals and legal challenges.

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Nationality Immigration and Asylum Act 2002

The Nationality Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 covers various aspects of immigration, asylum, and nationality, including provisions for appeal processes.

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Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Rules 2014

The Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Rules 2014 govern how cases involving immigration and asylum are conducted within the tribunal system.

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Index to the Immigration Rules

This section provides a clear index and organization of the complex Immigration Rules.

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Appendix FM-SE – Family Members Specified Evidence

The Appendix FM-SE outlines the specific documentary evidence required to support various family member visa applications.

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Appendix Skilled Worker

The Appendix Skilled Worker details the requirements for individuals seeking work visas based on a skilled occupation.

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Appendix EU

The Appendix EU covers rules for individuals from the European Union and European Economic Area (EEA) seeking to enter or stay in the UK.

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Home Office guidance Part 8 – Family Migration: Adequate Maintenance & Accommodation

The Home Office guidance on Part 8 focuses on ensuring that family members seeking to join someone in the UK have adequate financial support and housing.

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The Immigration (Health Charge) Order 2015

The Immigration (Health Charge) Order 2015 sets out legal requirements for those coming to the UK on certain visas to pay a health charge.

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List of Commonwealth Countries by Region

This document sets out the list of Commonwealth countries categorized by their geographical region.

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Appendix Long Residence

The Appendix Long Residence covers rules for those who have lived in the UK for a prolonged period, potentially qualifying them for various immigration benefits.

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Interpretation

The 'Interpretation' section clarifies the definitions and meanings of key terms used within the Immigration Rules.

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Commonwealth citizen

A British Overseas Territories citizen, a British National (Overseas), a British Overseas citizen or a British subject; or a citizen of a country listed in Schedule 3 to the British Nationality Act 1981

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Condition

A condition of leave to enter or leave to remain in the UK, such as a prohibition on employment or study

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Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies reference number

A number assigned by a student sponsor to a student or child student, linking their application to their course.

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Conviction

Conviction for a criminal offence in the UK or any other country.

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Course of study

The course of study for which a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies was assigned, or a new course allowed without further permission.

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Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)

An electronic document issued by a student sponsor, confirming acceptance for a specific course.

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Curtailment of leave

Cancellation or shortening of a person's leave to enter or leave to remain in the UK.

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Custodial Sentence

A period of imprisonment, excluding suspended sentences

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Study Notes

OISC Level 1 Exam Resource Book (November 2024)

  • Resource Book Purpose: Assisting OISC candidates with exam preparation. Not for general use; rely on updated GOV.UK materials.
  • Accuracy Disclaimer: The OISC does not accept responsibility for errors or omissions.
  • Updating Note (November 2024): Minor amendments to Immigration Rules (Statement of Changes HC217, 10 September 2024).
  • Application Dates:
    • Paper Application: Posting date (tracked or postmark) or courier delivery date.
    • Online Application: Submission date, and fee payment date (except fee waiver requests).
    • Fee Waiver Online Requests: Request submission date, followed by completed application within 10 working days of decision.
  • Decision-Maker Definition: Entry clearance officer/immigration officer/Secretary of State/authorized individual.
  • Degree Level Study: UK bachelor's degree or equivalent at level 6 (RQF) or 9/10 (Scottish framework).
  • Ecttis: A service (ecttis.com) providing information about global qualifications & skills.
  • EEA Citizen/National: Nationals of specific EU countries (Austria, Belgium, etc.), not British citizens.
  • Close Relative: Grandparent, sibling, step-parent, aged 18+, uncle/aunt (sibling of parent).
  • Commonwealth Citizen: British Overseas Territories citizens, British National (Overseas) citizens, British Overseas citizen or British subject or citizens of countries in Schedule 3 of the 1981 British Nationality Act.
  • Condition (Leave to Enter/Remain): Restrictions (e.g., no employment or study).
  • Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS): Unique electronic document from a student sponsor, used for Student/Child Student applications.
  • Confirmation Number: Links to a CAS document.
  • Conviction: Criminal offense in UK or a foreign country.
  • Course of Study: Registered course or new course for a sponsor.
  • Curtailment: Cancelling or shortening leave.
  • Custodial Sentence: Imprisonment (excluding suspended sentences)
  • Date of Application (Entry Clearance): Payment date (or submission when fees not required), delivery date of paper application.
  • Date of Application (Permission to Enter): Date of seeking entry.

Key Concepts from Immigration Legislation

  • Immigration Act 1971 (Sections): Deals with various aspects of immigration.
  • British Nationality Act 1981 (Sections): Relevant to British nationality.
  • Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 (Sections): Specific clauses related to immigration and asylum.
  • Nationality, Immigration, and Asylum Act 2002 (Sections): Particular sections regarding nationality, immigration, and asylum.
  • Tribunal Procedure Rules 2014: First-tier Tribunal rules, (only rule 19 specified).

Specific Immigration Rules Sections

  • Immigration Rules (extract): Extract from the full set of rules.
  • Interpretation (paragraph 6): Extract from the interpretation para.
  • Part 1 (Leave to Enter/Stay): Specific rules on entry clearance and leave to remain (Rules 11-11B, 15, 24, 27 ,28, 28A, 30, A34, 34A-X, 35, 39, 39B-E).
  • Part 8 (Family Members): Focus on family migration, children and settled parents (Rules 297-299).
  • Part 9 (Grounds for Refusal): Explanation of reasons for refusal.
  • Appendices: Detailed information in various appendices e.g., 'Adult Dependent Relative', 'Administrative Review', 'Children', 'Continuous Residence' and others.
  • Home Office Guidance (Part 8): Additional material on Family Migration (Adequate Maintenance & Accommodation).
  • Immigration Health Charge Order 2015: Specific rules on health charge payments.
  • Commonwealth Countries by Region: List of commonwealth countries.

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This resource book is designed to assist OISC candidates in their exam preparation and is updated for November 2024. It includes essential information on application dates, decision maker definitions, and changes to immigration rules. Please note that the material should not be used as a general resource and is meant to complement official GOV.UK information.

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