Josephine Maurice, 61, has pleaded guilty to fraudulently completing UK citizenship tests for others by impersonating 13 different individuals using various disguises. Appearing via video link from HMP Bronzefield, she admitted to the offences committed between June 2022 and August 2023, along with conspiracy to commit fraud and possession of others' identity documents. The Life in the UK Test is a vital requirement for citizenship, emphasizing knowledge of British society. The Home Office warned that such fraudulent actions undermine immigration due diligence and the integrity of the citizenship process.
Home Office immigration enforcement inspector Phillip Parr stated that she orchestrated a premeditated plan to evade detection by meticulously selecting disguises and test centres across the country.
The Life in the UK Test consists of 24 questions aimed at proving the applicant's knowledge of British values, history, and society, which is crucial for citizenship.
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