Second Woman Arrested in Disguise Fraud for UK Citizenship Tests

A 42-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly using wigs and disguises to fraudulently take the UK's Life in the UK citizenship test on behalf of 12 other applicants. The arrest occurred in Dartford, Kent, where officials found a second woman hiding under a bed who was suspected of entering the UK illegally. Immigration enforcement officers seized various wigs, false documents, and luxury goods believed to have been purchased with proceeds from the fraud. The Life in the UK test, which assesses knowledge of British values and history, is a requirement for those seeking citizenship or indefinite leave to remain. Authorities warn that such fraudulent activities could compromise the integrity of the immigration system and public safety. The investigation is ongoing, with both women remaining in custody.