mrph:


I have also considered your application under section 320 (7A) of the immigration rules which states that an application is to be refused:
Where false representations have been made or false documents have been submitted (whether or not material to the appliaction, and whether or not to the applicants knowledge), or material facts have not been disclosed, in relation to the application.

They went on to state that the Tax Clearance certificate was found to be forged, and when I confronted my uncled that did it for me (when I applied for a company registration for contracts), he confirmed it wasnt really good for Visa application, only for local coonsumption.
etc
BUT, HER CASE DOES NOT CARRY A FULL RIGHT OF APPEAL
and they stamped something on her passport as follows: 447957 UK ABUJA 20/10/08

(1) Now some agent there at the plaza in Abuja advised her to get a lawyer to write to them explaining[b] that it was my staff that did the fraud and that they should pardon her and bla bla bla.[/b]

Now we are preparing another application with an original Tax clearance and also attaching her 1 year Insurance "AKAWO" paper (which has clocked over 550k and is due Feb, 2009 - we forgot this d last time)

I have also got a lawyer to do the write-up and it looks and sounds nice.

NOW MY QUESTION:

Q1. what are her chances of success ?
Q2. Does the stamped code on her passport mean anything to u guys ?

It seems she was denied on 2 reasons:
1st reason: The fake Tax Cert (I have made the original myself from FIRS)
Q3. Is this enough ? Will they still refer back to the old forged one

2nd Reason: where the ECO states "I am not satisfied, on the basis of probabilities, that you meet all the requirements of paragraph 41 of the immigration rules. This decision was made on the merits of this application."


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Q4. How can 1 be sure that she has met all the requirements of this paragraph 41 ? It looks vague and seems not to have a clear-cut explanation, as anyone can see it in different ways !!!

Q5. Any other advice ??

iykewin:

MRPH,

[b]As a professional Visa counselor, I will like to state the following:[/b]First, I will like to state that Your wife had a good reason to travel.

Second, you have stated that she was refused on the basis that she presented fake Tax clearance.
However, These are good enough reasons for her refusal.

- Why did you have to submit a tax certificate in the first place? Are you the owner of the Company? If yes, then, why did you not go to FIRS in the first place?
- Why did she state that she had a child already when her excuse for travelling is to shop for her wedding?
- I noticed that she did not include such documents as your pictures together and othe relevant documents like I.V etc showing wedding prep. in her list of documents and if there had been a traditional wedding, why did she not include the pix.

If you get a lawyer, then you want to do christmas before December because, it is enough criminal case that you submitted a fake Tax clearance which you also confirmed was fake.Let me also advice that you better not mention that it was your staff that did the fraud because you are only going to blacklist your company. A tax certificate is not a document that any of your staff should handle.

Fine, you have a genuine certificate now with your so called "AKAWO"( whatever that means), what you can do is to simply state your case and stating the true position of your error the last time. You can even admit that you did the certificate yourself at the Tax office, not knowing that what they did for you was fake either by faking ignorance of the fact that you dealt with a non staff of the office without knowing it.


You can still be considered on a good ground, provided you get the necessary documents and proofs this time.

If you want us to handle your Visa counselling, you can e-mail: execurandservices@yahoo.co.uk or call 08038478454 or 08056261017 scanning your refusal letter to us.

salsera:

Hi there,

I need to get information for a friend whose sister was born in England but they moved back to Nigeria shortly after her birth.

she should have rights to british citizenry ko?

How would they go about that

royalboy:

Hi Busy body,
. . . I care less of what your opinions are.

royalboy:

suffix (it) to say

su[/b]ffice, not [b]su[/b]ffix, [b]Su[/b]gamu/[b]Su[/b]le-Igbira[b]Su[/b]le-Bada

royalboy:

You have said nothing and I see nothing in your disjointed posts and such apparent lack of manner and respect demonstrate a low self-esteem woman whose location reads and I quote 'FIVE MINUTES FROM YABA LEFT, which ofcourse sums up your erratic behaviour. I'd rather direct the resource meant for the welfare of abused and battered vulnerable african children to a blithering idiot whose posts show how much quality help she needs.

[s]If I have said nothing that you could see, why did you go through so much pain to grace and honour my response with a 18 line rejoinder It surely ain't because of your magnanimous bleeding heart, is it plonker? [/s]

Sorry, ignore the reply I crossed out, where are my manners What I should have said was "[b]DO YOU WANT A COOKIE"

mrph:

Thanks all for ur contributions.
I would like to answer some of the Q's iykewin asked:

1. I am d owner of the company, and according to info (or as I believed) the more docs u submit, the better ur chances, and (man) its not possible to get all docs yourself. Even u cannot do that, its an uncle that does all my govt papers for me.

2. Hmm, I think this Q is irreleveant. There is provison for "Out of wedding" spouse abi 1 has the right to a kid even without being wedded. Moreover some guys also suggested they would better believe u will return if u have a compelling reason to. I believe a less than 3 year old child is enough compelling reason to return home to.

3. Well, she didnt arrange an IV for wedding prep because she has non (maybe i will start that now -if it becomes unnecessary, then i litter it).
And then i just did her introduction (knocking of hand), maybe I will use the pix as traditional marriage !!!!!!!

Then again, I still believe that in big companies (which I'm presenting mine as), jobs are assigned as the CEO cannot do everything himself, hence a staff can go and pay tax clearance for his company. So I tot.

Lastly, by "Akawo", I mean a kind of life assurance product by insurance companies where you pay daily (or as much as u can) and redeem it at the end of the year. Just like akawo, only that if the person dies, the next of kin is paid the total amount that the daily contribution was suppose to be.

brownbonno:

It will be difficult for you to get a meaningful advice if detailed information is not available(year of birth and the parents immigration status at the time of birth)

salsera:

she was born in 1984
Her dad was an nigerian expatriate in the UK so the rest of the family moved with him.
she was born whilst they were all resident there

salsera:

forgot to say

busy_body

keep up the good work

brownbonno:

"Before 1983, birth in the UK was sufficient in itself to confer British nationality irrespective of the status of parents, with an exception only for children of diplomats and enemy aliens."
Based on the above the  parents actual immigration status plays an important in determining the child`s citizenship.

^{Baba Dibia, u no do well o, if you want to grow old, I want my money back, full refund with interest, nothing more, nothing less}

Busy_body:

Did he just go there That's it, he's sleeping on the couch tonight I thought he was well trained and thought I had him where I wanted - eating out of the palm of my hand Oh well, back to the drawing board then ^{Baba Dibia, u no do well o, if you want to grow old, I want my money back, full refund with interest, nothing more, nothing less}

Salsera, you have won this round, but it's on, BRING IT ON, I would not allow any woman to steal my meal ticket or shorten my ration  

brownbonno:

Ohh darlin don;t worry i am all yours.she can;t pull a string(u are too much).

brownbonno:

Ohh darlin don;t worry i am all yours.she can;t pull a string(u are too much).

^{Shey you hia that Salsera}

timmfikk:

^{If he is yours, I will just let go gently, no yawa, I can't fight men, I only crush ladies}

Busy_body:

I love you too, bone of ma bone ^{Shey you hia that Salsera}

thx

brownbonno:

thx

Busy_body:

Are you denying timmfink Show him some love na

brownbonno:

I am sure u are more than enough for me.

^{I bet this your response was typed faster than the speed of sound, I can feel the resounding hell-no pulsating through my computer}

skillip:

hello guys,
please i would like to get someone respond to my question,i applied for my student visa but due to delay in visa n deadline for resumption,i could not travel the BHC returned ALL my documents with a letter and advised in the letter that i defer my admission till the next academic session.now my documents are ready i want to find out if i would pay another application fee,cus my application wasn't treated at all.thanks

salsera:

@busy_body

there is no contest there o
he's all urs


i'm a friend,
my comment was in response to ur reply to another persons' post jare
very apt