babybird82:

The celebration has started Jt2010. I collected my package today and the visa was granted.

I wanna say a very big thank you to all of you that assisted me in getting this done on my own. I went through the part 1 and part 2 of this thread, made enquiries and got good responses and then gathered all the documents that I had that was listed. This was my 2nd attempt.

Wishing all others goodluck.

Congratulations and enjoy ur holiday.

justwise:

Invited by any football team in the UK?

NO

Igweminho: NO

Then you can't get a visa

babybird82:

The celebration has started Jt2010. I collected my package today and the visa was granted.

I wanna say a very big thank you to all of you that assisted me in getting this done on my own. I went through the part 1 and part 2 of this thread, made enquiries and got good responses and then gathered all the documents that I had that was listed. This was my 2nd attempt.

Wishing all others goodluck.

Congrat

jt2010:

Congratulations and enjoy ur holiday.

Thanks. I sure will.

Thanks also Justwise.

justwise, vicjustice,and all.
greetings in his matchless name! i wish to sincerely thank you guys for the contributions you have made so far in making sure that people that seeks advice here got what they want.
please, help me advice me on this issue. i have 6 months UK visa and it will expire on the 13th of this month. i wish to apply for 2 years visa and also apply 6 months for my wife and 2 kids.
my questions is this, what and what will i include on the previous documents that i use to accomodate my wife and kids. i wish also to seek a written attestation from my kids school stating that within the period we intend to travel that they will be on holidays. my wife is not working but my finances i believe will be okay. my own company and myself will sponsor the trip.what kind of hotel room will i book for the family?
please advice on the documents that i will need to make this application successful. all advice are welcome.
please respond.

justwise:


Ok cool, get married to her in Nigeria and apply for spouse visa from Nigeria, keep all your communications with her, phone records, emails, text, fb chats..etc.

Hello, justwise, Quick one: We have decided to do our court wedding, in November (this year), and the main wedding, first quarter, next year. Since she has a permanent Job in the UK, and I'm more flexible, would it be wise to apply for a visa to do the court wedding in the UK? She said she wants those who can't make it to Africa for the main wedding, to at least enjoy a reception with us, after the court wedding in the UK. She's got a fixed holiday period, and we'd rather use the bulk of it, when planning the main wedding.
Please, advice me on what to do regarding this. What options do I have?

Thanks

Hi guys. Pleaseeeeee can someone answer this question please. I was on student visa in uk and everything went well and came back home after my studies. Now I want to go back BUT since I got to Nigeria I have been emailing the fco office of uk in Abuja asking them various questions concerning how I could get permanent residence and also some stupid questions as asked by others. Now do you think they keep log of my emails ?? And can they attach those mails to me even through they are not criminal in any way. Please enlighten me. Dunni

timismum: Hi guys. Pleaseeeeee can someone answer this question please. I was on student visa in uk and everything went well and came back home after my studies. Now I want to go back BUT since I got to Nigeria I have been emailing the fco office of uk in Abuja asking them various questions concerning how I could get permanent residence and also some stupid questions as asked by others. Now do you think they keep log of my emails ?? And can they attach those mails to me even through they are not criminal in any way. Please enlighten me. Dunni

What silly question were you asking?

mediaboy:

Hello, justwise, Quick one: We have decided to do our court wedding, in November (this year), and the main wedding, first quarter, next year. Since she has a permanent Job in the UK, and I'm more flexible, would it be wise to apply for a visa to do the court wedding in the UK? She said she wants those who can't make it to Africa for the main wedding, to at least enjoy a reception with us, after the court wedding in the UK. She's got a fixed holiday period, and we'd rather use the bulk of it, when planning the main wedding.
Please, advice me on what to do regarding this. What options do I have?

Thanks

Sure you can do registry in the UK then go to Nigeria for white wedding.

vozkini: justwise, vicjustice,and all.
greetings in his matchless name! i wish to sincerely thank you guys for the contributions you have made so far in making sure that people that seeks advice here got what they want.
please, help me advice me on this issue. i have 6 months UK visa and it will expire on the 13th of this month. i wish to apply for 2 years visa and also apply 6 months for my wife and 2 kids.



Hello house I need your assistsance here.
my questions is this, what and what will i include on the previous documents that i use to accomodate my wife and kids. i wish also to seek a written attestation from my kids school stating that within the period we intend to travel that they will be on holidays. my wife is not working but my finances i believe will be okay. my own company and myself will sponsor the trip.what kind of hotel room will i book for the family?
please advice on the documents that i will need to make this application successful. all advice are welcome.
please respond.

Just wise your candid advice is needed here

justwise:

Sure you can do registry in the UK then go to Nigeria for white wedding.

Great. Thanks. God bless you for your time!

babybird82:

I just got mine today.

Congrat madam.more good things to come ur way in Jesus name.

Waleabimbola:
Congrat madam.more good things to come ur way in Jesus name.

Amen. Thank you so much for your assistance.

timismum: Hi guys. Pleaseeeeee can someone answer this question please. I was on student visa in uk and everything went well and came back home after my studies. Now I want to go back BUT since I got to Nigeria I have been emailing the fco office of uk in Abuja asking them various questions concerning how I could get permanent residence and also some stupid questions as asked by others. Now do you think they keep log of my emails ?? And can they attach those mails to me even through they are not criminal in any way. Please enlighten me. Dunni

Relax, they won't go to that extent of tracking and tracing you to your emails: trust me, they receive loads of junk emails on daily bases in such a way that keeping emails in record in not in their interest unless of course the emails are security threats

How dare you call me silly!!!! If I knew this is the kind of forum this is would I bother ? It's funny I was actually going to ask you justwise to give me your opinion. Who the Bleep do u think you are? Do you have the monopoly of knowledge? I doubt it. Are u the only one here. You are obviously a rude conceited Arrow. I thought u were intelligent. You are sooooo condescending over nothing.

justwise:

What silly question were you asking?

Thank you Vicjustice. I just really want to be careful with my next application only for 'just foolish ' to talk to me like he knew me

Vicjustice:
Relax, they won't go to that extent of tracking and tracing you to your emails: trust me, they receive loads of junk emails on daily bases in such a way that keeping emails in record in not in their interest unless of course the emails are security threats

timismum: Thank you Vicjustice. I just really want to be careful with my next application only for 'just foolish ' to talk to me like he knew me

Bros,

Read your first post and Justwise question to you again, you will find the missing link.... His question is not directed at your person or intended to insult you in any way but an extract from your post to know the type of (in your words)silly-questions you may have asked the FCO office of uk in Abuja by email.

timismum: Hi guys. Pleaseeeeee can someone answer this question please. I was on student visa in uk and everything went well and came back home after my studies. Now I want to go back BUT since I got to Nigeria I have been emailing the fco office of uk in Abuja asking them various questions concerning how I could get permanent residence and also some stupid questions as asked by others. Now do you think they keep log of my emails ?? And can they attach those mails to me even through they are not criminal in any way. Please enlighten me. Dunni

timismum: How dare you call me silly!!!! If I knew this is the kind of forum this is would I bother ? It's funny I was actually going to ask you justwise to give me your opinion. Who the Bleep do u think you are? Do you have the monopoly of knowledge? I doubt it. Are u the only one here. You are obviously a rude conceited Arrow. I thought u were intelligent. You are sooooo condescending over nothing.

Did you read your initial post and see why i asked that question? You are insulting me because i was trying to know the sort of question you were asking BH as stated in your post?

jt2010:

Bros,

Read your first post and Justwise question to you again, you will find the missing link.... His question is not directed at your person or intended to insult you in any way but an extract from your post to know the type of (in your words)silly-questions you may have asked the FCO office of uk in Abuja by email.

Thank you.

justwise:



Did you read your initial post and see why i asked that question? You are insulting me because i was trying to know the sort of question you were asking BH as stated in your post?

He doesn't want his own questions to be tagged silly while calling others' silly.Hahahah...people wey sabi.What am I doing here?!

Okay justwise. Can we call a truce. I honestly thought you were having a go at me!!!!! I felt so little. Am soooooo sorry(hug). I asked fco asking questions about a particular kind of application then decided to use another method albeit withholding information. Eg sending an email to ask how I could take my stepson with me then deciding in my mind that I won't mention he is my step son but put in an application claiming he is my biological son and hoping they won't think that this guy asked a question regarding a step son but has put in an application for a biological son. Do u get it now. So sorry hun

justwise:



Did you read your initial post and see why i asked that question? You are insulting me because i was trying to know the sort of question you were asking BH as stated in your post?

vozkini:

Just wise your candid advice is needed here

And vcijustice assist please

vozkini: justwise, vicjustice,and all.
greetings in his matchless name! i wish to sincerely thank you guys for the contributions you have made so far in making sure that people that seeks advice here got what they want.
please, help me advice me on this issue. i have 6 months UK visa and it will expire on the 13th of this month. i wish to apply for 2 years visa and also apply 6 months for my wife and 2 kids.
my questions is this, what and what will i include on the previous documents that i use to accomodate my wife and kids. i wish also to seek a written attestation from my kids school stating that within the period we intend to travel that they will be on holidays. my wife is not working but my finances i believe will be okay. my own company and myself will sponsor the trip.what kind of hotel room will i book for the family?
please advice on the documents that i will need to make this application successful. all advice are welcome.
please respond.

You need to include you marriage certificate, family pictures, wedding pictures, child birth certificate, company tax clearance, company account and your savings account, booking family hotel accommodation, list of places you want to visit with your family while in the UK, mini-budget of the cost of the trip and the letter from your child's school.

If you have other investments you can include them backed up with paper evidence of ownership.

@justwise, thank you very much. I appreciate it.

Urgently Needed Pls
I need the address of Uk Embassy. My Bank wnt to addressed to them dat am the signatory to My Account. So I need there Address. In order to process my Visa. Thanks

Hi justwise and everyone,please I’ve got a serious problem bothering me which I’d appreciate any effort to clarify.Last year towards the end of my master’s programme in the UK I had an affair with a UK citizen which resulted in a pregnancy.Although we weren’t both dating we couldn’t justify any reason to abort.I returned to Nigeria early this year and me and the lady have been in touch since then.She claims she loves me and would like to marry me but not sure she’s willing to come to Nigeria to live or anything. She’s due to deliver in May. I really would like to be with my child and herself from birth however the policies seem complicated these days.right now I’m confused as to what to do or apply as to be with them both as I’ve got lot of things to prove even if I’m just applying as a visitor.I would really like to be around during the birth of my child in May, does anyone know what the best thing to do in this case is.
Thanks

holalekan: Hi justwise and everyone,please I’ve got a serious problem bothering me which I’d appreciate any effort to clarify.Last year towards the end of my master’s programme in the UK I had an affair with a UK citizen which resulted in a pregnancy.Although we weren’t both dating we couldn’t justify any reason to abort.I returned to Nigeria early this year and me and the lady have been in touch since then.She claims she loves me and would like to marry me but not sure she’s willing to come to Nigeria to live or anything. She’s due to deliver in May. I really would like to be with my child and herself from birth however the policies seem complicated these days.right now I’m confused as to what to do or apply as to be with them both as I’ve got lot of things to prove even if I’m just applying as a visitor.I would really like to be around during the birth of my child in May, does anyone know what the best thing to do in this case is.
Thanks

chei badt guy

holalekan: Hi justwise and everyone,please I’ve got a serious problem bothering me which I’d appreciate any effort to clarify.Last year towards the end of my master’s programme in the UK I had an affair with a UK citizen which resulted in a pregnancy.Although we weren’t both dating we couldn’t justify any reason to abort.I returned to Nigeria early this year and me and the lady have been in touch since then.She claims she loves me and would like to marry me but not sure she’s willing to come to Nigeria to live or anything. She’s due to deliver in May. I really would like to be with my child and herself from birth however the policies seem complicated these days.right now I’m confused as to what to do or apply as to be with them both as I’ve got lot of things to prove even if I’m just applying as a visitor.I would really like to be around during the birth of my child in May, does anyone know what the best thing to do in this case is.
Thanks

I don't think your narrated circumstances can boost your chance.
Unfortunately, as you are not legally married, your rights to family reunion with the woman and the child is limited especially as you have not shown any obligation and responsibility to the persons concerned: Impregnating a woman is not enough ground to be granted a visa, and desiring to be there to witness the birth of the child is not enough reason for visa application.
As harsh as this may sound, (in the eyes of a visa officer) there is no difference between you and a sρerm donor

Vicjustice:
As harsh as this may sound, (in the eyes of a visa officer) there is no difference between you and a sρerm donor

Chei, you wickeded gan-an o

Vicjustice:
I don't think your narrated circumstances can boost your chance.
Unfortunately, as you are not legally married, your rights to family reunion with the woman and the child is limited especially as you have not shown any obligation and responsibility to the persons concerned: Impregnating a woman is not enough ground to be granted a visa, and desiring to be there to witness the birth of the child is not enough reason for visa application.
As harsh as this may sound, (in the eyes of a visa officer) there is no difference between you and a sρerm donor

Noo!If the child isn't involved I can as well stay back in my country and get a decent job,but why would i walk away when i can take responsibility and be there to raise my child?Well if the mother is happy to relocate i'm more than willing to stay here and be there for them both.Myself and the mother are in touch and I've indicated I want to be involved in the upbringing of the child financially and morally!And I do understand my rights as a parent in future I just clarifications.

@Babybird82:I really congratulate u for the sucess u just got nd I really thnk u for d advised u gave me cncrng d face-face interview.I've done d intrview on monday bt wht I expected on dt day ws a simple questns bt the co askd me a lot of qestns as if I ws doing a job intrview bt I really thnkd God that all d questns he askd me I ws able to answr them very well.
Pls how many days does it take bfre they granted u ur visa aftr d face -face intrview?
Thanks.