HelenABUO:


Congratulations.. pls did you receive any mail from UKVI that they’ve received your application I did bio on 17th may,application transfer to DMC same day. I got a mail on 21st of May which is on Saturday that my visa application has arrived and awaiting consideration and got another on 30th of May that they’ve received my application. Till now nothing

Tmanager09:

It was the 10th of May.

solid3:


You need to sign in to your unique login link, click on provide document and biometrics, click on continue, viola, there's a link to track your application.

All the best.

solid3:
For those who did biometrics on 28th March, how far any news?

I sent paid email on Monday, they replied yesterday that a decision has been made further asking me to wait for 10 working days to get collection mail from VAC.

This morning, I tracked my application and it has moved from DMC to Transfer to VAC.

I did not get any refusal email (I'll never get that IJN �). Can I start dancing yet?

seyewest:


Since UK denied you... why not try Countries like UAE, South Africa etc abi that's not part of the grand plan?

akinkk:


Thanks for the response, as regards (2) I'm presently undergoing my NYSC which ends in March next year, I have a call up letter, posting letter stating this period and a letter of absorption from my employer stating this period as well. These wouldn't suffice?

If not, is there any other documentation I might need to prove ties to Nigeria as I only intend holidaying and getting back after 2 weeks?

ekpotek:


1. Only you can determine that. You can read back to see posting on cost
2. Question you need to ask yourself is what are my ties to Nigeria that will compel me to return? With your level of income and still dependent on your father, your ties to Nigeria is weak. That’s what the ECO will assume.

akinkk:
Good morning guys. I'm a youth corper and would want to go for a 2 weeks holiday late December and intend applying next week. My uncle in the UK (ILR) and his wife (British citizen) would be accommodating me for that period. He's providing me with an invitation letter stating the above, tenancy agreement, bank statement, visa doc, passport biodata. My dad would be sponsoring my flights and expenses. I have a monthly income of N47,680 (nysc allowance inclusive). I intend providing the following supporting docs as well;

My bank statement showing my personal income.

NYSC posting and call-up letters.

Acceptance and absorption letter from my employer showing employment period and allowance.

My dad's bank statement and property documents and a letter of sponsorship from him.


I have two questions please.

1) What should be my estimated cost of travel?
2) What else do I need to perfect to make my application favourable as I'm a first time applicant with no travel history.

akinkk:
Good day house. Kudos to the contributors, congratulations to the successful applicants and good luck to the expectants. I'm new here and I've gone through the first page of this thread, CIC website and other resources. I also used a third party EE points calculator and had a score of 412 which meets the minimum but is low compared to the CRS points being released.

I'm a fresh graduate (Bsc) seeking to immigrate with just one year of work experience (NYSC). I want to ask if it's possible to get an ITA with this little qualification or if there are ways to increase my points.

PS: I haven't taken the IELTS test yet, but with the EE calculator, I was able to put in possible ace scores but couldn't go beyond the 412 mark.

Age: 23
Male
Single
Edu: Bsc Mechanical engineering
Work experience: 1 year (NYSC) NOC A
Targeted province: Alberta

Most of the PPRs I've seen on this thread had more qualifications or certificates. This might make my request sound rhetorical but I'm asking if there are a select few with my kind of profile that made it and how they went about it.

Thanks in advance.

sonofananimal:
just wait first make them SACK you for work, you go even hawk ya self dey sell for road


you think say he funny by! MUMU.

adedayourt:
op see number of pages u open fr nl alone