Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 1:51pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
Onile1979: second page @ justwise tell me wat d eco said must hav change in my life before i cam get the visa in my future application,now i hav new evidence for this application,i hav new job wit gud account
This last part doesn't matter anymore because you have already committed an immigration fraud which carries 10yrs ban. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Onile1979: 2:09pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
justwise:
This last part doesn't matter anymore because you have already committed an immigration fraud which carries 10yrs ban. tanks, are you saying the eco is also deceiving me to apply so that they can make money for u.k,well there is no harm in trying,Abrahm lincon context for elections in seven times before,he became u.s president,he never discourage cos of d amount of money he has wasted in d past. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 2:20pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
Onile1979: tanks, are you saying the eco is also deceiving me to apply so that they can make money for u.k,well there is no harm in trying,Abrahm lincon context for elections in seven times before,he became u.s president,he never discourage cos of d amount of money he has wasted in d past. Yea but i don't think Abraham Lincoln committed any fraud during his previous failed election triers and was not restricted by USA law from applying again. No the ECO is not deceiving you because they have told you clearly in that refusal letter that your next application is likely to be refused because of your previous offence. The decision to keep reapplying after numerous refusals is yours and not the ECO's. 1 Like |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Onile1979: 2:51pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
justwise: [/b]
Yea but i don't think Abraham Lincoln committed any fraud during his previous failed election triers and was not restricted by USA law from applying again.
No the ECO is not deceiving you because they have told you clearly in that refusal letter that your next application is likely to be refused because of your previous offence.
The decision to keep reapplying after numerous refusals is yours and not the ECO's.
coment on wat d eco said in page2, amy future application u mak wil b treated on it merits,however u are likely b refuse,unless 1) ur personal circumstantances change significantly btw now an ur next applicatin 2) u provide compelling new evidence wit ur next app. 1 Like |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by NaGodwin: 3:56pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
Na so u dull, do u need Justwise to tell u dat 1+1 is 2? Go ahead and apply, Infact u should inform them about Abraham Lincoln, u will be given 5years visa straight up. Onile1979: coment on wat d eco said in page2, amy future application u mak wil b treated on it merits,however u are likely b refuse,unless 1) ur personal circumstantances change significantly btw now an ur next applicatin 2) u provide compelling new evidence wit ur next app. 7 Likes |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Captgb: 7:25pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
hello house, heres the documents I submitted for my EEA family permit pls house what do you all think about this because my first application the ECO said they are not sure about my marriage with my spouse because they didn't see our pictures because I didn't make its photocopy but now I did.
*Marriage certificate *Proof of contact thru chats *facebook *whatsapp *proof of regular phone calls ( call logs ) *pictures 62 copies with photocopy *itineries n stamps of my wife visits *My valid pp * certified copy of her bank statements 6month *proof of tenancy agreement *proof of me sending money to her my wife *copy of her EU passport *copy of her Nigerian passport *letter from her landlady *supporting letter from our family *my bank statement *tb X-ray result *a statement of fact from her GP about d pregnancy she lost in 2013 for me.
Please house are we good to go with all this now because they claim not to see our pictures in the first application but now we've photocopy everything now and added more to it. Any advise will be welcome |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by travelpoint: 8:35pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
Captgb: hello house, heres the documents I submitted for my EEA family permit pls house what do you all think about this because my first application the ECO said they are not sure about my marriage with my spouse because they didn't see our pictures because I didn't make its photocopy but now I did.
*Marriage certificate *Proof of contact thru chats *facebook *whatsapp *proof of regular phone calls ( call logs ) *pictures 62 copies with photocopy *itineries n stamps of my wife visits *My valid pp * certified copy of her bank statements 6month *proof of tenancy agreement *proof of me sending money to her my wife *copy of her EU passport *copy of her Nigerian passport *letter from her landlady *supporting letter from our family *my bank statement *tb X-ray result *a statement of fact from her GP about d pregnancy she lost in 2013 for me.
Please house are we good to go with all this now because they claim not to see our pictures in the first application but now we've photocopy everything now and added more to it. Any advise will be welcome What the house think about your documents doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is what the ECO thinks. Anyway your documents look good |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by segzy0: 9:12pm On Dec 18, 2016 |
Na wa for you oh! Upon the explanation u still wan rugged am Onile1979: coment on wat d eco said in page2, amy future application u mak wil b treated on it merits,however u are likely b refuse,unless 1) ur personal circumstantances change significantly btw now an ur next applicatin 2) u provide compelling new evidence wit ur next app. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Kusha15: 6:50am On Dec 19, 2016 |
@justwise I haven't gotten a decision yet on my visa application ..I'm already getting worried since I did my biometrics on the 1st of this month ..please is it normal ..or Whatelse can I do ..please |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by drobadebayo: 8:35am On Dec 19, 2016 |
Hello good people,I made a Priority PBS Tier 2 application exactly 20working days ago(28 calendar days). I got an email from TLS that application was received by UKVI on 22nd November.Interestingly,i got another email from Sheffield that application has been received and will be considered shortly just this morning(after 20 working days). Is there anyone who has experience with this,its really confusing. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Eastner: 12:11pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Hello House, your advice and expert opinion is needed. I intend traveling to the UK with our child early next year to visit my husband (British citizen). Our child was born in Lagos and we applied for and got his British passport here in Lagos. I've been working in the same company for 10years now (even before i got married) and the salary was just reviewed in September, to 210k after tax,but i'm currently paying off a loan of 50,000 naira. (brings it to 160k). I receive 5,000 naira monthly as balance from phone credit top-up (so,rather than top up with 15,000.the company tops up my phone with 10,000 and credits my account with the remaining 5,000 balance and it's not included in payslip). Periodically, i also receive bonus and also just received my 13th month salary. My monthly expenses is 50,000 naira except on occasions where i've had to carry out some projects. My husband sends money via western union monthly too and this varies depending on expenses and what not(could be as low as 51,000 and as high as 300,000 naira , 3 times in a month). I intend sponsoring the trip and my husband will be providing the accommodation alone. I intend submitting my salary account for the application. These are the documents I'm thinking of submitting:
1. Employment Letter 2. Letter of Introduction From My boss stating how long I've been working,my role,that my leave has been approved and i'm to resume after. 3. 6months salary account bank statement/Covering letter 4. 6 months pay slip 5. Tax Card 6. Pensions Account Statement/Covering Letter 7. Shares Certificate 8. Land Documents 9. Utility Bill 10. Marriage Certificate/Evidence of Change of Name 11. Evidence of Additional source of Income (Western Union) 12. Wedding & Family Pictures
For Our Child 1. Birth Certificate 2. British Passport Bio-data 3. School 1st Term Results 4. Pictures of Son in School 5. Letter of Acknowledgement/confirmation from School Head.
From My Husband 1. British Passport Bio-data 2. Letter of Invitation and Consent 3. Employment Letter 4. 6 months Salary Account Statement 5. 6 months Pay slip 6. Tenancy Agreement 7. Utility Bill
Now, my questions are: A) When filling the budget breakdown such as ,'what is the cost of the trip to me personally as well as total cost'.. do i include the cost of flight and feeding for my son? Since he's visiting with me. But he doesn't need a visa. B) Since i'm including feeding as part of my budget, do i still need to submit my husband's statement of account? (It's not bouyant as he just returned from nigeria) C) How much do you think is feasibile for feeding for a mom and child for 2weeks. I was budgeting 135 pounds. D) Do i really need to add shopping? E) When asked if the purpose of travel is to visit the person i'll be staying with,the answer is YES, right? since the primary purpose isnt sight seeing. F) What the ties i can use to show that i will definately come back to nigeria since technically,my family members are my husband and son asides parents and inlaws in nigeria.
I'll be having 750,000 in the account i'm presenting and the budget is
Flight - 384,056 (Son and I) Feeding & Misc - 80,000 (Son and I)
G) Can you please assist with what i've listed so far. Thank you. 1 Like |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by ladylco: 1:27pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Eastner: Hello House, your advice and expert opinion is needed. I intend traveling to the UK with our child early next year to visit my husband (British citizen). Our child was born in Lagos and we applied for and got his British passport here in Lagos. I've been working in the same company for 10years now (even before i got married) and the salary was just reviewed in September, to 210k after tax,but i'm currently paying off a loan of 50,000 naira. (brings it to 160k). I receive 5,000 naira monthly as balance from phone credit top-up (so,rather than top up with 15,000.the company tops up my phone with 10,000 and credits my account with the remaining 5,000 balance and it's not included in payslip). Periodically, i also receive bonus and also just received my 13th month salary. My monthly expenses is 50,000 naira except on occasions where i've had to carry out some projects. My husband sends money via western union monthly too and this varies depending on expenses and what not(could be as low as 51,000 and as high as 300,000 naira , 3 times in a month). I intend sponsoring the trip and my husband will be providing the accommodation alone. I intend submitting my salary account for the application. These are the documents I'm thinking of submitting:
1. Employment Letter 2. Letter of Introduction From My boss stating how long I've been working,my role,that my leave has been approved and i'm to resume after. 3. 6months salary account bank statement/Covering letter 4. 6 months pay slip 5. Tax Card 6. Pensions Account Statement/Covering Letter 7. Shares Certificate 8. Land Documents 9. Utility Bill 10. Marriage Certificate/Evidence of Change of Name 11. Evidence of Additional source of Income (Western Union) 12. Wedding & Family Pictures
For Our Child 1. Birth Certificate 2. British Passport Bio-data 3. School 1st Term Results 4. Pictures of Son in School 5. Letter of Acknowledgement/confirmation from School Head.
From My Husband 1. British Passport Bio-data 2. Letter of Invitation and Consent 3. Employment Letter 4. 6 months Salary Account Statement 5. 6 months Pay slip 6. Tenancy Agreement 7. Utility Bill
Now, my questions are: A) When filling the budget breakdown such as ,'what is the cost of the trip to me personally as well as total cost'.. do i include the cost of flight and feeding for my son? Since he's visiting with me. But he doesn't need a visa. B) Since i'm including feeding as part of my budget, do i still need to submit my husband's statement of account? (It's not bouyant as he just returned from nigeria) C) How much do you think is feasibile for feeding for a mom and child for 2weeks. I was budgeting 135 pounds. D) Do i really need to add shopping? E) When asked if the purpose of travel is to visit the person i'll be staying with,the answer is YES, right? since the primary purpose isnt sight seeing. F) What the ties i can use to show that i will definately come back to nigeria since technically,my family members are my husband and son asides parents and inlaws in nigeria.
I'll be having 750,000 in the account i'm presenting and the budget is
Flight - 384,056 (Son and I) Feeding & Misc - 80,000 (Son and I)
G) Can you please assist with what i've listed so far. Thank you.
I feel you are good to go except that for your son as a British citizen, with is UK passport, he does not need a visa to travel to the UK even the USA, all you need to do in addition to all document you have stated just include copy of his british passport. Do not waste money on visa fee for him. Make sure you write a detail letter of for your application. Best of luck |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Ehimeomo(f): 2:23pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Glad to give back to this house @justwise, thanks for your input, it propelled me into doing a lot of thinking work and lots of brainstorming. I went ahead "stubbornness" against @justwise advice to reapply and today i got my package with my six months visa. Thanks @justwise, You have been a source of wisdom, wish I could meet you and give you a hug. In addition, I think the addition of a personal letter to my application helped a great deal. Though, I had my heart in my mouth all the full one month because it took longer than expected, i think the UK application format too has improved a lot because i was called for some sorts of verification. My timeline : 21-11-2016: Submitted application at VI 21-11-2016: Application transferred to UK Visas & Immigration 22-11-2016: Application received by UK Visas & Immigration 22-11-2016: Visa application received in Sheffield 6-12-2016: A mail came that my application wasn't straight forward and would take longer than expected (na here I die wake up) 13-12-2016: Application assessed by UK Visas & Immigration 14-12-2016: Application ready for collection/courier return 15-12-2016: Application return by courier 19-12-2016: DHL called me to come carry my property and as I open am, I see six-months visa o. NL is highly recommended for DIY o, no time for agents. STORY OF MY LIFE. 3 Likes |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Eastner: 2:23pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
ladylco:
I feel you are good to go except that for your son as a British citizen, with is UK passport, he does not need a visa to travel to the UK even the USA, all you need to do in addition to all document you have stated just include copy of his british passport. Do not waste money on visa fee for him. Make sure you write a detail letter of for your application.
Best of luck
Thanks a lot. I'll include the detailed letter. I still need answers to the questions i've listed though. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 4:36pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Ehimeomo: Glad to give back to this house @justwise, thanks for your input, it propelled me into doing a lot of thinking work and lots of brainstorming. I went ahead "stubbornness" against @justwise advice to reapply and today i got my package with my six months visa. Thanks @justwise, You have been a source of wisdom, wish I could meet you and give you a hug. In addition, I think the addition of a personal letter to my application helped a great deal. Though, I had my heart in my mouth all the full one month because it took longer than expected, i think the UK application format too has improved a lot because i was called for some sorts of verification. My timeline : 21-11-2016: Submitted application at VI 21-11-2016: Application transferred to UK Visas & Immigration 22-11-2016: Application received by UK Visas & Immigration 22-11-2016: Visa application received in Sheffield 6-12-2016: A mail came that my application wasn't straight forward and would take longer than expected (na here I die wake up) 13-12-2016: Application assessed by UK Visas & Immigration 14-12-2016: Application ready for collection/courier return 15-12-2016: Application return by courier 19-12-2016: DHL called me to come carry my property and as I open am, I see six-months visa o. NL is highly recommended for DIY o, no time for agents. STORY OF MY LIFE.
I can imagine the feeling when it took this long to come out. Congratulations though, it worked out at the end. That huge could go to a nice person around you this xams ![grin](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/grin.png) |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 4:38pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Eastner: Hello House, your advice and expert opinion is needed. I intend traveling to the UK with our child early next year to visit my husband (British citizen). Our child was born in Lagos and we applied for and got his British passport here in Lagos. I've been working in the same company for 10years now (even before i got married) and the salary was just reviewed in September, to 210k after tax,but i'm currently paying off a loan of 50,000 naira. (brings it to 160k). I receive 5,000 naira monthly as balance from phone credit top-up (so,rather than top up with 15,000.the company tops up my phone with 10,000 and credits my account with the remaining 5,000 balance and it's not included in payslip). Periodically, i also receive bonus and also just received my 13th month salary. My monthly expenses is 50,000 naira except on occasions where i've had to carry out some projects. My husband sends money via western union monthly too and this varies depending on expenses and what not(could be as low as 51,000 and as high as 300,000 naira , 3 times in a month). I intend sponsoring the trip and my husband will be providing the accommodation alone. I intend submitting my salary account for the application. These are the documents I'm thinking of submitting:
1. Employment Letter 2. Letter of Introduction From My boss stating how long I've been working,my role,that my leave has been approved and i'm to resume after. 3. 6months salary account bank statement/Covering letter 4. 6 months pay slip 5. Tax Card 6. Pensions Account Statement/Covering Letter 7. Shares Certificate 8. Land Documents 9. Utility Bill 10. Marriage Certificate/Evidence of Change of Name 11. Evidence of Additional source of Income (Western Union) 12. Wedding & Family Pictures
For Our Child 1. Birth Certificate 2. British Passport Bio-data 3. School 1st Term Results 4. Pictures of Son in School 5. Letter of Acknowledgement/confirmation from School Head.
From My Husband 1. British Passport Bio-data 2. Letter of Invitation and Consent 3. Employment Letter 4. 6 months Salary Account Statement 5. 6 months Pay slip 6. Tenancy Agreement 7. Utility Bill
Now, my questions are: A) When filling the budget breakdown such as ,'what is the cost of the trip to me personally as well as total cost'.. do i include the cost of flight and feeding for my son? Since he's visiting with me. But he doesn't need a visa. B) Since i'm including feeding as part of my budget, do i still need to submit my husband's statement of account? (It's not bouyant as he just returned from nigeria) C) How much do you think is feasibile for feeding for a mom and child for 2weeks. I was budgeting 135 pounds. D) Do i really need to add shopping? E) When asked if the purpose of travel is to visit the person i'll be staying with,the answer is YES, right? since the primary purpose isnt sight seeing. F) What the ties i can use to show that i will definately come back to nigeria since technically,my family members are my husband and son asides parents and inlaws in nigeria.
I'll be having 750,000 in the account i'm presenting and the budget is
Flight - 384,056 (Son and I) Feeding & Misc - 80,000 (Son and I)
G) Can you please assist with what i've listed so far. Thank you.
I will comment when i get home, a bit busy at work now |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 4:40pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Kusha15: @justwise I haven't gotten a decision yet on my visa application ..I'm already getting worried since I did my biometrics on the 1st of this month ..please is it normal ..or Whatelse can I do ..please You know xmas is always a busy period , you will probably hear from there this week definitely |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Eastner: 4:44pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
justwise:
I will comment when i get home, a bit busy at work now @justwise,thanks..will be awaiting your comment. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Kukuful1014: 5:13pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Ehimeomo: Glad to give back to this house @justwise, thanks for your input, it propelled me into doing a lot of thinking work and lots of brainstorming. I went ahead "stubbornness" against @justwise advice to reapply and today i got my package with my six months visa. Thanks @justwise, You have been a source of wisdom, wish I could meet you and give you a hug. In addition, I think the addition of a personal letter to my application helped a great deal. Though, I had my heart in my mouth all the full one month because it took longer than expected, i think the UK application format too has improved a lot because i was called for some sorts of verification. My timeline : 21-11-2016: Submitted application at VI 21-11-2016: Application transferred to UK Visas & Immigration 22-11-2016: Application received by UK Visas & Immigration 22-11-2016: Visa application received in Sheffield 6-12-2016: A mail came that my application wasn't straight forward and would take longer than expected (na here I die wake up) 13-12-2016: Application assessed by UK Visas & Immigration 14-12-2016: Application ready for collection/courier return 15-12-2016: Application return by courier 19-12-2016: DHL called me to come carry my property and as I open am, I see six-months visa o. NL is highly recommended for DIY o, no time for agents. STORY OF MY LIFE.
What did they call u to verify, I'm in the same situation now, I submit my application on 28/11/16 and go the email saying application not straightforward on 13/12/16 and I'm still waiting for decision made email |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Isoken2000: 5:16pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Hi justwise, thank you for your response. I got this email today
Reference: GWFxxxxxxxxx
Dear xxxxxc xxxxxc xxxxxxxxx
UK Visas & Immigration has now assessed your UK visa application and made a decision. Your documents and
the decision will be sent back to either the UK Visa Application Centre where you applied, where we will
contact you by email over the next few days to collect them, or if you are using the courier return service, will
be sent directly back to the address you provided.
Please note that TLScontact does not know the outcome of the assessment and has played no role in the
decision-making process.
Kind regards,
TLScontact UK VIsas & Immigration
I paid for courier service
My question is when can I expect this package and is it possible to know the decision from the email
Thank you |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Onedimple: 7:26pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Hello House, Pls i need your opinion on this, My Parents have an appointment tomorrow at TLScontact Ikeja, is it compulsory to attach flight's itinerary to their applications? Thanks. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 8:25pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Onedimple: Hello House, Pls i need your opinion on this, My Parents have an appointment tomorrow at TLScontact Ikeja, is it compulsory to attach flight's itinerary to their applications? Thanks. No it's not |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 8:27pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Isoken2000: Hi justwise, thank you for your response. I got this email today
Reference: GWFxxxxxxxxx
Dear xxxxxc xxxxxc xxxxxxxxx
UK Visas & Immigration has now assessed your UK visa application and made a decision. Your documents and
the decision will be sent back to either the UK Visa Application Centre where you applied, where we will
contact you by email over the next few days to collect them, or if you are using the courier return service, will
be sent directly back to the address you provided.
Please note that TLScontact does not know the outcome of the assessment and has played no role in the
decision-making process.
Kind regards,
TLScontact UK VIsas & Immigration
I paid for courier service
My question is when can I expect this package and is it possible to know the decision from the email
Thank you Probably before the end of the week. No it's not possible to know the outcome from the email |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 8:38pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Eastner: Hello House, your advice and expert opinion is needed. I intend traveling to the UK with our child early next year to visit my husband (British citizen). Our child was born in Lagos and we applied for and got his British passport here in Lagos. I've been working in the same company for 10years now (even before i got married) and the salary was just reviewed in September, to 210k after tax,but i'm currently paying off a loan of 50,000 naira. (brings it to 160k). I receive 5,000 naira monthly as balance from phone credit top-up (so,rather than top up with 15,000.the company tops up my phone with 10,000 and credits my account with the remaining 5,000 balance and it's not included in payslip). Periodically, i also receive bonus and also just received my 13th month salary. My monthly expenses is 50,000 naira except on occasions where i've had to carry out some projects. My husband sends money via western union monthly too and this varies depending on expenses and what not(could be as low as 51,000 and as high as 300,000 naira , 3 times in a month). I intend sponsoring the trip and my husband will be providing the accommodation alone. I intend submitting my salary account for the application. These are the documents I'm thinking of submitting:
1. Employment Letter 2. Letter of Introduction From My boss stating how long I've been working,my role,that my leave has been approved and i'm to resume after. 3. 6months salary account bank statement/Covering letter 4. 6 months pay slip 5. Tax Card 6. Pensions Account Statement/Covering Letter 7. Shares Certificate 8. Land Documents 9. Utility Bill 10. Marriage Certificate/Evidence of Change of Name 11. Evidence of Additional source of Income (Western Union) 12. Wedding & Family Pictures
For Our Child 1. Birth Certificate 2. British Passport Bio-data 3. School 1st Term Results 4. Pictures of Son in School 5. Letter of Acknowledgement/confirmation from School Head.
From My Husband 1. British Passport Bio-data 2. Letter of Invitation and Consent 3. Employment Letter 4. 6 months Salary Account Statement 5. 6 months Pay slip 6. Tenancy Agreement 7. Utility Bill
Now, my questions are: A) When filling the budget breakdown such as ,'what is the cost of the trip to me personally as well as total cost'.. do i include the cost of flight and feeding for my son? Since he's visiting with me. But he doesn't need a visa. B) Since i'm including feeding as part of my budget, do i still need to submit my husband's statement of account? (It's not bouyant as he just returned from nigeria) C) How much do you think is feasibile for feeding for a mom and child for 2weeks. I was budgeting 135 pounds. D) Do i really need to add shopping? E) When asked if the purpose of travel is to visit the person i'll be staying with,the answer is YES, right? since the primary purpose isnt sight seeing. F) What the ties i can use to show that i will definately come back to nigeria since technically,my family members are my husband and son asides parents and inlaws in nigeria.
I'll be having 750,000 in the account i'm presenting and the budget is
Flight - 384,056 (Son and I) Feeding & Misc - 80,000 (Son and I)
G) Can you please assist with what i've listed so far. Thank you.
A. yes you have to B. Yes C. That is a reasonable amount. D.No, its not part of visa requirements. E. Yes that is the correct answer. F. Your job and your kid's school. If you have evidence of money sent to your by your hubby add it, stuff like receipts or any paper work relating to western union money transaction. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by elemzbaba: 9:05pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
@justwise Hi, I am thinking of applying for a 2-year Uk visa sometime next year. The problem I'm having is that my passport expires in 2018 I.e the validity of my passport will be less than the duration of the visa I want to apply for. Will that be an issue? |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by justwise(m): 9:16pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
elemzbaba: @justwise Hi, I am thinking of applying for a 2-year Uk visa sometime next year. The problem I'm having is that my passport expires in 2018 I.e the validity of my passport will be less than the duration of the visa I want to apply for. Will that be an issue? Not an issue at all. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by elemzbaba: 9:22pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
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Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by mukykaffe: 10:22pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
Hy guys please I want to go for my graduation in January and I have 600k now in my account, is it enough to be used as proof of funds in the embassy if am to stay for two weeks in the Uk |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Onile1979: 11:11pm On Dec 19, 2016 |
@ justwise tanks for saving my money Gods blessing remain u 4ever, i hav accepted ur advice to put an hend to uk visa, i want u to do me a favour,i want u to guide me about istreal visa,i want to apply for istreal tourist visa ,pls,send me the address of istreal embassy in lagos or if there is anybody dat nos it ur reply is welcome? tanks |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Eastner: 7:29am On Dec 20, 2016 |
justwise:
A. yes you have to
B. Yes
C. That is a reasonable amount.
D.No, its not part of visa requirements.
E. Yes that is the correct answer.
F. Your job and your kid's school.
If you have evidence of money sent to your by your hubby add it, stuff like receipts or any paper work relating to western union money transaction. Thank you so much for the response. I truly appreciate it. I do have evidence of the money sent to me and will add it all..If i have more questions concerning my application,i'll get back to you. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Ehimeomo(f): 12:41pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
Kukuful1014:
What did they call u to verify, I'm in the same situation now, I submit my application on 28/11/16 and go the email saying application not straightforward on 13/12/16 and I'm still waiting for decision made email Verification of my bank statement (SOA). I guess the bank was called because the bank officer that called, asked me to respond in the affirmative loudly IF I can give my consent for my account to be verified by a third party (in this case, I guess the UK Embassy), sharp sharp, I say YES, PLEASE DO!!!! Meanwhile, in my previous application six months ago, it wasn't so. Don't fret much, you will get it BY GOD'S GRACE. |
Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 3 by Ehimeomo(f): 12:52pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
justwise:
I can imagine the feeling when it took this long to come out.
Congratulations though, it worked out at the end.
That huge could go to a nice person around you this xams ![grin](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/grin.png) @justwise, you can say that again. Sure, I will give the hug to them. But that doesn't mean I shouldn't urge you on to doing the good things you always do. God go bless you richly for all your inputs & grant you WISDOM like that of SOLOMON. |