Nakiemi:


Hi subomi2,

I've come across that form but we didn't need to fill it out for our application.

antiaqueen:
Gud mornin huse.plz can smone help me out wit d pirority visa service for settlement visa.i av been refused visa to d uk ,do i av chances to apply for pirority service visa ,patiently waitin for a reply.thanks

stillwaiting:


UK Visas & Immigration recommends that you do not use this service if any of the following apply:

If you have been refused leave to enter the UK, and/or;
If you have previously deported, removed, or otherwise required to leave the UK, and/or;
If you have overstayed a period of leave in the UK, and/or;
If you have had leave to remain in the UK curtailed by the Home Office, and/or;
If you have been refused leave to remain in the UK by the Home Office, and/or;
If you have been previously refused a visa for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the USA or a Schengen country, and/or;
If you have been interviewed, detained or prosecuted by the police for any offence in the UK or elsewhere, and/or;
If you have an unspent criminal conviction in any country, and/or;
If you have committed a criminal offence in any country.yes of course, a lot of people have reapplied using priority service after they were refused. Wishing you the best of luck

Bibra800:
Hiya Nakiemi,
Just picked up my phone to update you .my passport is ready for collection . In abuja ATM so won't be able to collect it till Wednesday

Bibra800:
If he doesn't get the email today , maybe tomorrow . But If your solicitor is in charge of your tls login .He might have already been emailed and not know .Worth a shot .I would go if I were him

Isommex:
@NAkiemi it will be a positive result IJN. We will rejoice with u. Pls house I have a question on list of how to label each document for spouse visa, what and what to put in each folder of the documents and how to label them pls. Thanks.

Sammiejokes:
Hello guys this is my first time here, but I must commend how much problems have been solved through you guyz.
My fiancee is a nurse and i work as an insurance executive. She just got a job with an healthcare ptovider in uk and Certificate of sponsorship has been issued to her. She wants us to get married and apply together on her tier2 visa. I have a statement of account of over 2m as a dependant and I can get letter of introduction from my company. I like to know if our young marriage will not be an issue to the VO. We have been dating from university days.

Lexusgs430:



When do you intend to get married? You too you try, since university days and afterwards, you refused to go on one knee and walk her down the altar?

Sammiejokes:

lollz bro we actually went off a while at the uni, we hooked up two years ago and we plan to marry by september.

Lexusgs430:


When do you intend filling the application?

Lexusgs:


Is she in the private sector or NHS?

Lexusgs:


I personally would advice her coming over initially, then you following through.
Not unless you feel 2 people relocating at the same time would not be too overbearing........

Lexusgs430:



When do you intend to get married? When do you intend to file the application? You too you try, since university days and afterwards, you refused to go on one knee and walk her down the altar?
No talk say you no get money o, at least we know say N2,000,000 dey that account............

Sammiejokes:

That was what the employer also advise but seems she just want us to go together. I have been the one motivating her to get the process done from beginning. I might just take up my german MSc admission serious from your advise then.

deept:


That 2milla na application fee alone o

Lexusgs430:


So are you saying it's either marriage or application?

deept:


Hahaha, ikoyi registry is how much?

Lexusgs430:


Haba Oga, nah only registry then go-go. What happened to full blown Agenda 7?

Isommex:
Thanks Nakiemi i get the gist. I wish you the best tomorrow.

Minnienellie24:
Hello everyone,
I have been following this thread for a while now but as a guest and I must confess it has been so helpful.
My story its going to be a bit lengthy but I hope it would help and encourage someone.
Before I finally settled in the UK, I have been coming to visit since I was a child as my Dad was resident there then. I was not opportuned to be a British citizen because my mum happens to be a second wife that the british would tag to be a "mistress".

In 2014, I came to the UK for my masters and was really hoping I would get a company to sponsor me on a tier 2 visa. I contacted the CIUK after reading numerous success stories and they were so eager to help but unfortunately I couldnt afford the £4000 they wanted then and my dad was not so keen about it. in 2015, I was just going through the UK gov website when I saw that you can not be registered as a British citizen if your dad is a citizen and he is not legally married to your mum. This would only cost me £80 so i felt there was no crime in trying.

I told my parents about it and we all decided to give it a trial with my 3 other siblings. We had a DNA test done at Kings college Hospital to proof paternity. we submitted the application in september and got a positive response in december. we had our citizenship ceremony in January and applied for our passports.

Fastforward to this year. I got married and hubby applied for his spouse visa following the details in the thread. and WE GOT A BIG YES!!!
NB. I was working for an agency and I was been paid using the minimum wage for over 25. I was so skeptical about our meeting the financial requirement but i kept trusting God for the best.
Our timeline is as follows:

06 March 2017 - Submitted Application online and made payment.
10 march 2017 - Went for Biometric at VI and posted document to Sheffield using DHL
13 March 2017 - Documents received and signed for in Sheffield (Tracked this using DHL tracking number)
05 April 2017 - Automail requesting for supporting documents by sponsor. (Hubby replied using the Contact us link on their website)
08 April 2017 - Message from sheffield asking for reasons for escalation.
04 June 2017 - Decision made (Tracked this using the new link posted on this forum)
07 June 2017 - Supporting documents returned to me
12 June 2017 - TLS accessed and ready for collection
13 June 2017 - Passport collected with Visa.
ALL GLORY TO GOD!

Minnienellie24:
Hello everyone,
I have been following this thread for a while now but as a guest and I must confess it has been so helpful.
My story its going to be a bit lengthy but I hope it would help and encourage someone.
Before I finally settled in the UK, I have been coming to visit since I was a child as my Dad was resident there then. I was not opportuned to be a British citizen because my mum happens to be a second wife that the british would tag to be a "mistress".

In 2014, I came to the UK for my masters and was really hoping I would get a company to sponsor me on a tier 2 visa. I contacted the CIUK after reading numerous success stories and they were so eager to help but unfortunately I couldnt afford the £4000 they wanted then and my dad was not so keen about it. in 2015, I was just going through the UK gov website when I saw that you can not be registered as a British citizen if your dad is a citizen and he is not legally married to your mum. This would only cost me £80 so i felt there was no crime in trying.

I told my parents about it and we all decided to give it a trial with my 3 other siblings. We had a DNA test done at Kings college Hospital to proof paternity. we submitted the application in september and got a positive response in december. we had our citizenship ceremony in January and applied for our passports.

Fastforward to this year. I got married and hubby applied for his spouse visa following the details in the thread. and WE GOT A BIG YES!!!
NB. I was working for an agency and I was been paid using the minimum wage for over 25. I was so skeptical about our meeting the financial requirement but i kept trusting God for the best.
Our timeline is as follows:

06 March 2017 - Submitted Application online and made payment.
10 march 2017 - Went for Biometric at VI and posted document to Sheffield using DHL
13 March 2017 - Documents received and signed for in Sheffield (Tracked this using DHL tracking number)
05 April 2017 - Automail requesting for supporting documents by sponsor. (Hubby replied using the Contact us link on their website)
08 April 2017 - Message from sheffield asking for reasons for escalation.
04 June 2017 - Decision made (Tracked this using the new link posted on this forum)
07 June 2017 - Supporting documents returned to me
12 June 2017 - TLS accessed and ready for collection
13 June 2017 - Passport collected with Visa.
ALL GLORY TO GOD!