Liljumy:



I knew it wasn’t possible for your husband to get the visa. UK are very strict and straightforward with their rules.
I didn’t want to talk earlier but reading your update now gives me opportunity to talk.
Please, stay away from agents henceforth.
I knew the agent must have duped you for that sum of money since your husband got the visa.

They are lots of trusted agents who help with admission process. Some don’t charge a fee while some charge very little.
The agent might have even contacted the agents that don’t charge while he keeps the whole money to himself.

The fishy part was when you said the agent told your husband to present only the HND result at the school. That was when I knew the agent used only the HND.

A friend of mine used fake documents for her study visa via agent and was banned for 10 years. She got her refusal and ban letter last week so I was surprised when you said your husband got his visa.

I’m glad the agent confessed before it was too late. What if your husband forfieted the admission or requested for a refund?

chucksbadt:

Bro tbh the thing move me sha.....I'll most likely Chill during my second semester break

LaaJiblik:



Story Story....
Once upon a time....

omopapa:
Yeah chill and relax I might come find you and take clubbing in Birmingham

Dejavu31:
Fake bank statements?

A2O2:


You are right , that is why I’m scared and keep on telling him but he thinks I’m not considerate and just after my belief.
Thank you very much.

Fk1987:
sincerely am single.. But in my subsequent study application can i indicate am divorced or should I still maintain that am married? Cos I intend to get authentic divorced paper or document from court. Secondly the agent I used provided the bank statement n other documents I used for the visit visa.

Liljumy:


Yes along with other documents. It was a very sad one as she has all genuine documents but the agent enforced on using his because he claims it will strengthen her application.

Mobilipia:

That's good to hear. All the best.

LagosismyHome:


UK admissions is so easy.... the Visa process a bit meticulous but straightforward as well

Ideally why should someone use an agent for UK masters. When you do , is when you get him said they said I said story...... but When you do it yourself you know exactly what since you own the process.

Thanks for sharing, so other can learn to stay away from agents

Glad to hear it sorted, even though my

Liljumy:



I knew it wasn’t possible for your husband to get the visa. UK are very strict and straightforward with their rules.
I didn’t want to talk earlier but reading your update now gives me opportunity to talk.
Please, stay away from agents henceforth.
I knew the agent must have duped you for that sum of money since your husband got the visa.

They are lots of trusted agents who help with admission process. Some don’t charge a fee while some charge very little.
The agent might have even contacted the agents that don’t charge while he keeps the whole money to himself.

The fishy part was when you said the agent told your husband to present only the HND result at the school. That was when I knew the agent used only the HND.

A friend of mine used fake documents for her study visa via agent and was banned for 10 years. She got her refusal and ban letter last week so I was surprised when you said your husband got his visa.

I’m glad the agent confessed before it was too late. What if your husband forfieted the admission or requested for a refund?

Mzstacie:


A friend, a Bsc Nurse got Masters in Advanced Nursing at University of Glasgow to start by Sept.

Hope this info helps

Dejavu31:
I don't think you need to submit wedding certificate or divorce certificate when submitting documents for tier 4 visa. I may be wrong though. OK.. Thanks bro..

Liljumy:



I knew it wasn’t possible for your husband to get the visa. UK are very strict and straightforward with their rules.
I didn’t want to talk earlier but reading your update now gives me opportunity to talk.
Please, stay away from agents henceforth.
I knew the agent must have duped you for that sum of money since your husband got the visa.

They are lots of trusted agents who help with admission process. Some don’t charge a fee while some charge very little.
The agent might have even contacted the agents that don’t charge while he keeps the whole money to himself.

The fishy part was when you said the agent told your husband to present only the HND result at the school. That was when I knew the agent used only the HND.

A friend of mine used fake documents for her study visa via agent and was banned for 10 years. She got her refusal and ban letter last week so I was surprised when you said your husband got his visa.

I’m glad the agent confessed before it was too late. What if your husband forfieted the admission or requested for a refund?

Liljumy:



I knew it wasn’t possible for your husband to get the visa. UK are very strict and straightforward with their rules.
I didn’t want to talk earlier but reading your update now gives me opportunity to talk.
Please, stay away from agents henceforth.
I knew the agent must have duped you for that sum of money since your husband got the visa.

They are lots of trusted agents who help with admission process. Some don’t charge a fee while some charge very little.
The agent might have even contacted the agents that don’t charge while he keeps the whole money to himself.

The fishy part was when you said the agent told your husband to present only the HND result at the school. That was when I knew the agent used only the HND.

A friend of mine used fake documents for her study visa via agent and was banned for 10 years. She got her refusal and ban letter last week so I was surprised when you said your husband got his visa.

I’m glad the agent confessed before it was too late. What if your husband forfieted the admission or requested for a refund?

H0tbabe:
I just arrived UK and was asked many questions including why i haven't travelled before now, if u haven't booked an accomodation or precise place u r going, please do it before going, that almost landed me in trouble, all the best to u all

isetoluwase:
Good evening all, pls how much do I need to show for each of my dependant for visa application?
Is microfinance banks acceptable?

H0tbabe:
How do embassy check certificate, i think its only bank statement they can find out

Gavrelino123:

The same Fake Bank account statements right?

H0tbabe:
How do embassy check certificate, i think its only bank statement they can find out

Lateef9699:

Certificate can be verified and schools are always ready to help with that.

Simran94:
Guys please where do I get this Criminal Conviction Declaration from?

Chinlin:
Police station obviously

Lateef9699:

Certificate can be verified and schools are always ready to help with that.

adesammie:
Hello Gurus in the house,

I did my biometric and interview last week Monday. And I received a mail from Sheffield yesterday that a telephone interview will be conducted today by 9.30 am. I have been waiting but no call from them however, I later received a mail saying they've been trying to contact me but couldn't get me. I have provided alternate number but still no call.

Why could they be asking for another interview after the initial one?

What should I do since I have been waiting and no call?

Can I call them? And how do I do that since I have to pay through my debit card?

Someone should help a brother.

Abiscoco:



Hello Just wise. I've been able to settle down in the UK, sorted out my stuffs and all. But I saw that in Applying for PT jobs, National Insurance Number or so is being requested. How do I go about this?

chucksbadt:
Hi guys,

It’s been a while I posted here. let me share my story with you guys

Arrived Coventry on the 22nd of September 2019 for my MSc. On my arrival, I had already paid £8,000 tuition with a pending balance of £5,300.

Fortunately for me, I wasn't going to be paying for accommodation till January because I was going to be squatting with a friend.

I came into UK with just £1,000. Guys I had to hustle oo, it wasn't an easy ride. Starting working from the 2nd week after I arrived. Registered in like 3 agencies and was working back to back. Don't get it twisted tho, I was still focused with school work, comfortably passed all my 4 modules in my first semester.

All I lacked was a social life and to be honest, that was really frustrating.

Fast forward to January, I’ve paid the school an additional £3,000 with a balance of £2,300 and I’ve now moved out to my En-suite flat which I paid upfront for 3 months.

I'm a bit exhausted at the moment and I really need a break but hey....I just have to keep pushing.

If you're coming to the UK self-sponsored like me, condition your mind oo, it’s not easy.

oluwaseunsniper:


Reality check. Nice one and welldone. Are you able to mention what kind of shifts/jobs you were doing, just so ppl don’t have the wrong ideas.

chucksbadt:


Coventry is located in the heart of the West Midlands. The West Midlands is the Hub for shipping's and logistics in the UK.

I worked in different warehouses as a warehouse operative, Night shifts mostly. its a really tough job i must say. A lot of heavy lifting and endurance required. There is no magogo, no wayo, if you try to act funny, like sleep off, or slow down your pace, they'll sign you out ASAP that night.....I worked at Hermes, DHL and Disney warehouses.