Buku:


Yes please?

Samopex05:
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Are there any implications if I study a course that is not accredited by a regulating body. In my case, I am going for MA-Journalism.

I noticed that journalism in the UK is accredited by NCTJ & BJTC.

Some of the schools I have in mind don’t have the course accredited by these bodies. Schools like MMU, SHU, Uni of Chester and Leeds Beckett don’t have this course accredited yet they offer it. I went the extra mile of checking their websites just to be sure. (nctj & bjtc websites).

From experience, what do you have to say or advice.

Mumsytwinny:

ASTON definitely

Gracious13:
@Giselle237 and @Justwise
I will like to know those documents that are needed for the visa application as my studies will be self sponsored. (Self-funding student)
Thanks.

justwise:


Why would you want to go that route if i may ask? Is there any particular reason?

Buku:


My husband cant come with me to the UK because of his job and he wants us to go through the court for the sole custody thing, so I was wondering if it makes sense to be married and have sole custody of our baby.

justwise:
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This is fraudulent and will not help your visa application one bit.

Your husband can not leave his job just to come to the UK to support you, you can get a visa without him tagging along with you .

All you need is a good and plausible reason why he could not come along with you and the kid.

Towotowo:
Anybody going to Northumbria university?

Buku:



Thanks for helping. So what do I attach with our baby's application, a cover letter to explain the reason and consent letter from both of us right?

justwise:
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Yes.

EddieMurphie:
Please any University of Sunderland student in the house.

The offer stated that I provide an IELTS result even though I uploaded my neco. What can I do as I don’t intend writing the exam?

They also said £3500 deposit and Full payment of the balance upon registration/enrollment. This one is not an issue though.

Buku:



Thanks for helping. So what do I attach with our baby's application, a cover letter to explain the reason and consent letter from both of us right?

Samopex05:
Bourne007 Omopapa Justwise LagosismyHome mimilyrics aprokodaughter and others

Are there any implications if I study a course that is not accredited by a regulating body. In my case, I am going for MA-Journalism.

I noticed that journalism in the UK is accredited by NCTJ & BJTC.

Some of the schools I have in mind don’t have the course accredited by these bodies. Schools like MMU, SHU, Uni of Chester and Leeds Beckett don’t have this course accredited yet they offer it. I went the extra mile of checking their websites just to be sure. (nctj & bjtc websites).

From experience, what do you have to say or advice.

Buku:


My husband cant come with me to the UK because of his job and he wants us to go through the court for the sole custody thing, so I was wondering if it makes sense to be married and have sole custody of our baby.

justwise:


If the course is not accredited it means that employers will not be able to verify it, there is no way to know if the awarding university meets high standards of quality for that course, if you have a job already then accreditation does not matter that much

omopapa:
If u need a licence or registration by a professional body before you can practice, the professional body will not grant u the licence if your degree isn’t accredited

Hence, I’d avoid any uni that their course hasn’t been accredited by the professional body

DeeOneBangin:


Justwise I like it when one tells the truth on the their application irrespective of the outcome (approval/refusal).

In my own experience years years ago 14-15yrs back (HSMP/Tier 1 General migrant), myself, my sister and my mom (main applicant) were all refused because my dad didn’t apply with us even though there was a consent letter from my dad stating the reasons. This was the main reason for refusal.

Mom later applied alone and travelled to the UK.

2 years later, I was over 18 at the time I couldn’t apply again as a dependant. My sister applied as a dependant but she was refused again simply because my dad didn’t apply with her. My dad wrote a consent letter oooo and mentioned how he was a high ranking civil servant with the federal government.

Weeks after getting the refusal, dad now agreed to eventually apply with my sister and they were both granted. They went to the uk together and popsie came back a week later. Both mom and sis now have red passports despite the fact that popsie wasn’t involved in future applications.

All I am trying to say is that those entry clearance officers are crazy.

All of you can apply together including your husband. Then he can later come back and decide what he wants to do later in future.

omopapa:
I wouldn’t advise that tho, it might come back to haunt you.

He can simply give consent letter and attach his data page of international passport and birth certificate of the child

But the best is still for him to apply and travel with y’all for like a week or 2, then he can return back to his work in 9ja

Dharmzy370:
House i have a question, is it when you go for biometric you are require to submit your passport and other documents? or when. Asking as a first timer.

Mma24:
Hi Guys,

Please I am currently in Uk, but coming back first week of April for my court and white wedding. my question now is:

Is possible for my husband to apply for a dependent visa in the same month after our wedding considering the fact that my Visa ending date is next year January?

DeeOneBangin:


Justwise I like it when one tells the truth on the their application irrespective of the outcome (approval/refusal).

In my own experience years years ago 14-15yrs back (HSMP/Tier 1 General migrant), myself, my sister and my mom (main applicant) were all refused because my dad didn’t apply with us even though there was a consent letter from my dad stating the reasons. This was the main reason for refusal.

Mom later applied alone and travelled to the UK.

2 years later, I was over 18 at the time I couldn’t apply again as a dependant. My sister applied as a dependant but she was refused again simply because my dad didn’t apply with her. My dad wrote a consent letter oooo and mentioned how he was a high ranking civil servant with the federal government.

Weeks after getting the refusal, dad now agreed to eventually apply with my sister and they were both granted. They went to the uk together and popsie came back a week later. Both mom and sis now have red passports despite the fact that popsie wasn’t involved in future applications.

All I am trying to say is that those entry clearance officers are crazy.

All of you can apply together including your husband. Then he can later come back and decide what he wants to do later in future.

justwise:


I;m reading your post trying to figure out the lies in what i told the op to do.

That rule made an exception which comes into play in her case, if you can not travel as a couple you need to provide a strong and compelling reason why you can not travel as a couple. That is the rule, i did not made that up.

Some married members here over the years have gotten a visa without their husband if you have being following this thread.

Talking about lies..do you think your daddy was truthful by returning to Nigeria without staying back to support his family in the UK?

DeeOneBangin:


Sure why not as long as requirements are met.

Add plenty pre-wedding things (calls,chat, pictures etc) alongside your marriage certificate.

mimilyrics:
You wait till you're contacted for passport pickup.

lovesavvi:
Am currently in uk with my wife and we want to apply for our two kids, I just want to confirm which account can we put the maintenance fund for our kids, it is in d main applicant or dependant and also it is in our naija bank or uk bank?

Viola2017:
Please I just got my Telex today but then my 28days count will commence by tomorrow. Is it proper to send the Telex to the school (Ulster)now or do I wait until my POF is up to or close to 28days

Samopex05:
Bourne007 Omopapa Justwise LagosismyHome mimilyrics aprokodaughter and others

Are there any implications if I study a course that is not accredited by a regulating body. In my case, I am going for MA-Journalism.

I noticed that journalism in the UK is accredited by NCTJ & BJTC.

Some of the schools I have in mind don’t have the course accredited by these bodies. Schools like MMU, SHU, Uni of Chester and Leeds Beckett don’t have this course accredited yet they offer it. I went the extra mile of checking their websites just to be sure. (nctj & bjtc websites).

From experience, what do you have to say or advice.

DeeOneBangin:


If you like read up my post one million times, you will never find anything relating to me saying that you lied to the op.

Maybe you should actually even read again; I started my post with “I like it when one tells the truth on their application irrespective of the outcome (approval/refusal)”

You are quoting a rule that says there should be a strong and compelling reason which is the fact. And I am putting it to you that “ only saying your husband doesn’t wanna leave his job is not strong and compelling enough. Which is what you are advocating to the Op.

Then I shared my experience relating to your advice, afterwards I gave my own advice which is left to the Op to take or not.

Then talking about lies; Yes, my old man was truthful about his application and he followed the rules.

So what’s the fuss all about in me sharing my personal experience. I don’t get!

If you say wives here have gotten visas for their babies without their husbands, let them come out and say the REASON is solely because their husbands doesn’t wanna leave their jobs.

I will advice the Op and anybody who cares to listen again and again, apply with your hubby and kids, then let him come back home to his job. Talking from experience!!!