Frustrated! please Hlp Me

As a family visit applicant, you would be given the right of appeal.

What was the time interval between the first refusal and now? I would suggest you appeal against the refusal. An allegation of forgery has been stated against you, and it is already in the records, so further application with them would have no credibility at the moment.

If your sponsors in the UK are credible, you stand a better chance with an appeal pulling through. You do not need a lawyer to draft an appeal!

All the best.

Well, I must commend your efforts for taking steps to make your applications. Your case of forgery allegations is not the first and it wont be the last. We had a client last year who was alleged of bank statement forgery. His Aunt in the UK works with Mark & Spencer and she holds an account with Barclay's Bank, UK. This bank statement was alleged to be forged and he was giving a right of appeal. We treated the appeal with utmost care and eventually the appleal was allowed and was given the visa.

One should always wonder, as I have written in one of my posts, that if truly an applicant is found wanting especially in the area of forged documents, there shouldnt be a second chance that is, a the right of appeal. Therefore, I suggest you appeal against the ECo's decision and prove all allegations levelled against you otherwise. You do not need to re-apply. Sometimes these ECO's are turned off due to numerous applications before them, their mood often times determine their decisions on applications. Sometimes, they may not like the face of an applicant, these are things that happen in reality especially in interviews. I have had the opportunity to be in a panel of interviewers and I learnt that various factors are measured and scores depends on the individual interviewers. You wouldnt believe a case of an applicant having the same birthday as that of the ECO's, (a coincidence!) that can earn such a person a visa, though that case is like a one in a million applications. That is why you need prayer support when you make your applications even when your documents are genuine and okay.

You can prepare your appeal by yourself or you can seek the assistance of lawyers who are conversant with appeals or better still contact Travelcare, you're 99% assured that this time you're going to win. Click here http://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-121415.0.html#bot to see other areas where Travelcare can be of assistance.

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I understand your fustrations.

Being dnied a visa is really very annoying especially when you know that you have all the documents and that you are only going to spend some time there.

I agree with travelcare. You should appeal. It will take a while, but is definitely better than re-applying.

Goodluck

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Well, I must commend your efforts for taking steps to make your applications. Your case of forgery allegations is not the first and it wont be the last. We had a client last year who was alleged of bank statement forgery. His Aunt in the UK works with Mark & Spencer and she holds an account with Barclay's Bank, UK. This bank statement was alleged to be forged and he was giving a right of appeal. We treated the appeal with utmost care and eventually the appleal was allowed and was given the visa.

One should always wonder, as I have written in one of my posts, that if truly an applicant is found wanting especially in the area of forged documents, there shouldnt be a second chance that is, a the right of appeal. Therefore, I suggest you appeal against the ECo's decision and prove all allegations levelled against you otherwise. You do not need to re-apply. Sometimes these ECO's are turned off due to numerous applications before them, their mood often times determine their decisions on applications. Sometimes, they may not like the face of an applicant, these are things that happen in reality especially in interviews. I have had the opportunity to be in a panel of interviewers and I learnt that various factors are measured and scores depends on the individual interviewers. You wouldnt believe a case of an applicant having the same birthday as that of the ECO's, (a coincidence!) that can earn such a person a visa, though that case is like a one in a million applications. That is why you need prayer support when you make your applications even when your documents are genuine and okay.

Am impressed with the quality of this your advice,i hope other visa applicants may learn from this.At least,now we know that it isn't just okay to submit genuine documents.The mood of the ECO's sometimes come into play.

what exactly your reason for visiting?

Loosing money twice appears that you are desperate.

Most Importantly you need to clear your name from this forgery.

If you very sure, get a lawyer  because UK share data with other EU and if they put you down as criminal; you know all over EU.

@poster

Please don't lose hope, make sure you appeal and try to clear your name. So long as you know you are genuine. Appeals take time but sooner than you know, it'll all be over and you'll know your fate.

And please, since when has it been a crime to want to travel abroad, for whatever reason? Do you know how many people in other African countries want to come toNigeria eg Sierra Leonians, Liberians etc.

It's not a matter of desperation, but of choice. Let everyone follow their own dream. If your own is to stay put where you are till your dying day, feel free. For those who want to explore and see the world, do it

May be this personal account will encourage you more: I applied in December 2006, i was denied, i re-applied in April 2007 i was still denied, their reason for the first refusal was that i presented a forged bank statement, on the second occasion, i presented the same set of documents attached with a note from the bank . This time, they say the ''interest calculation'' on the bank statement was not proper. We then went on appeal and you will be surprised that at the hearing, they have no single evidence to defend their claims. I got my visa in August 2007 and i am since in the UK. It could be painful, especially when you are sure your documents are not from OLUWOLE,  i felt the same way, but don't give up, go on appeal and don't forget to pray about it, good-luck !