justwise:


I just explained that to you here

biolachick:


@ Justwise mayb she was pasting the links to back up her point which to me personally is nothing wrong.

On nairaland people should be able to express how and what they feel and people shouldn't abuse the power just because you have the power to ban people or move posts.

Thanks

biolachick:


Judging from some of her post, i dont see how she became abusive towards you.

justwise:


There is nothing like abusing power here, you can put your point across without abusing people just because they disagreed with you. That was what she did.

Others made their points here without been abusive

justwise:


You want to see the abusive post?

biolachick:


If you have proof, maybe coz you provoked her by remiving her posts.

justwise:
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There is nothing one will not read in nairaland.

Op will make her own research and make the decision

bebe2:


E no possible?

Why u dey act up na?

They can also give DLR on compassionate ground.

biolachick:
The attached pictures are the proofs of the response we had from Homr Office. Sorry guys i had to hide my partner's name and address.

The first picture was the response we got from the Home Office.

The second picture was a letter asking him to do his biometric

And he third picture was a letter confirming his biometric card details but i have left out his biometric number.

So Justwise, there is no need to keep arguing with Emma. We all learn new thing everyday. Ciao

justwise:


Nothing like maybe, I edited her post to remove those link as you can see up there, she keep re-editing it and pasting the links again...which was why I hid the post.

I haven't insulted her or anybody here and I will not take one from her.

I was not arguing with her. I said I can't say whether she is lying or not and that I don't know her friend or the case.

Do you start insulting people because they don't believe you even if you are telling the truth?

bebe2:


Congrats sis. It's very possible. I know lots pple on it. It's 3yrs, then 3yrs, then ILR

biolachick:


@ Justwise, tell me what was wrong with the link she posted? Just like the way you posted your link exactly the same way she posted hers.

So what gives you the right to decide which post to hide and permit on the forum?

justwise:


Any link that will divert traffic from nairaland will be remove especially link from private or commercial sites.

The link I gave you there is from government immigration website.

biolachick:


Thanks so much bebe2. My Partner's own is 2.5years. He will have to keep renewing evry 2.5years then after 10years he can apply for ILR.

Hope people in the same problem can see this and have abit of hope instead of some people giving misleading information

ttmacoy:
Since you are British and have a kid together, why not just marry him (if really in a serious relationship)? That way he only needs 3 years to ILR and if he was previously on work permit that would count towards the 3 years.

You don't need to do a big fancy wedding foe now, go to the council and register your marriage with 1 or 2 witnesses and get it out of the way instead of extending every 2.5 years for 10 years. Unless i am missing something.

biolachick:

@ ttmacoy

That's our plan towards end of the year. We are planning to go back home to Nigeria to do our wedding coz his parents are based in Nigeria. After that, the plan will be to change his visa then.

Our plan has always been to get married in Nigeria so his parents can be there but seeing that he overstayed before, there is no way he can go back home hence the reason why we followed the DLR route for now.

emmachick:


Is Justwise a lawyer? Very funny abwt Justwise has significant experience in these matters. Im nt saying he doesnt, but in this occasion, he is WRONG

ttmacoy:
OK kool, that would save a lot of money in applying every 2.5 years and just give peace of mind.

I know tradition and parents and all that but if I was in your shoes I would have done a registry wedding to avoid all this and sort out the traditional wedding later.

Good luck

biolachick:


@ ttmacoy
For someone to get married in uk, won't they be required to have legal status in uk? As my partner overstayed, will he be allowed to do registry wedding in UK?

biolachick:


@ ttmacoy
For someone to get married in uk, won't they be required to have legal status in uk? As my partner overstayed, will he be allowed to do registry wedding in UK?

worry357:

No, he is likely to be arrested.

zeezahbee:
Lol, UK and strict rules. Why will anyone arrest you because you overstayed. That's why I love my USA, even if u don overstay for 15 years, you gat the right to love and get married. No one cares about your expired passport

claremont:
A way around this rules is via the EU immigration channel after marrying your husband in Nigeria.

Go to a neighboring EU state e.g. Ireland, exercise your treaty rites by working, schooling, e.t.c in Ireland; then, invite your husband to visit you in Ireland (he MUST be giving the visa under EU law), both of you can the migrate to the UK where he MUST be given a 5-year EU dependent visa. This route avoids the draconian UK immigration law, plus you also avoid paying the shylokian UK spouse visa fees which at the moment stands at over £1500 (including NHS fees).

The only challenge with this route for most people is that you will have to set up base in another country entirely for at least 3 months.

claremont:
A way around this rules is via the EU immigration channel after marrying your husband in Nigeria.
Go to a neighboring EU state e.g. Ireland, exercise your treaty rites by working, schooling, e.t.c in Ireland; then, invite your husband to visit you in Ireland (he MUST be giving the visa under EU law), both of you can the migrate to the UK where he MUST be given a 5-year EU dependent visa. This route avoids the draconian UK immigration law, plus you also avoid paying the shylokian UK spouse visa fees which at the moment stands at over £1500 (including NHS fees).
The only challenge with this route for most people is that you will have to set up base in another country entirely for at least 3 months.

wonlasewonimi:
Justwise has just been schooled here.



It's called the surinder singh route. It's not as easy to just pack up and start living in another country that's why this is difficult for most peeps.

elohorayodele:
from this thread i have seen that no man is an island, no one hold all the knowledge about anything in this world.
@justwise: be humble sir, we learn everyday

justwise:
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Are we actually reading the same thread? Did you see where i congratulated her? The argument you are reading here got very little to do with this thread, 2 or 3 people with previous issues with me are rushing to try their luck here

I never mentioned anywhere that she will never get a visa, i said it will be difficult.

Suddenly people who never ever commented in this section before are springing up from their hiding places to quote me