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Except you want to see refusal letter

I reject it ijn

Good afternoon house, this is the message I got from TLS today

Anyone with any thought on this.... I would appreciate �

Should I be expecting the decision in the mail

[quote author=hajiahmed911 post=112349694]Abuja tls or lagos?
Pls when did u do biometrics?

Lagos.....10th March

Good afternoon house, this is the message I got from TLS today

[quote author=bowals11 post=112298325]Seems we are together. Had biometrics done 11 March
Paid mail says they have made a decision 9 working days ago
Till today, nothing, I've sent mail 3 times, called them 2ce, all na same

I don tire
At this point, I just dey look


Bro Yours is better now.... at least you have gotten a mail that decision has been made. Pls how do I send mail to them ?

bowals11:
Please is this for visitor visa?

Visitor visa

Legend1145:
Good morning
Biometric March 29, I send paid mail and the reply I got below. The intended date of leaving the UK is May hope it won't affect decision

Good afternoon bro, Pls I did my biometric on the 10th of March and no mail from them. Pls how do I contact them? Kind of worried

Kenola01:
Hello house, March 9,10 & 11 applicants. Pls let’s keep each other posted. Guess this is the 6th week of our application. I sent a paid mail on the 13th of April. Got a reply a decision has been made. No message from TLS yet.

I did my biometric on the 10th of March and no response from them

[quote author=Grachialla5 post=111949031]Hello ... I did my biometrics on the 10th of March for visitors visa (6 months) tourism to see my brother and from there go for my studies cause I already have a Canada student visa for September ... please what are my chances of having this uk visit visa and does travel history increase the chance too?? I’m really nervous

I also did my biometric on the 10th of March.... No response from them. No idea I f what to do again

ekpotek:
Yes. Several times. Just to also say this is my second 5 years UK visa. I applied last in 2017.

Congratulations once again Sir!
No wonder it’s was very fast

[quote author=ekpotek post=111440042]Update on UK visa application
Biometric 10/03/2022
Passport ready mail 24/03/2022
Passport collected 28/03/2022
Status: Visa issued on 21/03/2022 - 5 years
Congratulations Sir! Pls have you travel to UK before?

Hello house,
Just got a call from DHL official that he has a parcel to deliver from UK embassy. I'm curious because is not up to two weeks that I did my biometric. Scare tho

Pls who can tell us what to expect in the interview. Thanks

08085751570

Pls when is Lagos center is going to open?

Nothing for now

Hello family, I salute u guys. pls how long does it take to get a date in Britain embassy for biometric? Also what's the duration for the whole process.. thanks

Edu3Again:
East is not avoided, they just dont direct ships there.

Yet the east is where 95% of Nigeria's revenue comes from.

No worry, our eye don open.

I wonder where u get ur statistics from, oh sorry I forgot u got it from Ipob potopoto international bureau of criminal data ... ode

Natoski5:
Osibaja .. Nigerian dumpest vp

Direct ur anger to ur lazy father.. Ode somebody

Mintum:
No rusted brown roofs in sight unlike the state capitals in one so called sophisticated region

I think u need to channel ur anger and bitterness to FBI...... Awon omo oleee

anath:
Peter Obi the guy is just too much,now I understand why PDP is getting popular everyday. I'm ATIKULAting now and now on....

....

Hope our able Prof will not kill Obi today. Short man with big brain....

Environer:
Keep lying through your anus. 75% of the students in SW are Igbos. You have the university building, while we have the university human resource

.............


hahhahahaha! Why do you like to embarrass u race always? What are the percentage of potopoto people in our great universities

MarijuanaLORD:
i see afonjas gloating on this thread

Really funny


Afonjas that hate ijebu Egba awori yoruba with all their heart. Heck osun people hate ogun and vice versa
Oyo people see the rest as lesser yorubas
Afonjas that discriminate against themselves like tomorrow no dey
Afonjas that see their kwara brethrens as fulani slaves



Truth is this nonsense happens in every tribe


Even in the north fulani and kanuri no dey take eye see each other, heck they discriminate even while praying in the mosque

Olori NLA, Must you mention Afonja in everything that happened to your cursed generation. If your papa no fit Bleep ur mama very well u go talk say na afonja cause am. Ode

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Yoruba Amaka....lol