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The only snag is that if the company is a LIMITED liability Company then even if its hubby's own and the other directors are members of is household, he is not supposed to transfer money from the accounts of the company for personal reasons. Oyinbo can't understand that. It is not their business to ask for hubby's account statement. He is not the principal applicant. K.I.S.S Keep it short and simple. I think its enough for you to make the note in your application and hubby can depose to an affidavit or notarise the fact that he gave you the money. Pls note that I have not submitted my application and so this is just my opinion from interactions with embassies.

JesusDWay:
Bank statement costs 100naira i think, so, i will advice he adds it, showing the transaction where he transferred the money to you and the letter can then be written using his company letterhead. If the company has a seal, he can put it on the letter as well.

Like they say, 'better to over-document than under-document'

Please can i send you an email?

Yewwygraceful:
Hi AwesomeGod, I am a Lawyer and have submitted my application. Do you have any questions

Less than a month starting from what point? hat ws the primary applicants occupation?

follyzee:
Hi dear

Pls dont be depressed. I know someone that has plenty travel history, family of 5 that got PPR in less than a month in Nigeria.

What matters is God, he answers prayers at d appropriate time 4 every individual.
Keep hope alive and ensure u fill your forms n upload with as much patience as possible. Don't be in a rush to submit.

Thanks for your prompt response. At what point do you know your score? I have just created a Profile (not concluded yet though)

seggie007:
The benefit with provincial nominee is that the province that nominates you gives you 600 points which boosts your score and allow you get an invitation to apply for PR. The downside recently is that the processing have been taking a long time. I've noticed FSW processing to be faster in most cases. If you pass the round score and you are invited to apply under the FSW, then i'll advise you proceed with it. If your score isn't as high enough then you should follow the PNP route.

Congratulations!! Please I am new here and will like to ask what determines whether one uses Provincial Nomination or Express Entry via FSW. Is Provincial faster and/or easier? Also are there any lawyers applying or do you know any lawyer tht hs been abl to relocate? Pls i need help on choosing NOC

seggie007:
Finally It's PPR guys... I'm so FULL OF JOY and EXCITED.. It's been a long ride. I just got the email an hour ago that i have a new notification in my cic email. It was probably the most scariest thing ever, even though i knew it's positive from my gcms notes already said it all. I actually sent them an email and CSE yesterday highlighting it's been over 196 days and there hasn't been any final conclusion.

Craziest thing was, I resigned a few weeks ago and tomorrow is my last day were i consult . Can't keep thanking God.

Wish everyone of us here PPR soon.

My timeline
Province of Nomination: Ontario
Provincial Nomination Letter: 18th December 2016
ITA - 22nd December 2016
AoR: 01/02/2017
Medical Passed: 02/03/2017
P1 - Didn't take note of date when this changed
NA - Didn't take note of date when this changed
IP2 - This was in June, not sure when exactly
Additional Doc: 10/07/2017
PPR: 17/08/2017

Hello Kontagious,
Apparently we wrote our IELTS on the same day. Have you applied for remark? If so can you pls share your experience? I had the following:
listening 9.0
Reading 8,5
Writing 7.5
Speaking 8.5
Someone advised me to ask for a remark. Reason being that if i wanted to apply for assessment for my professional body in Australia I would need an 8 across board. Also that would give me 20 points instead of 10. Pls lets know how you get on, I have not gone to pick up my results.

Kontagious:
Good Morning Friends,

I'm a little bit devastated but definitely not subdued.

LRSW: 8.5,8,7.5,6.5.

Writing is in no way my weakness neither did I not deliver the expected. Will be asking for a remark come Monday.

I'd be back shortly to share my IELTS experience (even if this result isn't perfect).

Yes it did. Thanks a lot. By the way, I sent a request for your email if that is ok.

Blackbuddy:
Hi, hope the above helps you out.

Hi Ayaosagie/Smiler,
Surrogacy is possible in Nigeria and I know of someone who has done it once and is on her 2nd. You can send me a private message for more info

ayaosagie: Hello all . I am new to this forum and I was super excited when I saw all the post from such a courageous group of people, its amazing. Its soul releasing to know that there are people I can relate with and we all kind of understand each other's desire to become parents. Married 12 years no biological children of my own , I have a wonderful stepson but you feel half fulfilled without children of your own. I live in Tampa and I have been through so many fertility issues that I don't even know where to begin . But I am thinking of coming home to Nigeria to see DR EMEKA based on the wonderful recommendations about him and the fact that I just can't go through anymore emotional drama, I need results asap. Surrogacy is an option that I may explore as well.
But I love all your inputs and if anyone has any recommendations, please let it roll. Lol
Congrats to everyone who has achieved success and God will guide and be with all of us as we wait for His miracles from above.

Hello Bizgirl, I think you are luckier than most. I am just 8 weeks and from about the 5th week I have been experiencing the same thing. It is called Posterior Pelvic pain and no one really knows what causes it or when it will stop. It is excruciating. The only thing that helps is watching your posture. When you want to get out of bed, bring your knees towards your stomach in a foetal position, then swing both feet onto the floor, push your buttocks close to the edge of the bed then stand straight. Try not to bend forward from the torso. Also in getting out of your chair, move very close to the edge of the chair. Try not to make sudden turns and twists. Turn or twist with your whole body. Adjust the height of your chairs so that your feet are balanced squarely on the floor with the weight distributed equally. You can ask for a physiotherapist at your hospital.


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bizgirl: Hello sweet ladies,i was on this thread in june nd since then been an onlooker. Congrats to the mamas nd well wishes to we the mothers to be.
I am exactly 22wks today. I have been experincing this severe pains on ♍Ɣ pelvis for over a month now. When getting up from bed, chair or when trying to turn while sleeping. Difficulties to stand nd walk immediately. Pls id this normal. ♍Ɣ DR said it is because of d baby weight or something i cant even recon with.pls is this normal? Cos it is over a month by now.

chiejik: Hello house just had a miscarriage at 8wks God knows best

Chiejik, I know that nothing we say can begin to comfort you but our prayer is that God will heal you in the way that He alone can. Stay strong and blessed. You are in our prayers.

Honiepie24: @awesome,congrats once again,we r xpectin d best 2 or 3wont b a bad idea,i join u in high xpectations,bt if God decides to open d way wit single baby,d others shall flow lik a river,bless u dear.

@Honeypie, are you a prophetess? God decided to bless me with a singleton as my strength go fit carry. I saw my tiny baby when I went for scan and it was a glorious site.

Hello Everyone, Can someone please recommend a good obs & gynae in Lagos? Did anyone here get pregnant via IVF? If yes, when did you leave your IVF clinic and move to a regular Gynae?

Hello Faithfulwife,
Maybe you can try out the one in Warri. I hear there is a very good one there though I don't recall the name.
@Bros Inwangobio, we thank God for you and your wife. It is well with the generals in Jesus name.
@All, I have my first scan on Saturday to determine how many blessings wey God take decorate me. Fingers crossed. Meanwhile I have not really had any symptoms and have done 2 more home prg tests since then. . I no fit shout ooo. Is there anyone else like me here?

quote author=faithfulwife]Happy anniversary bros inwangobio. I really tap into your blessings. God please bless me with twins or better still triplets. Please does anyone know of a good clinic in Benin city where IVF is done apart from UBTH. I would like to start my 2nd ivf cycle in December and would like to use somewhere closer home instead of travelling all the way to Lagos which will be a second option for me.
Your responses will be highly appreciated.[/quote]

vinediya: This is my first time here. Pls can anyone recommend a good IVF centre in Port Harcourt. I'v been ttc for 7yrs now and wld like 2 commence IVF treatment. I also need an estimate of d cost.

Welcome to the Forum Vinediya. Your stay on this forum will not be for long in Jesus name. I hear there is a good one called Gynaescope. I will find out the price and let you know.

Hello beautiful mothers of children, I have been following this post for a few days now and couldn't help telling my story. I am sure it will encourage someone.
Warning: This is a long post. I apologise in advance.
I have been trying to conceive for 6 years. Between that time, I did about 3HSGs and one laparoscopy in the UK. I was diagnosed with proximal tubal blockage. I underwent surgery to open them up. One side was opened but after some time it still did not result in pregnancy. I was at St. Ives for my first IVF. Hubby and I really did not know what to expect but in retrospect, the process was handled shabbily. I was not informed of how many embryos fertilised till after the transfer and that was even when I asked. Shortly after the transfer I was made allowed to walk to pee and then to the recovery room. At both retrieval and transfer, I bled a bit. Needless to say AF came before the 2WW was over.
Sometime last year, we decided to try a hospital in Europe and the result was dismal. None fertilised. Though I believe it was a lab error and not bad fluid samples. We decided to give it a break.
My husband accidentally met a woman and told her about our challenge. She told us her sister had been to Dr Emeka and got pregnant first time. We went to see him and were very impressed. We paid for the procedure sometime around March but still had cold feet. Before then, I was introduced to a doctor in Ihiala who is very good at treating women whose challenge is not structural. He placed me on metformin and another drug that I do not recall now. They had the effect of restoring my hormonal balance. Dr Emeka would later tell me my system was like a 23 year old's (I am a few weeks shy of 38 years)
In June, we decided to go back to Dr Emeka. The same day we got there, he started my down regulation. He also gave us pregnacare and Aspirin and Wellman for DH. Every step of the way, the took us along with them. On 8th August, ER.We had 5 viable follicles that fertilised. On August 10th, (Day 2) We had the transfer of 1, AA and 2 B grade embryos. The 2 ww was more peaceful than the previous one. I had a conviction that God had answered us and so was more at peace. However, on my 14th day post ET, (24th Aug), I was too scared to go for the test. I figured that since I had not bled by then, that I had 9 months to find out so no hurry. .
I was reported to Dr Emeka who got in touch and encouraged me. To cut the long story short, on 26th August I went for the Blood work and it is a BFP!!! Praise God with me.
I started a healthy living regime sometime in May. I weighed about 102kg and by June I weighed 92kgs. I was not on a diet properly so called but I was being more careful- eating mostly t hings that grew on plants and in manageable quantities. I also started taking at least 3 litres of water per day and exercising. Aerobics mostly. Above all, I became sold out to Jesus. I joined in evangelism and soul winning for God. I put away strange gods from myself and my home. I believe that God came through for us because we were (DH &I) totally sold out to God.
Loads of baby dust to my sisters who are waiting in His throne room. He makes all things beautiful in His time. We will have many more testimonies on this forum.