₦airaland Forum

VOR:
You are simply attempting to create confusion where none really exists.

Nope, my posts were not intended to cause any confusion whatsoever. OP should at least be a bit contrite instead of replying people who were only trying to help in an uncouth manner.

In what way are English and loverbwoy right. . .

For as long as  his second post reads thus "not processing visiting visa, need dependent visa. . . ", I reiterate English1 and Loverbwoy's response were spot on. 

I interjected, as you described, at the earliest opportunity to clarify that
he cannot apply for his wife to come to the UK from inside the country.I
cannot remember him making this point anywhere else other than at post 43.

Glad you said it yourself, was only trying to put it in a nice way that he knew that already.

You perhaps need to think out louder. What I and Mr Pataki said were
different . . .

Comparison was solely based on what you said the ECO'S conclusion could be, never said you were saying the same thing, hence the flipping things on it's head remark I made.

All I have done here is to try to give Dada the best advice possible . . .

Hence the reason why I said you had the patience of a saint. It is a complement, "and a heart of gold" is the unspoken phrase that always accompanies it you know. It's just that words when left unspoken often carry more weight.

VOR:
. . . I wouldn't even send a letter to the UK embassy
about your p.h.d because this would suggest that neither you or your wife are
planning to leave the UK at the end of your Msc. An ECO who goes strictly by the
book may refuse for this.

VOR:
@Dada

You can't include your wife on an application at the Home Office
unless she is already in the country. . .

When she arrives you can then both apply to the Home Office for an extension
based on your proposed p.h.d. . .

echowords:
my sis said i looked like a cat with the whiskers pulled out.

daprince:
. . . Another reason could be that most places that are not threatened by hurricanes or incessant tornadoes (we do have quite a few tornadoes but not hurricanes in the midwest) are in better positions to build houses with wood. . .

nferyn:
A God of the Gaps anyone?

nferyn:
. . . And I rather not waste my limited time worshiping anything at all. Life is a precious gift that's better not wasted on something idiotic like worshiping some imaginary being.

whiteroses:
what kind of visa did you win i guess . . .

bluenubian:
lucifer has got a point and when i asked coloba how he got it, he went beating around the bush, we have too many jobless people on Nairaland if u ask me

chiogo:
@sbucareer

Nah,man.it's not a repitition of events.It is like something that is happening to u that u feel has happened to u before but u're not sure.
So, in beyonce's deja vu, she was telling jay z that the way she's attracted to him, she feels she has been attracted to someone like that.

lol.just explaining so u don't get it twisted.got it?

LondonCool:
Thats not true Akolawole, Biometric properties have always been an intrinsic feature of UK Passports. In 1994 the Biometric features were then encoded in the machine readable encrypted part of the passport at the bottom, now the Biometric features are encoded in chips embeded in the back of the UK passports.

Akolawole:
The application takes more than a year.

Lagos would be earlier but not 96 hours.

oom62:
Have you seen an oyinbo wanting to dye himself black in order to be accepted by others?