Vicjustice:

It is hard to figure out the advice that you desire because, you don't seem to be making any query except that you narrated your experiences.
Well, I suspect that you stated in your Irish application form that you have no relative in Ireland, therefore, if my suspicion is right, then you have (probably) been banned from the UK as well as from Ireland as both countries share same immigration database.

Vicjustice:
Could you please make your query more comprehensive?

abujaniv:

We don't give out reasons for not issuing visas, and we don't give advice. Every interviewer looks at many factors before making a decision about whether to issue the visa, however.

akonucheinfo:
i wont be surprised if u ve never had a boo, common 10k pef u still dey ask if its got..... pele ti e,nways we know ur type, na una dey expect but dont give..... that girl better run fr her life b4 u milk her finish!!!


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Abuja64:

The Irish embassy gives out a 5 year ban for deception not a 10 year ban. All Fingerprints go through the UK Database. The Irish knows everyone who has been refused a UK Visa and the British know everyone that has been refused a Irish Visa anyways teh back of the passport is stamped

geek:

How exactly is Vic's disagreeing with the opinions of others discourteous? He's not editing or hiding other people's posts so I don't see how he's preventing others from 'expressing their mind'.

All I see Vic doing is providing FACT rather than the subjectives or 'pray to God for a visa' that others use. I agree at times he does this in a very direct (borderline rude manner) but hey I'd much rather get his advice than guidance filtered down based on heresay. Vic provides advice that's relevant, considered and doesn't see me wasting my time or money.

Vicjustice:
I can only wonder why anyone would tell you to reapply for the visa knowing fully well that you were refused on the ground of "DECEIT". Well, you can reapply if you want to bin your money and waste your time.

By the way, I insist that whether the UK or Ireland, the two countries shares same immigration database:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnT5aq0vx_Y

Vicjustice:
It seems you have not been following his post and therefore you are giving him advice on the situation that you are not familiar with.
The guy (d2ddayo) had been refused a visa, and by his own admission, he was refused on the ground of "DECEIT". By regulation, this offence carries a 10 years ban... And you are advising him to go for affidavits and all sort of invalid solutions?
Refer to this quote of his:

jcaribie:

Get a birth certificate which names him as your biological dad, along with a letter from him that you guys just got to know each other after a long time. If there is no birth certificate naming him, get him to swear to an affidavit that he is your biological father, but he has been absent for a long time. Cheers

jcaribie:

Exactly!!!!!!

Vicjustice:
How did you manage to avoid stating your parents nationality?
I'm asking because I'm aware of the segment that deals with parents information.
Well, if you lied about your parents nationality, or you gave a partial true answer, that action may qualify deception: therefore, i am honestly of the opinion that you might have gotten into trouble by deliberately withholding the information regarding your parents nationality: be advised that the UK and the ROI share same database and therefore enforce same regulations, so, if the rules are implemented correctly, you could be carrying the 10 years ban.

d2ddayo: hi nairaland, please i need your help up in here o!!!!!!!!!! i intend to visit the united kingdom next year april through my company as i represent my company every year to different countries for exhibitions. my company is into shoes and we have our clients in france, spain and italy. last year i represented the company there and all documents were submitted without my own personal bank statement. reason is bcus i dont really have anything in my account. even if i ve to use it by that april, am not certain i will ve up to 200hk cus am always using the money for other things which are business oriented. i ve visited ireland that where my family resides and they are now citizens, italy, where i was last year for 10days, france, Germany. what do u think about this My last visa application to ireland, i was denied bcus i didnt disclose that my father resides in ireland after 6 different visas had been given from this same irish embassy. i was told to reapply but i didnt bother to since 2011 which after then i ve gone to 2 different countries. back then i was still in school and it was my aunty that was inviting me because my parents werent citizens then. this is my first time applying to UK. though i ve been in the uk when i was 5 and left when i was 8yrs with my parents.

This re d documents I intend to enclose in the application
* the company statement of account
* employment letter
* letter of company inviting me from uk for the exhibition
* letter of introduction from the company i work that i ll be representing them
* CAC document for the company
* tax registration
* consent letter
* my previous travel experience

please i really need your advice on this. i just intend to visit and return as usual i ve never over stayed in any of these countries visited. thanks