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Lol! I remember the first time I asked a question here and u responded asking me to buy 2 gala and a long throat pepsi bottle, sit and go through each page. Well, I did and it paid off...thanks plenty bruv and to every member of this forum, u guys are saving lives.

Lexusgs430:
Congratulations..........
All of una wey dey escape us and no gree drop anything for the Boyz & Gals on this lovely thread.....
Diaris God O

It wasn't easy to have waited for the long 12weeks....towards the end of week we were really stressed out. we called our solicitor and he said no news from the Home office. . My spouse rang the Home office on the 16th and we were told a decision was made on the 13th September.
We got our decision email Saturday 17th September, picked up passport 21st September.......and to God be all the glory I was granted.
Currently in the UK with my Wifey and settling in well. I wish everyone the best and Gods favour, speed in Jesus name......#smiles

N.B...WE APPLIED UNDER THE FINANCIAL REQUIREMENT EXEMPTION RULES AS WE ONLY HAD TO SHOW ADEQUATE MAINTENANCE.

dtbg28:
I submitted my application with my Bsc Certificate alongside the NARIC certificate. As much as I wanted to submit only the Bsc certificate, our solicitor kinda insisted we get the NARIC cert which I was able to get in 2 working days for £150 thereabout by uploading my Bsc cert, transcript and a letter from my institution stating that my degree was taught in English....We had to use a solicitor cos ours is a peculiar one which I haven't seen on this thread cos we are exempted from the financial requirement but have to show adequate maintenance. It's just two weeks out of a possible 12 anyways....#smiles.

I submitted my application with my Bsc Certificate alongside the NARIC certificate. As much as I wanted to submit only the Bsc certificate, our solicitor kinda insisted we get the NARIC cert which I was able to get in 2 working days for £150 thereabout by uploading my Bsc cert, transcript and a letter from my institution stating that my degree was taught in English....We had to use a solicitor cos ours is a peculiar one which I haven't seen on this thread cos we are exempted from the financial requirement but have to show adequate maintenance. It's just two weeks out of a possible 12 anyways....#smiles.

mizbee:
Good morning everyone on this forum. How was our weekend? Please, has anyone submitted his/her application with a Nigerian B.sc certificate without IELTS or UK Naric supporting document? Secondly, am I to send a wedding photo album since I dont have single copies? Thanks

Pls, anyone heard of NARIC UK? I hold a bachelors degree, do i still need the English test?

Yes, I have actually been reading through the thread but it's so lengthy now I don't know what page exactly to find d answer to my question. Thanks

Lexusgs430:
Have you read through this thread?

Hello house, you guys are going a great job here...Kudos.
Please I want to make enquiries about the UK spouse Visa.
1) I am in Nigeria and my spouse is settled in the UK and we intend to do a spouse visa next month. Is it possible for her to put in d application from the UK?