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willwin2:
Congrats, I don't pray to be in Nigeria for that long, how did you do it, anyway it is over enjoy.

girlfio:
I'd advise that you go down there on Tuesday, with all these bank holidays it's likely that there will be some delay. I would think that you should go to the Ikeja office. Iley mentioned that the office is not in billing way anymore. They are now in etiebet's place, mobolaji bank, Anthony way.

coldstone84:
@girlfio,my wife made another eea family permit yesterday,and I added a cover letter stating where the rules don't permit for my wife to be financially dependent on me,and all relevant documents. On getting to where she was to submit,she was called in for an interview,here goes the questions she was asked
1 her name
2 date of birth
3 nationality
4 how's she's related to me
5 when last she saw me
6 my occupation
7 my house address
8 how long we have being married
9 how often do we keep in touch
10 who supports my wife financially
All the questions asked from my wife,was already asked in the form she filled.

Lexusgs430:
Any certifications that you had accrued educationally, that might aid a job search or future further educational prospects.

Lexusgs430:
UKBA will not have any reason to interview you. Just take along your usual documents that will be required to start a new life in the UK (all the documents you used for your application can easily be accessed by a click or two at the desk of the UKBA officer).

Lexusgs430:
Thanks for update. Patience is key !!!!! Hoping to have you in the UK soonest.

girlfio:
So very happy for you, this is the best news. Trusting God that you'll get your passport submitted and returned soon, the hard work has already been done. Happy Days.

willwin2:
Congrats, really happy for you, would like to know few things from you, did you get reasons why they maintained there decision(appeal bundle), did you use a lawyer, how was the court like, what questions were you asked? Please if you have this information share , I know you were not in court but maybe you would have those information.

Lasmab:
@ Dunique.
Why haven't hear from you? What's going-on, on your case brov?

Bolssos:
Well she has dropped the offer because the solicitor has asked her too..Thanks Guys you know sometimes woman will always be woman!!...

Better that way, it is well with your family.

Bolssos:
Thanks for the advice...I will just pray they don't notice the change in location in regards to the application...All I can do is pray now

Bolssos:
Thanks for the advice...I will just pray they don't notice the change in location in regards to the application...All I can do is pray now

Bolssos:
Please house i need your advice...I just applied for uk spouse visa this Oct which my wife is the sponsor but after my application my wife applied for some benefit which included child tax, child benefit and the council house which they just gave her because she claim she not receiving any funds from me..my question is will this benefit won't affect my application while I await there decisions! ...Please need your advice

DUNIQUE1:
Amen to that, fingers crossed & about my friend who have waited 4 weeks for home office to call up for his passport, does he continue waiting or should try and contact sheffield office. I know some people have done it before in this forum, sending them a message with the copy of judge decision.

girlfio:
I think it sounds positive. Looks like they didn't ask your wife any questions that she could not answer. Now, as long as the documents submitted cover for the period of the last application ie its not new information based on a change in circumstances post application date, then I expect the judge should b able to consider them. The fact that the Home Office said that the docs were not with the initial application and that the ECO was right to make his decision based on that would suggest that the paperwork your wife presented to the judge is valid and supports your case. I prauy you guys get the good news soon.

Lexusgs430:
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Lexusgs430:
Only 4 weeks? People have been known to awaiting almost 7 months.
Chasing them does not make any quicker. You have waited this long, why not contain the patience?
Patience is a virtue !!!!

Lexusgs430:
There is nothing he can do, but wait. The judge has ruled, the home office would have to consider their position, either to appeal the ruling or grant.
Patience is key !!!!!

girlfio:
I think it sounds positive. Looks like they didn't ask your wife any questions that she could not answer. Now, as long as the documents submitted cover for the period of the last application ie its not new information based on a change in circumstances post application date, then I expect the judge should b able to consider them. The fact that the Home Office said that the docs were not with the initial application and that the ECO was right to make his decision based on that would suggest that the paperwork your wife presented to the judge is valid and supports your case. I pray you guys get the good news soon.

justwise:
Those are not very serious immigration offenses...yes they carry penalties but if they are declared during spouses visa application the chances of successful application is high

I'm suspecting that there is more to the case than those two offenses mentioned. If the tribunal upheld the decision then it means that the UKBA has a stronger evidence about your hubby's offense because spouse visa application in most cases overrides those two offenses you mentioned if they are declared.

British judiciary system rewards honesty even in murder cases, pleading guilty on time without wasting public resources and times reduces your jail sentence. Going to upper tribunal is a good thing if you have water tight case and have declared all your offenses but if the UKBA still have strong evidences against you that you are still holding back facts that is material to this case then its going to be a long battle.

When he was arrested by the immigration did he abscond or deported willingly by the immigration?

I know this is too much for you and i can imagine the stress this is causing you but you and your hubby need to have a good chat and re-access the situation.

ineedhimbadly:
@ Justwise, Girlflo and anyone else - Just recently been to court about my husband case and they have upheld the decision. We are now proceeding to go to upper tribunal. It was based on 320 11, does anyone know if this case can actually get allowed? Please I need your help Ive been without my husband for over a year now.

girlfio:
The hardest part of this whole process is the waiting but just remember you've done all you can now. Put it all in Gods hands and get busy preparing to be reunited with your loved one. Unless you hear otherwise, it is well. It's not over, this will be a story that you tell of how you made it over. Keep your head up.

Hopeforallone:
@ Damyo- Was it 10 exact working days including weekends or just days?

sunnychic:
Ur spouse has to be ready to move to another eu state for about a period of 6 mths tho. So we chose Ireland. He is there already waiting for us. We can.start our family life now. Just read up on it u will understand it better. It's very easy and cheap and has no stringent rules. They don't ask for any acct or anything. Inis.gov.ie. http://eumovement./directive-20043

Hopeforallone:
@ dunique - will update you when I get the outcome