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cbn4main:
Just look at how dry this thread is now. 1 to 2 years ago this place was absolutely rocking. YOUKAY IMMIGRATION POLICIES !!! Nawao!!

Idemujoseph:
Good morning family! Please, let a good person with a large heart help me to uk.
I graduated with 2:1 in Business Administration from Uniben. I don't have the link nor the fund to travel out now. But the future is bright. I have a wife and a daughter.
Let God use you for me. God Bless You!
My heart rejoice.

NotsonewMary:
Hi, thank you!

I filed my application concurrently (I-140 and I-485) in the 2nd week of July 2022. Like I previously stated, I-140 was approved in December 2022, and I-485 just recently approved. So I’ll say roughly a year and half for the whole process.

Prior to the retrogression of the priority date, I know of candidates whose whole process took 6months to less than 1year, I’ve also seen those with the whole process being close to or greater than 2 years (due to several factors).

In more recent times, with priority dates not being current for any country, the whole process is taking longer and future projection suggests even longer wait times ahead.🤷🏽‍♀️

Notfogotten:
Please I have a question to ask.

I don't want to go into details so my partner doesn't trace this to me.

My partner came to UK before me, though still on student visa. I joined her with my 3 children one months ago.

I have noticed some red flags which never happened while we where in Nigeria and I was footing the bills alone.

Each red flag, I pretend nothing happened because I don't want to be thrown out like the man I read about on social media.

My visa is dependent on hers and we are still on student visa.

My question, in the event that we get papers to stay permanently in UK and one day she decides to send me packing or I decide move out, will I be asked to return to Nigeria because she is the main applicant?

Please I need urgent answers. I may not play the fool for long. We are very certain of getting papers next year.

mex551:
yes sir !

mex551:
. No sir. You can have two sponsorship at same time. If you need more than 20hrs or you are working in a different job code

Icesnow:
I went through the link you posted and it states you can have 2 COS meaning you can work for 2 employers as long as they can both sponsor you. Hope I'm correct?

Elolam87:
Our people ehn, 6-7 dependants
How will they even secure accommodation in this UK🤯

ukay2:
Merry Christmas 🎄 EVERYONE

stone350:
Azin ehn

lightofjoy:
Merry Christmas house.
Please I have a very important clarification to make; a close friend was issued COS but the company doesn't have shift for him but he got shift offer from another firm in the same profession line,
i. can he do the 40hrs/week from the other firm.
ii. If i. Above is yes, hope this won't affect him with HO.
He is confused and I don't know either, hence this question , your advice will be highly appreciated.

NotsonewMary:
Thanks for this!, just forwarded to a friend who is in the same scenario, though her spouse is currently in the UK.

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Frigater01:
Na make u see say for the same benin make eiye nd ayes dey war, you go still see NBM members make dey live there normal life without fear. And anybody make say cultists nor dey get peace of mind na lie, some still dey get peace of mind. My gee make we dey together yesterday na frat man e dey do well nd he get peace of mind e fit enter anywhere come out alive, just make ur way d way period!

Sisib15:
I need help!
My writing is bad ehn and it's affecting my grades. How can I get better? Any idea and suggestions is welcome.

ReesheesuKnack:
The UK is still one of the countries with the most liberal & easy-to-get skilled work visas.

Although I do have my own qualms with the idea of paying visa holders less than the ‘going rate’, but as an immigrant, I think that is very liberal and very much like ‘lowering the bar’ for immigrants.

onobire83:
I have 2 kids (boy and girl) with my wife in a marriage of 6 years , and I needed another child but my wife doesn’t (she went for family planning) what should I do?

Advice please

directonpc:
Like very dry if you compare to the same time last year.

Gm88:
Yes they conduct interview if the need arises

Gm88:
Yes is from ukvi center from Sheffield for the questions I will find out after 28th

Gm88:
27thDecember I have interview for my visa on 28th regardless we move 💪🤞

Emmanuel2907:
Please house I have a question: If a student dependent is able to obtain a visa this year and plans to enter the country next year (at least before the expiration of the 90-day visa). I hope there won't be any issues at the point of entry due to the new policy regarding student dependent??

EconFinance:
Interesting

Kennyliga112:
If you know anybody that wants to come to Teeside uni and they have told to pay £2500 as deposit, just tell the person to abort mission.. it’s a trap..
Big trap

After paying £2500 as deposit the person has only 3 installments to pay the balance £17,500 in space of 4 months of coming.

Please 🙏🏾 RUN🙏🏾

Don’t be deceived.

You’ll pay the remaining in 3 installment- Oct/Nov/Jan.

If you’re ever blocked - you’ll be asked to pay everything in full by the next installment or be withdrawn.

Please RUN!!!!!!!

Thewritingnerd:
Omo. Will the fees he paid after they locked his portal count towards his new entry? 👀

Poanan:
Will they use the money he paid in the past when coming back?

jum33:
For those that did their passport renewal lately ,how does it takes to get the new passport after capturing .

Lexusgs430:
This is the exact reason justwise keeps hammering on the POF provided, during the application process........
Over 100 students I heard have already been booted out (many more might be affected)......

This universities are not likely to offer any refunds, money is not easy to come by, hence no point wasting it and dashing hopes........ UK universities might start implementing higher percentage of fees it's now 50%, they might move it to 75%...........

Zahra29:
He made a sensible, albeit very tough, decision to return because he retains a clean immigration history and will have options to return to the UK or another country.

I have heard cases of students refusing to comply with the Home Office's instructions to leave, and becoming overstayers. I'm not sure that they understand how difficult and expensive it is to regularise status from within the UK once leave to remain has elapsed/ been withdrawn