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Romance › Re: Ladies: Can You Marry A Man Who Is Currently Earning N50,000 Monthly As Salary? by justwise(m): 2:59pm On Mar 19, 2015
EggovinMma:
God forbid!
50k salary inside marriage. Na before ooo.But now, I REJECT EVERY SPIRIT OF POVERTY IN MY LIFE.My bible tells me to seek and I shall find, and whatever I bind here on earth shall be bind in heaven. I stand upon the rock of St Peter and I am binding every spirit of poverty in the life of my future husband, every spirit of meagre salary. I lose your hold on that poor future husband of mine.IT SHALL NOT BE MY POTION.50K SALARY KE? Which kind rough play be that?
If i'm wealthy with unlimited budget and met you by chance i will make every possible effort to hid it so as not to end up with you because you will go when the money runs out.
Travel › Re: Nairalanders Pls Help, -sango To Lekki Directions Needed Urgently! by justwise(mod): 1:53pm On Mar 19, 2015
Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by justwise(mod): 12:45pm On Mar 18, 2015
newbie715:
@justwise, you haven't even seen the acknowledgement of your response and i am sending out another question, sorry. please how important is my husband's (the sponsor) birth certificate (he was born in nigeria), he lost the original many years ago and only has a photocopy. should i try getting it reissued or can we apply with the photocopy
If you can't get the original copy then use the photocopy as long as its a good copy.
Travel › Re: How Do I Renew My South Africa Visa by justwise(mod): 11:22pm On Mar 17, 2015
Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by justwise(mod): 11:59am On Mar 17, 2015
newbie715:
@justwise, thank you for your response, when i click on settlement, it says its for a minister of religion undertaking pastoral work, missionary or member of a religious order, taking up employment, or a post/role within your faith community in the UK and when i click for more details, it refers to a sort of Tier 2 form. please take a look and advice me please, the teleperformance site: uk.tlscontact.com/ng/lgv. thank you, patiently awaiting your response.
See my screenshot, click on that link and visit GOV.UK then follow my screenshot

Travel › Re: Terrible Accident Yesterday At Ogidi. (anambra State) by justwise(mod): 7:01am On Mar 17, 2015
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 9:09pm On Mar 16, 2015
tobitee:
Trully there is a living God. My husband picked up our package today and guess what "VISA GRANTED" despite the fact that we forgot to put our evidence of accommodation. Thank you justwise I appreciate your assistance. God bless
Congratulations!!!
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 2:21pm On Mar 16, 2015
lokia:
Good day house

i made enquires here some while ago. was advised by all and im glad to inform you that i got my visa last week. ALL PRAISES DUE TO God and thanks to help i got from this group. @justwise, @StudyAbroadUk, @jsldirect, @esosa4real, i did as you guys said. included my savings and salary account plus my wifes account details. wrote a letter explaining my ajo ie local credit and thrift society. including other ocuments as advice and i got my vis. thank you oonce again and GOD BLEES YOU
Congratulations!
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 2:19pm On Mar 16, 2015
lorddubic:
@Juswise.. my sister is in the UK with her hubby. her hubby entered the UK with a student visa, and the wife joined him with a 6months visiting visa. but the problem is that her two children a boy and a girl was refused Visa to go with their mother. now my sister wants the two children to join she and hubby in the UK how will she go about it?

Note: my sister has been there for over a year now, while her children are with their grand parents.
What is her status in the UK now? Overstayed her visa?
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 2 by justwise(mod): 2:17pm On Mar 16, 2015
@shade16

Stop advertising your business in this thread.
Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by justwise(mod): 8:46am On Mar 16, 2015
ingred:
HI everyone how u guys doin? so i was still wating on my son appeal, they did ave on till the 10 of march to hear fr the embassy, my husband call the home office, was told the the embassy as cancel his appeal, can u tell me what mean plz, they said the will be contacting him wth a letter.


That letter will give you more details than anybody here will tell you, be patient, if they cancelled the hearing then its good news but you still have to wait for the letter.
Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by justwise(mod): 8:43am On Mar 16, 2015
Omoboy:
Hello my people i need you to pls help me. my last pay slip would be end of April which would make it six months of pay slips meeting the financial req. My questions are when is the best time to fill in the forms online because i am not sure what the biometric appiontment is like also can i send the supporting documents 2nd week in May.Thanks for your help.
Complete the form when you have all your documents ready, appointment will depend on slot availability, sometimes you will be lucky to get one that is very close .... a week from the date of application
Travel › Re: UK Spouse Visa/Appeal Process-part2 by justwise(mod): 8:39am On Mar 16, 2015
newbie715:
Hallo everyone, I am very new here so I am still trying to navigate the site. I need assistance please. I am about to apply for a spouse Visa to join my husband as we just got married early February, I have tried to put all documentation together so I tried to log on to the teleperformance site to fill the form, my challenge is the type of visa, from the gov.uk site, I ought to apply for family of a settled person visa (settlement visa) but on teleperformance site, if I click on settlement visa the information that follows don't refer to spouse visa and all other ones I clicked, I didn't see what matched, can anyone be kind enough to help throw light on which one I should apply for. I hope this question hasn't been answered beforean I tried to read all other previous pages but they were too many. Pardon me pls.
What are the options that comes out when you clicked on settlement visa?
Travel › Re: 10 Reasons Why I'm Leaving America And Moving To Nigeria by justwise(mod): 10:03pm On Mar 15, 2015
londoner:
Glamrock....as you have seen, NL can be a very negative place.

Please checkout skyscrapercity.com

There is a Nigerian secton where you can get positive news/coverage about Nigeria tht is actually uplifting rather than an assault....lol

It will keep you excited about Nigeria and prospects.


That is not true reflection of Nigeria, going to a place to read only positive things about Nigeria will not help her course.

nairaland mirrored the actual Nigeria she will experience by the time she visits.

@Glamrock great that you want to embark on this journey, you will learn a lot from the experience. People here have given you some raw materials...both the negative and positive ones are valuable because that is what you will experience when you finally get to Nigeria.
Travel › Re: Please Kindly Advice,nigerians And Nigerians Living In Canada by justwise(mod): 10:04am On Mar 15, 2015
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 2 by justwise(mod): 12:00pm On Mar 11, 2015
TeesMom:
Hello House,

some research i found.

Northwest Medical Center Houston Texas:
VD 2days 2000
CS 3days 3500
Epi VD 650
Epi CS 750
Forgot to ask what the drs fee for giving epi is.

Dr glenn morgan
Fee 2000 inclusive of all tests
his receptionist said 200 for some drs fee (i don forget - my child was making plenty noise and i was tired of saying ehn)
for each thime u r induced 200.

Has anyone used this hospital? would really like a feedback.

Any Sept/ Oct mums in the house?

Research continues........ also got some info for a hospital in chicago will post soon.

I hope im not crossing the line Mr Justwise.
please don't spam this thread with any more Dr's price quotes.
Thank you
Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 2 by justwise(mod): 11:55am On Mar 11, 2015
@maypra

Please don't spam this section with any Dr's price quote .

Thank you
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 11:48am On Mar 11, 2015
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zaliya:
Thanks Justwise.
I guess thatz the bitter truth.and a LESSON for anyone on this forum who has such intentions.

....Meanwhile, should she proceed to Abuja or just hold on till the passport is sent back to her? (this may not happen though).... or

Is there a genuine lawyer contact to help appeal for the seized passport to get returned?

Her main focus now is to retrieve the other seized passport cos of the US visa on it. For now the UK travel ban is less of a concern to her. Unfortunately, the only passport returned to her today is the one with UK TRAVEL BAN! SMH!
Contacting a lawyer is waste of time and money, let her keep contacting the embassy to know when the passport is sent to Nigerian immigration then she will go there to request for it. Hopefully the British embassy hasn't passed her details to America embassy as they seems to work together.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 11:38pm On Mar 10, 2015
Vicjustice:
There are people who got refused because, they book hotels that they have no idea of their locations or because, the hotels that they book are not suitable for their proposed activities.
Well, it all depends on the mercy of the discretionary judgement of the visa officer
Surely that is a good ground for refusal. Visiting London and booking a hotel in Luton or Kent will lead to refusal or traveling as a couple and booking a single bedroom will raise an eyebrow but forgetting the name of the hotel may not be a major issue if the booking confirmation has been submitted.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 11:33pm On Mar 10, 2015
zaliya:
Thanks a lot for the prompt responses.
That's why it's good to get things done right the first time.

She has been crying all day!

P:S- No need putting the word SHE in quote. Am def not the victim, as a matter of fact am writing in from Kenya on her behalf. She has been sending me Whatsapp messages. She is not on this forum. Just trying to help in my own little ways! I feel for her o!
Ok I get that.

Personally I don't feel sorry for people who go out of their ways to commit immigrantion fraud, they make life difficult for genuine applicants.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 10:41pm On Mar 10, 2015
mizIvy:
Justwiseeeee if I say I love u it will b an understatement. U rock!!!. U've given me a little hope. N even if I still did not get it atleast my mind will b abit at rest during dis wait period. Thanks for replying
N also d hotel reservation is genuine.
Lol...fingers crossed it will be a positive news.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 10:40pm On Mar 10, 2015
zaliya:
Hmm. She replies

'Refusal and ban.

...What they said is that enquiries will be undertaken at the British high commission after which the document will be forwarded to Nigerian immigrations Abuja. The letter was signed by the entry clearance officer with initials as BMR.'


Please how does she retrieve her seized passport which has a very recent unused 2 years US visa still running.
'She' will find it difficult to get hold of that passport again, she has to wait until the embassy pass it to Nigerian immigration then she will go there to retrieve it, there is no time scale to this.

She has no right of appear or ground for appeal, it's a clear case of immigration fraud that carries 10yrs ban.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 9:29pm On Mar 10, 2015
tayotp:
Thanks justwise,my first post here was on this same issue of salary without tax payment, I think somone here advised about salary paid without tax is unverifiable or so ..that the reason I wanna pay it now.although its not worth paying for.

Please bear with me with the disturbing questions.

Can I just go on applying without the tax clearance.

Please others should also contribute...vicjustice your advise is also needed pleaseeeeeeeeeee

Thank you
Like I said before only business owners submits tax certificate when applying for visa, if you are employed by somebody then your salary is taxed already and you don't submi tax certificate when applying for visa.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 9:24pm On Mar 10, 2015
mizIvy:
Hi guys. So my mother n I went to the embassy to submit our documents today for a tourist visit but was surprise wen we were ask to wait 4 an interview. My mother had to go in cos we applied together n she is sponsoring the trip. After the interview she told me she answered all questions to d best of knowledge but wen ask the name of the hotel we will b staying she couldn't remember the name so she told the interviewer that the hotel was book by an agency n she was asked d name of d agency, which she told them.

The problem is that am a little scared becos of that. I will like to know whats our chances of getting the visa.
Thanks.
Just like Liliana pointed out interview for visiting visa is a random thing, so you are not singled out.

If the hotel booking Is genuine and not one of those people book then cancel after submitting their application then it will not be a major issue if all other requirements are met.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 9:19pm On Mar 10, 2015
zaliya:
Hi Justwise, am writing in on behalf of a friend of mine who just wrote me on this issue on whatsapp. Pls is there something that can be done? I feel for her.

'Ok what happened was that I overstayed in the UK beyond the approved 6months. When I got back after a year and a half, I got an immigration officer to backdate my arrival date. I later did a new passport and applied for six months which was granted. Am back after 4+ months to apply for 2years. I submitted previous passports including the one with back date which also have a US visa but no UK visa on it just UK travel history, the last UK visa is on the 1st passport. I have 3 passports, the second contains US visa and uk travel history, while the 3rd has the last visa issued which was 6 months (but 4+month used out of it), now am trying to renew for 2yrs and they dug into travel history on the previous passport and discovered the backdate, so that Passport was SEIZED, and it has 2 years Visa which has never been used running on it, moreover - was denied the UK visa too'

Can she appeal? .... and how pls?
Was it just a refusal or refusal and a ban?
Travel › Re: Pls How Do I Transfer A Uk Visit. Visa To A New Passport? by justwise(mod): 4:48pm On Mar 10, 2015
Tone23:
. Thanks @Justwise. Yes I actually had the name change published in a national newspaper and as well did the court affidavit to that effect. I actually would simply have opted to carry both passports when travelling to the UK save for the different surname on both passports hence my concern! huh. Thanks @Justwise. Yes I actually had the name change published in a national newspaper and as well did the court affidavit to that effect. I actually would simply have opted to carry both passports when travelling to the UK save for the different surname on both passports hence my concern!
It's not a problem as long as you travel with both passports, cutout of the page where it was published and the affidavit. When the visa expires then you don't need to be carrying those documents when traveling.
Travel › Re: Pls How Do I Transfer A Uk Visit. Visa To A New Passport? by justwise(mod): 4:45pm On Mar 10, 2015
brainwave:
Interesting
You edited your post? Because Tone23 = brainwave?
Travel › Re: Pls How Do I Transfer A Uk Visit. Visa To A New Passport? by justwise(mod): 3:53pm On Mar 10, 2015
Tone23:
Dear Nlanders, does anyone know how I can go about the transfer of a UK family visit visa from an expired passport to a new one? Thanks. PS - I had a surname (Family name) change. So my new passport bears a different surname but the visa on the expired passport is in the former surname.
You don't need to transfer it, all you need to do is to travel with both passports, the old one is cancelled without Prejudice, so you will be fine...but..how did you go about the name change? Was it published?
Travel › Re: United Kingdom To Deport Nigerians On 24th March 2015 With A Chartered Flight by justwise(mod): 8:28am On Mar 10, 2015
LondonKent:
You need to learn how we(Taxpayers) deceive ourselves by attaching "My Tax" to everything(Govt spend money, you ll all shout that govt is spending my tax, what is your meagre tax?)

My friend, you guys need to open your eyes and see the world around you so as to learn that life does not revolves around that meagre tax of yours. Everything i hear everyday from lazy UK residents is my tax this,my tax that which has become a norm to UK residents but I don't do it and I choose not to do that rubbish. After all, UK government spend billions everyday to give us world class social infrastructures and services or do you think it's your money that is paying for all this things? No. Also, I paid church offering every week but I don't go around shouting or accusing my pastor of spending my offering on others.

Finally, let me burst your bubbles, 90% of those guys you see in deportation camp or the immigrants you see on the streets have been paying their taxes over the years at higher rate as illegal immigrants; all these illegal immigrants were given a tax code that take as much as 30 to 35% of their salary/wages every month.

The system automatically generate these codes cos their National Insurance numbers are fake and there is nothing they can do about it than to accept their fate. I know all this cos I was once in their shoes. You can't know where someone's shoe pinches until you wear d same shoes.

Cheers
Exaggeration comes naturally to you honestly, illegal immigrants are paid cash in hand by the company who employs them to avoid getting in trouble with the immigration, so they don't pay tax to the govt, the company benefits from employing them.

Even with your exaggerations you still struggle to come up with any convincing point. Of course the UK govt expenditures come from tax payers even if its 1p, it all add up.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 4:18pm On Mar 09, 2015
oshiosense:
Pls, my sister intends to visit the U.K on invitation from her female Nigerian friend in the U.K. The friends has agreed to send all her documents, but my sister account has a balance of about 10,000 Naira. Now, I want to use my personal documents, including my account statements and properties and shares to support the application. Is it possible to use my documents for her. She is married and bears surname different from mine
No, not a good idea, those documents will not act as her tie to Nigeria because they don't belong to her.
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by justwise(mod): 4:14pm On Mar 09, 2015
tayotp:
Thanks justwise

She isn't inviting both of us at the same time,i don't even know the friend.buh if she is given ,ma travelling will have to be when she leaves.

I work for my dad,and the company doesn't pay tax neither do I,,but u advised me to get a tax certificate,so am doing it here in Oyo state and what they issue is three years.

So I do I prepare a pay slip that includes the tax.

Thank you
If you work for your daddy and get paid salary then you don't need tax certificate, all you need is your payslips and your salary account showing your monthly salary payments.
Travel › Re: United Kingdom To Deport Nigerians On 24th March 2015 With A Chartered Flight by justwise(mod): 3:30pm On Mar 09, 2015
LondonKent:
I am not blaming or holding British government for this act of barbarism being carried out by these illiterate immigration officers. The words barbarism is being used because of the way these immigrants are(were) being treated by immigration officers; they usually called these immigrants all sort of names such as: cunt, animals etc

These officers used every available opportunity to beat these immigrants over trivial things. I ll cite my own personal experience as a case study here, i went to the clinic to get medical attention over the most itching bump i have ever experienced in my entire life; aftershave cream or anything that would clear all my itching bumps which i got as result of the most cheapest shaving stick given to us. I have never used shaving stick in my life prior to my detention; it has always been my personal shaving clipper.

However, i met a lady at the reception and i told her that my purpose of coming to speak to a Nurse/Doctor was because of my itching bumps; the bumps was already spread all over my face. Chai!!!! handsome guy turning to one Mofo. Guess what she said, she said i should go and find solution to it on my own.

I told her that i was being detained by British govt and whatever happens to me in their care remains British govt responsibility. And i said to her that was the purpose of that Clinic. She got upset and started calling me names. I called her names too and i left for my room while she was still going on and on. However, to my surprise, about 8 officers came to my Hall with their full combat gears to beat and attack me without listening to my own side of story. I was lucky that the officers in my Hall refused them access to my room; they told them that i was one of the best and quiet immigrant. I was eventually forced to go and apologise to the lady(Remember that i only called her what she called me) cos i was told that if i refuse to do that, not only would they take away my privileges but i would be threw back to communal room. Was that fair? I have to send for my British girlfriend(My wife now) to get me aftershave which was sent to me through post.

I am only blaming the wicked immigration officers(The bad eggs among them) who find happiness in degrading their fellow human beings.....
LondonKent:
I was equally locked down for a whole year.

However, unlike others , I really enjoyed myself throughout my stay there. The question is why was I treated differently? I was treated like king cos I behaved myself all through my stay. I hate insults with all passion and for this reason, I avoided anything that put me in a position of being insulted. I used that words "ENJOY" cos I lived on privilege scheme throughout my time there; access to sky tv and my personal room unlike others in massive dormitory with at least about 12 roommates.
LondonKent:
God forbid. I wouldn't go back to that shiit hole for £1m.

I used d words enjoy cos of the privileges (dvd, tv, satellite tv channels and my own personal room) given to me then While others were forming activists in their 12 to18 men dormitory...

Nigerians usually dominate these dormitories but other africans(most especially Zimbabweans) always fight back..........
Your story keep changing, from treating you like a king to beating you up....

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