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ilotriouzAY:
1. You Don’t Fight For Her.

No matter how much you love each other, disagreements are an inevitable part of being in a relationship. Men often make the mistake of fighting against their partner rather than fighting for her. A man who fights for his partner makes her feel safe and cared for.

2. You Never Took Time To Study Her.

Though men are often all-too-aware that the women they’re in relationships with are complex, they often make the mistake of relying on surface knowledge in the way they relate to their partner without really understanding her.

3. You Ain’t Trustworthy.

Nothing destroys a relationship more quickly or more thoroughly than doing something that breaks down your partner’s trust in you. Nothing cultivates a relationship more than being dependable.

4. You Never Made Her A Queen.

Many relationships suffer when the woman begins to feel either unimportant or less important than something else. The best relationships are often cultivated most by the value a man places on the woman he loves.

5. Your Didn’t Take Her To Different Places.

Relationships can grow stale when dating becomes routine by doing the same things over and over. Studies have shown that couples who spend their time trying out new activities are generally healthier.

What do u think??

hackerd:
Thanks do you think he can get it back. if so How can he get it?

hackerd:
Good afternoon @justwise, My brother was refused visa and was told he has limited right to appeal. He was given ten years ban because the date of arrival stamped here in MM airport is different from the official date recorded by the commission. However, we noticed that his old passport ( the one that contained a 6 month visa and two 2 year visa, all expired) was not returned. Only the renewed passport was returned. Here is my question, Do they have the right to withhold the passport. Thanks

Sile12:
Bros justwise, is something like this possible without an interview at the Us embassy...


Paying someone a sum of money to process a 1 or 2years US/Canada visit visa without the traveller coming for an interview...

blank:
I think he means that he will spend out of the money in his account thus when they want to verify, the balance would be less.

midmenconsult:
Morning house! I decided to follow up my visa application yesterday and emailed the international UKVI enquiry team using the online form. The response I got is below. @justwise Is it possible to decipher any possible clue regarding my application status through this(possibly generic) email please? Thank you


Dear

Thank you for contacting the UK Visas and Immigration International Enquiry
Service.

We understand that you would like to know about the current status of your
visa application. I have tracked the status (GWF************ and date of birth
**/**/**** and found that the application has been processed and a
decision has been made.

Please note that your passport and documentation could still take some time
to reach you whilst being sent back from the decision making centre and
whilst other administrative formalities are completed. The visa application
centre will be in contact with you regarding the collection or delivery.

If you have purchased a courier service then your documents will be
dispatched to the delivery address you have provided. We appreciate your
patience while you wait to receive your documents.

We strongly recommend not to book prepaid travel and accommodation before
receiving the visa.

For any further details, or should you need to contact us again please
refer to our website at https://ukvi-international.faq-help.com/, select
appropriate country, click next and then select 'E-Mail form' and complete
as instructed. We will aim to come back to you within 1 day.

Kind regards,
Malcolm Scott

UK Visas and Immigration International Enquiry Service

We would like to invite you to participate in a brief survey about the
service you received from us to identify strengths and opportunities for
improvements.

http://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/S/130335JPJLG











Thank you in advance for your time.

obipyper:
@justwise please I need your suggestions urgently..I'm currently in london on a 6months visa if you could remember , I'm staying with a relation of mine at the moment.. I'm thinking about staying in the country but they were recommending i have to stay that you must get a student visa which will help you in terms of jobs,accommodations,freedom etc... I'm a kind of football loving person I'd love to take that as a career as well.. So the debate is now on if should apply for a school with I'd love the course to Sports Science ( na that wan my head fit carry) well it sound silly, but I'm being honest here, I don't want to be among the students that misses classes or stop studying while staying in the country... Studying in the university can even give me the chance of being in the sch team which who knows you might lucky enough to get teams from top or little divisions that loves the way you play etc.. So ill need your thoughts towards this thank you

answer2008:
Good day my forum mate. I am prince adewale,a friend of my processing u.s.a visting visa,he told me that is 2years they are goin to give me.2ndly he said am gonna pay 450k,i only giv him 50k since last year october but our aggrement was after finishin d processin am gonna balanced him,just of recent he called that i should pay him some money more.so i refused pls my people what can i do pls i need ur help,thanks

Fredique:
The bank statement is official and genuine. However, the closing balance may not be the same if they verify amount, though not below what i intend to spend on the trip. That's why I asked.

ulale:
I'm yet to get response from my last post, please mr wise respond na, is it good idea to include bank deposit slips in UK General visitor visa application?

Fredique:
Hi JustWise

My wife (we've been married for 2 months) intends to make a UK visa application to travel with me on Easter weekend. It's her first application. I have a 5 year visa, which I have used to travel once every year since 2012. it will expire 2017.

1) Does she need to have a leave letter from her office since good friday and Easter Monday are puplic holidays?
2) Would stating that she will spend 3 nights only in the UK sound suspicious to the ECO?
3) Given that it is a very short stay, would an account balance of N1.2 million satisfy the financial preparation requirement. I'm the one sponsoring. The main expense would be flight return ticket which will cost us about N300k (using Arik at least). We plan to stay with my sister who lives with her husband.
4) She started work October last year. They don't give payslips in her office. How best can she present her income situation?
5) What advise do you reckon will give her application higher chances of success?
6) Do they verify account statements submitted from the issuing banks? If 'yes', is the verification just for the authenticity, or are they concerned about whether the amount in the balance has changed?

Thanks

Fredique:
Hi JustWise

My wife (we've been married for 2 months) intends to make a UK visa application to travel with me on Easter weekend. It's her first application. I have a 5 year visa, which I have used to travel once every year since 2012. it will expire 2017.

1) Does she need to have a leave letter from her office since good friday and Easter Monday are puplic holidays?
2) Would stating that she will spend 3 nights only in the UK sound suspicious to the ECO?
3) Given that it is a very short stay, would an account balance of N1.2 million satisfy the financial preparation requirement. I'm the one sponsoring. The main expense would be flight return ticket which will cost us about N300k (using Arik at least). We plan to stay with my sister who lives with her husband.
4) She started work October last year. They don't give payslips in her office. How best can she present her income situation?
5) What advise do you reckon will give her application higher chances of success?
6) Do they verify account statements submitted from the issuing banks? If 'yes', is the verification just for the authenticity, or are they concerned about whether the amount in the balance has changed?

Thanks

dalobaba:
@justwise after 42 days, my mum got this message
UK Visas & Immigration has now assessed your UK visa application and made a decision. Your documents and the decision will be sent back to the either the UK Visa Application Centre where you applied, where we will contact you by email over the next few days to collect them, or if you are using the courier return service, will be sent directly back to the address you provided.

Please note that Teleperformance does not know the outcome of the assessment and has played no role in the decision-making process.

I hope this is not a refusal because i have heard people say they will say the visa is processed and ready for collection if they have granted the visa. Hope to read from you. Thanks

Trk2013:
Hello @lalavita and @justwise.
Went to see the consular officer today and all went well. He only needed to see our burden of proof and I had bank statements and also a quote from the US hospital. He did however refer to last year's interview and I told him I wasn't aware I was pregnant at the time and I was only renewing for my vacation in December which I've since embarked on. He then proceeded to tell me about not using the public healthcare system etc.
Thanks a lot!

guardian09:
@ spikesC
If he intends doing a Postgraduate Course he can get the International Merit Award which is £2000 and get better attention as regards Visa support etc if he applied through the regional office than if he applied directly to the school. Not that he cant get all this if he applies directly to the school but the regional office will give him a much better service/attention. I am saying this from experience.

guardian09:
what course did you intend to do at middlesex, is it an undergraduate course? you might have to make your application through the regional office at Dubai.

NaGodwin:
ok, thanks
there are some deposits in my account and that of my sister that has same depositors name, some huge amounts which comes from our family business outside her own personal bizness, but the business is not registered, its a loan stuff.
will there be a red flag if they see same depositors in my sisters account and mine?

batleman:
I have a girlfriend in Lagos and Im Norwegian. She wants to visit me for possible marriage and lifesharing. Ive been told to obtain a Visa to Norway, 3 months, it costs about $1500 !!!. ($3000 for 6 months) Is this correct? If so, Nigeria must be the worlds most expensive Visa issuers.

gloryl:
@mr nobody and Mr Nestaolive, this is the time I discovered you and ur scam tactics...and pls do not make anymore noise cos I have every evidence to prove my points...starting from ur txt msgs, voice calls and video calls,even pictures,..im not that dumbo to delete all that in a hurry...so my dear just do ursf d favour of shutting ur mouth cos I already saved u a lot by just following the thread, " ladies pls pls beware" without saying a word...just repent, that's all I ask.

NaGodwin:
will i need to prove source of funds? or will the letter and the bank statement alone be enough?

NaGodwin:
she has cac certificate of registration, local government annual levy receipt for last year and this year, invoices from her business except tax clearance, but she has tax receipt for last year.
do you advise that she should sponsor the trip alone? should i go ahead to give a letter indicating that i will pay for my kid sisters ticket?
should i transfer 200000 to her savings account so it will reflect on her statement or should i add my statement to hers?
knowing that i am not one of the applicants, will i be asked to prove source of funds in my account?
please what is your advise?

ubamu2029:
Justwise, do you suggest I change the length of visit to 1-2 months when I re-apply? Won't that be suspicious?

Moana:
this is funny but true

mickyeddi:
Nigerians! It's not only UAE that does this. Eastern European countries like Bulgaria and the other Balkan states have tougher rules for Nigerians in particular because una wahala too much. No be by force you must travel, you mention farming to a Nigerian they will say God forbid but will happily go and wash toilet and shave old women toto for care home abroad.

DisGuy:
nice business idea here!! create an app!!

unlike years gone past; when fees were 'affordable', jobs were flowing,psw visa, international students were living the full experience
now everyones eyes on the pounds and pennies!! socalising networking has taken a back seat
so unfair considering how cold and lonely the whole experience can be from students from very socialable environments

ubamu2029:
I helped her with the application. I submitted the following;

1. My six months payslip (approximately £1500/ month. I work with nhs professionals as a flexible worker)

2. NHS bursary notification (£800/ month. I'm a psychiatric student nurse.
3. Students finance (£760 paid quarterly)

4. My daughter's evidence of child benefit.
5. Evidence of childtax credit (£270/ month)

6. Tenancy agreement ( 2 bedroom flat)

7. Evidence of university enrolment and council tax exemption.
8. Data page of my british passport, daughter's British passport and wife's spouse visa.
9. A letter of invitation stating I will be fully responsible for all expenses.

10. Mother in-law's nigerian passport.

For re-application,I'm considering getting the first son and in-laws to write letters and provide their bank statements, father in-law to swear an affidavit to say he is happy for her to travel for 4 months, state that they own their own home in the village and no document to show, include a family photograph of her family, list names and marital status of all children, grandchildren and in-laws, get the village clergy to write a letter of introduction and to state that she would return after her visit. I have also booked a BA flight with return.

NaGodwin:
yes she will, she has over 1 million on her savings and close to around 2.9m on her business account, money goes into the account daily ranging from 20 to 50k depends on sales, she is into fashion products
she has a fixed deposit too of about 1 million but she doesn't intend to add the certificate cos its new and she doesn't want the ECO to think that it was done because of the visa application
please, what is your advice.

ulale:
Justwise please I need your help on this, I know I've been asking a lot of questions lately but you have to bear with me please, I registered my business and I have the certificate on 25 January 2015, I'm yet to pay tax, Buf I obtained my tax identification number (TIN) if I want to apply for tourist visa must I provide a tax clearance certificate? As tax clearance certificate is given to those who their business has been operating for 3 years! Please I'll appreciate of you'll help me out, thanks.

NaGodwin:
Please house, i need your urgent advise, my elder sister is about to apply for a uk visa to travel for easter vacation, she is a first timer, she is 32 years old and single, she intends to carry our youngest sister along, she is 13 years and in junior secondary school, my mum is giving a consent letter indicating that she is aware that our kid sister is going with her.

I intend to buy my kid sister's air ticket, should i transfer the sum of #200,000 to my elder sisters account and also give her a letter indicating that i am taking care of my kid sisters air fare and that i have transferred the sum of #200,000 to my elder sisters account or would it be better for me to give her a letter to state that i will be buying the ticket and add my bank statement which has close to 3m in it? since i am not an applicant, do i still need to show source of income?

Please advise.

ubamu2029:
Could the experts advice please.

Wife is expecting a baby and I am inviting mother in-law for 4 months. I am providing accommodation (in a 2 bedroom flat) and all expenses associated with her travel. Mother in-law was refused because she is unemployed and has no property to show.

Problem is, she is 60 years and has a 70 year old husband. They own their own home and farmland in village but no document to show. She is a farmer and lives in the village and doesn't operate her bank account. She saves her money under her pillow.

I have asked her to print her bank statement all the same (which has just N40k in it), get my father in-law to do an affidavit saying he is happy for her to travel for four months, asked the village vicar to give a letter, included a family photograph with her family (7 of them of which 6 are in nigeria), drawn a list of all children, grandchildren and in-laws, got the son to give a letter stating they support their mom financially and include bank statement, got 2 sons in-law in nigeria to do same.

On my part, I have booked an onward and return flight with BA, included receipts and pictures of gifts items we purchased during the christmas sales in preparation of her going back (worth over £1000). I previously supplied evidence of income (bank statements, payslips etc), employment, data page of my passport, wife's and daughter's passports, invitation letter and tenancy agreement.

What else can I provide to show this people that mom in-law is not running away from nigeria and she is provided for in nigeria?