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Eliezer28:
where can I do the court order

sanyaolurilwan:
I pray you're able to get your daughter's visa approved soon.

There's a particular point I'll like to call our attentions to, from experience, Visas officers are concerned about 2 major things:

1. That you are eligible or qualified for the kind of visa you're applying for.

2. You are actually telling them the truth backed with valid documents to prove these truths.

These are what are needed, once these 2 points are met, you'll by God's Grace get the visa approved, the problem most people have is trying to package their applications to portray they are qualified for these visas thereby telling various lies, while in actual sense, they are not qualified.

Get a court order and explain to the visa officer in your cover letter exactly the way you explained above and I'm sure by God's Grace, you'll have your daughter's visa approved. Visa officers are human too and they understand these things. If you have chat histories where the father denied the pregnancy, you can screenshot and add to the application, chats with your mum and uncle that can prove your stories, add them all l. I wish you and your children the best. Thanks.

Eliezer28:
where can I do the court order

giselle237:
You need a lawyer to go about this. Preferably someone not out to fleece you as this is a straightforward case if the father has been an absentee even pre-delivery.
The lawyer would know how to approach the court and start the application to be able to obtain a TRUE and LEGAL sole responsibility order awarded to you.
Also get official written statements from the child’s school teachers, child’s doctors, parents of child’s friends to state one thing that you are the only parent they have known and where possible to prove that you are the one that has single handedly paid all medical, feeding, school bills etc
This is in addition to every other advice written from others.

Eliezer28:
I have involved lawyer so he said I should go and get DNA test done first…and he said I should not reapply that I should go for the administrative review

Cashmadam:
That Lawyer wants to eat your money.

Administrative review works when the visa officer made a mistake and you can prove it.

In your case, you lied and you were caught. What is there to review?

Trust me, you will just waste time and money. Anyway, Lawyer needs your money so he or she will tell you what you want to hear.

Eliezer28:
I didn't lie about anything....i gave them the prove dey need....and ukvi also said i can apply for administrative review

giselle237:
UKVI tells everyone they can apply for administrative review. This is not unique to your case.
Also you didn’t submit any proof to UKVI. You submitted affidavit.. what role does affidavit have in this serious situation?

Eliezer28:
so what do you advise me to do now, apply for another one

giselle237:
You need a lawyer to go about this. Preferably someone not out to fleece you as this is a straightforward case if the father has been an absentee even pre-delivery.
The lawyer would know how to approach the court and start the application to be able to obtain a TRUE and LEGAL sole responsibility order awarded to you.
Also get official written statements from the child’s school teachers, child’s doctors, parents of child’s friends to state one thing that you are the only parent they have known and where possible to prove that you are the one that has single handedly paid all medical, feeding, school bills etc
This is in addition to every other advice written from others.

Eliezer28:
I didn't lie about anything....i gave them the prove dey need....and ukvi also said i can apply for administrative review

Eliezer28:
I really need solution for this 😩😩😩😩😫😞 am not getting myself at all..please guy's what is the way out

Cashmadam:
Hello. Did you not lie that your Uncle is your child's father? You admitted that yourself.

If you need help, then you need to be honest with yourself and the people you are asking for help.

By the way, this issue is going to be long so best you retain that Lawyer.....

My daugher is a Lawyer in the UK. If you need her help to verify anything your Lawyer tells you, let me know. I will ask her on your behalf.

Good luck!

giselle237:
You are not listening..
You have a father on the child’s birth certificate.
UKVI can not take your word that the person is not truly the child’s father.
What is hard to comprehend?
By the birth certificate the father of the child is alive and therefore the child can not become a dependent of your husband on his skilled worker visa.
Whether you are now saying the name or the person is your uncle is now late and can not be substantiated by them without proof. After all you provided a birth certificate with this person’s name as the father.
This is a great anomaly
You need to correct this information with PROOF and to further substantiate your claim that you are the only parent the child knows and has ever known, you need a COURT ORDER!
This is the last time I will speak on this as you are not listening.

giselle237:
You are not listening..
You have a father on the child’s birth certificate.
UKVI can not take your word that the person is not truly the child’s father.
What is hard to comprehend?
By the birth certificate the father of the child is alive and therefore the child can not become a dependent of your husband on his skilled worker visa.
Whether you are now saying the name or the person is your uncle is now late and can not be substantiated by them without proof. After all you provided a birth certificate with this person’s name as the father.
This is a great anomaly
You need to correct this information with PROOF and to further substantiate your claim that you are the only parent the child knows and has ever known, you need a COURT ORDER!
This is the last time I will speak on this as you are not listening.

Eliezer28:
OK please do..but like I said earlier my uncle stood has a father for my daughter when she wanted to obtain her passport...there's nothing to lie about...because my mom and my uncle are barein the same surname...i decided to use the name seems my mom insisted....

giselle237:
You are not listening..
You have a father on the child’s birth certificate.
UKVI can not take your word that the person is not truly the child’s father.
What is hard to comprehend?
By the birth certificate the father of the child is alive and therefore the child can not become a dependent of your husband on his skilled worker visa.
Whether you are now saying the name or the person is your uncle is now late and can not be substantiated by them without proof. After all you provided a birth certificate with this person’s name as the father.
This is a great anomaly
You need to correct this information with PROOF and to further substantiate your claim that you are the only parent the child knows and has ever known, you need a COURT ORDER!
This is the last time I will speak on this as you are not listening.

Phraences:
But putting your uncle as your baby daddy on birth certificate because passport office were insisting is already a lie.

So the Visa people are going by what is on the birth certificate that the uncle is the father and not your claim that he is your uncle.

I guess in the past women have tried to abscond with children without consent of the father.

You need to go and regularize your child’s birth information whether through court or however.

Phraences:
Take it easy. She is just confused especially when her lawyer is saying something else.

Eliezer28:
OK I get you should I reapply again for her

giselle237:
She does not have a lawyer. If she does, some of the questions like should I reapply and where can I get court order will not arise again. Maybe an agent yes but definitely not a lawyer

IGIG:
"Hello Nairalanders,

I'm planning to apply for a UK Visitor Visa and I want to know if my bank account balance is sufficient. I have a closing balance of ₦8million in my statement of account.

Is this amount too much or just right to demonstrate my financial capability to support myself during my stay in the UK? Should I reduce it to a lower amount, considering the current exchange rate?

Please share your experiences and advice. Will having such a large amount in my account raise any red flags during the visa application process?


The closing amount on your statement doesn’t matter as much as how you came about accumulating the amount.

giselle237:
@justwise