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Is there a way to update/rectify NIN biometrics issues in UK.

I am unable to verify my NIN while filling passport renewal form. After the back and forth, was told my fingerprint capture was not successful during registration. Most NIN centres in UK only process new registrations.

Any idea on how I can update my NIN fingerprint?

Lexusgs430:
Such a proud Dad..... All road leads to Portsmouth for my Daughter's graduation this month......

She graduated with First class Honours (surely from her mother's DNA).... 🤣😊

Her Papa's DNA, nah olodo full inside...... 😂🤣

Congratulations stranger. I wish you and your family more wins.

Viruses:
Congratulations stranger. I wish you and your family more wins.

Thank you.... We head to Portsmouth University 2moro, to celebrate with my daughter.... 🎓🎓🎓

Lexusgs430:
Thank you.... We head to Portsmouth University 2moro, to celebrate with my daughter.... 🎓🎓🎓

congratulations to you sir

Lexusgs430:
Oga Elon too don personally degrade hinself...... 🤣😂

He is just laughing at poor people

Lexusgs430:
Just heard an unfortunate insurance void incident.....

Driver was compliant on all fronts (or so he thought)....

Driving licence + Valid MOT + Road Taxed + valid insurance..... Driver had an accident, insurance company recovered his vehicle, to evaluate damage.....

After inspection, his insurance was voided.....

REASON : Two front tyres, below legal limit......

Because you have a valid MOT certificate, still physically inspect your vehicles......

Is this not something that can be contested if it was not mentioned as an issue or advisory on the last service/MOT? More so if the driver has not covered significant miles since then

jedisco:
Is this not something that can be contested if it was not mentioned as an issue or advisory on the last service/MOT? More so if the driver has not covered significant miles since then

I am certain tryre advisory would be present on the test result.......

Many of us tend to ignore advisory warnings.... Motor don pass, e don pass b dat...... 🤣😂

Lexusgs430:
Just heard an unfortunate insurance void incident.....

Driver was compliant on all fronts (or so he thought)....

Driving licence + Valid MOT + Road Taxed + valid insurance..... Driver had an accident, insurance company recovered his vehicle, to evaluate damage.....

After inspection, his insurance was voided.....

REASON : Two front tyres, below legal limit......

Because you have a valid MOT certificate, still physically inspect your vehicles......

NA wa oo

NA de front tyres cause the accident?

Were the two tyres mentioned in the MOT as advisory? How did the car pass MOT?

Lexusgs430:
Thank you.... We head to Portsmouth University 2moro, to celebrate with my daughter.... 🎓🎓🎓

Congratulations Boss

ukay2:
NA wa oo

NA de from tyres cause the accident?

Were the two tyres mentioned in the MOT as advisory? How did the car pass MOT?

A car can pass it's MOT test, with tyre thread depth of 1.6MM (this would be advised)...

Any tyre below 1.6 MM, would be refused an MOT certificate....

Unfortunately, the insurance company would blame anything blameable, to avoid paying out. So the onus is on the insured, to ensure...... Everything correct..... 😁😂

ukay2:
Congratulations Boss

Thank you Oga.... We don go, we don return..... 😁

Lexusgs430:
A car can pass it's MOT test, with tyre thread depth of 1.6MM (this would be advised)...

Any tyre below 1.6 MM, would be refused an MOT certificate....

Unfortunately, the insurance company would blame anything blameable, to avoid paying out. So the onus is on the insured, to ensure...... Everything correct..... 😁😂

NA true sha

Lexusgs430:
I am certain tryre advisory would be present on the test result.......

Many of us tend to ignore advisory warnings.... Motor don pass, e don pass b dat...... 🤣😂

Hehe..
Experienced same when I had a crash.

My tires were a bit low a d mentioned on my service but not there yet. When it happened, I was quite worried of them checking.

But I think the company are just trying to wriggle out. If it was an advisory, he can take it up with them especially if he had not driven thousands of miles afterwards.

I remember telling u then when I had to drag with my insurers abt not informing DVLA abt my change of address. Good enough, I had informed the insurance company. They wanted to cut £200 from my payout for something I could do freely online and something that wouldn't have had an impact on my payout. I kept refusing the payout. After some dragging, I got my full payout.

Insurance dey sweet during payout finally.

HustlaOfLagos:
In other unrelated news, I just had a look at EB1A requirements as a Dr I know is tired of the UK and its immigration rhetoric (surprise surprise) and it does seem like the UK went to copy and paste their Global Talent visa requirements from there or should we say modelled after it



Still waiting to see changes to the GTV they said were coming anyways

They have a surface resemblance because both may use evidence of achievement and recognition, but they are separate systems with different legal tests.

EB-1A requires either a qualifying one-time achievement or evidence meeting at least three listed criteria, followed by a final-merits review of whether the record as a whole shows sustained acclaim and that the person is among the small percentage at the top of the field. The UK Global Talent route uses its own endorsement or eligible-prize framework.

Some documents may be useful in both applications, but an argument built for one should not be copied into the other. The evidence has to be mapped to the exact test of the route being used.

jedisco:
Hehe..
Experienced same when I had a crash.

My tires were a bit low a d mentioned on my service but not there yet. When it happened, I was quite worried of them checking.

But I think the company are just trying to wriggle out. If it was an advisory, he can take it up with them especially if he had not driven thousands of miles afterwards.

I remember telling u then when I had to drag with my insurers abt not informing DVLA abt my change of address. Good enough, I had informed the insurance company. They wanted to cut £200 from my payout for something I could do freely online and something that wouldn't have had an impact on my payout. I kept refusing the payout. After some dragging , I got my full payout.

Insurance dey sweet during payout finally.

So you are saying tyres got advisories, same vehicle was involved in an accident, insurance company attributing accident to bald tyres......... And voided insurance policy......

You now want to take your fight to the test centre for what exactly ? Because you have only done 20 miles since the test and you want to hold them liable .........

Just read your insurance companies small prints....... Everywhere go blur .......

jedisco:
Hehe..
Experienced same when I had a crash.

My tires were a bit low a d mentioned on my service but not there yet. When it happened, I was quite worried of them checking.

But I think the company are just trying to wriggle out. If it was an advisory, he can take it up with them especially if he had not driven thousands of miles afterwards.

I remember telling u then when I had to drag with my insurers abt not informing DVLA abt my change of address. Good enough, I had informed the insurance company. They wanted to cut £200 from my payout for something I could do freely online and something that wouldn't have had an impact on my payout. I kept refusing the payout. After some dragging, I got my full payout.

Insurance dey sweet during payout finally.

After una claim by how much the cost of una insurance go up.

directonpc:
After una claim by how much the cost of una insurance go up.

Can't remember the numbers fully, but I think it went up from about £700 to about £1,150. Also, bear in mind I moved to an electric vehicle, which tend out to have higher insurance costs eitherway.

Lexusgs430:
So you are saying tyres got advisories, same vehicle was involved in an accident, insurance company attributing accident to bald tyres......... And voided insurance policy......

You now want to take your fight to the test centre for what exactly ? Because you have only done 20 miles since the test and you want to hold them liable .........

Just read your insurance companies small prints....... Everywhere go blur .......

Not the test centre but insurance company. There should be a way to challenge them denying an insurance claim. Afterall, what does he stand to lose?

Interesting video. Always love the nuance he brings to interpreting data


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP0DH47rnAM?si=QLiJPWSFiNLr3B05

jedisco:
Interesting video. Always love the nuance he brings to interpreting data


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP0DH47rnAM?si=QLiJPWSFiNLr3B05

This is really insightful. I like the way he breaks down the issues tracing it back to the circumstances surrounding how each group arrived in the UK, the cultural backgrounds etc.

LionInZion:
This is really insightful. I like the way he breaks down the issues tracing it back to the circumstances surrounding how each group arrived in the UK, the cultural backgrounds etc.

True. The cohorts that migrate and the struggles they face initially almost always have far-reaching effects in terms of attainment. Legal migration today into the UK is highly selective, and it doesn't surprise me that this would fit into attainment.

Also, if you look at the past and see the struggles and issues with racism, that really put a ceiling on what blacks could achieve for a while. This is the main reason why I'm very particular are macro changes that limit attainment.

What I find surprising is that despite attainment among kids in Caribbean communities lagging behind their West African counterparts, this tends to balance out once they get into uni. I wonder if self-selection is playing a role here again, as those who get into uni will already be academic.

jedisco:
True. The cohorts that migrate and the struggles they face initially almost always have far-reaching effects in terms of attainment. Legal migration today into the UK is highly selective, and it doesn't surprise me that this would fit into attainment.

Also, if you look at the past and see the struggles and issues with racism, that really put a ceiling on what blacks could achieve for a while. This is the main reason why I'm very particular are macro changes that limit attainment.

What I find surprising is that despite attainment among kids in Caribbean communities lagging behind their West African counterparts, this tends to balance out once they get into uni. I wonder if self-selection is playing a role here again, as those who get into uni will already be academic.

Yes, I also suspect self-selection as a factor, plus possibly having survived against all odds (racism, being put down, being told off etc) from primary through secondary school. By the time they get to uni, they would have attained some level of self-awareness and confidence that can withstand all sorts and ensure they hold their own.

jedisco:
Not the test centre but insurance company. There should be a way to challenge them denying an insurance claim. Afterall, what does he stand to lose?

You want to challenge the insurance company, when in the small prints you signed, as a condition to them selling you a policy.....

You agreed that your vehicle would be mechanically sound, as a pre-condition to their policy......😂

They probably also sent you pictures of your very bald tyres...... 😁😘

jedisco:
Can't remember the numbers fully, but I think it went up from about £700 to about £1,150. Also, bear in mind I moved to an electric vehicle, which tend out to have higher insurance costs eitherway.

That's not bad at all.

jedisco:
Interesting video. Always love the nuance he brings to interpreting data


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP0DH47rnAM?si=QLiJPWSFiNLr3B05

This is so true because majority of Jamaican men I know just want to sell weed + drugs and they all have 2 to 3 baby mamas.

I am afraid that this rarely describes Worcester of today, except for a few.

Ticha:
I lived in Worcester for almost 10 years. It used to be a small backwater city. It's cheap university and proximity to Birmingham has seen it balloon in population. It's still a relatively quiet and lovely city. Everything still shuts down between after 7pm so nothing has changed in that respect!
It also has a mainline station. There are lots of Nigerians there and I hear they have a Nigerian association as well.
Schools are good if you have children too.
Cost of living is same as everywhere else - I was shocked looking at rentals. I should have bought a house there! Can't speak for jobs but when I lived there, I worked in Birmingham and commuted so you have access to the 2nd largest city in the UK

lavida001:
This is so true because majority of Jamaican men I know just want to sell weed + drugs and they all have 2 to 3 baby mamas.

na wa for you o! How many do you know to arrive at such a conclusion

Goke7:
na wa for you o! How many do you know to arrive at such a conclusion

He is not far from the truth

justwise:
He is not far from the truth

Really? ok o. I hope when this is also said of Nigerians, we won't be triggered

lavida001:
This is so true because majority of Jamaican men I know just want to sell weed + drugs and they all have 2 to 3 baby mamas.

This is a reflection of the people you socialise with and nothing more.

Obviously it's also a reflection of who and what you are.

Goke7:
Really? ok o. I hope when this is also said of Nigerians, we won't be triggered

Nigerians are known as scammers? Yes.

Goodenoch:
This is a reflection of the people you socialise with and nothing more.

Obviously it's also a reflection of who and what you are.

Bro…not really, you are likely to find a Jamaican in prison than in full time education, holding a permanent job or in a long time marriage