Cyndicate:


Obviously he isn’t literally a baby, baby... It is quite puzzling and creepy how you’re so pressed about what I called mines.

Funny how trifling creatures be quick to tag someone they know not “minor”....

The age of formal cognitive operational stage I think is 11

Lexusgs430:




Good morning,

I came across this thread whilst seeking information on this process as I am about to go through it in less than 3 months.

Now that you cleared that up, My SPOUSE is coming into Nigeria to marry me.
I really need to know if the legal union must be done in Abuja or Lagos?

Secondly, would it be advisable to apply via premium service in the UK(on a visit visa) or apply from Nigeria?

Cyndicate:

Lexusgs430:


Further from the truth and interpretation of my response you are........
What we call ours on this thread is spouse/husband/wife........
When issues are raised on this thread, it's best to probe deeper, to avoid confliction in interpretation.....
Literal interpretation in the past, has caused the wrong type of advice/suggestion offered.......

If your baby is 11, then I would politely suggest you apply in about 7 years from now ......

Lexusgs430:




Good morning,

I came across this thread whilst seeking information on this process as I am about to go through it in less than 3 months.

Now that you cleared that up, My SPOUSE is coming into Nigeria to marry me.
I really need to know if the legal union must be done in Abuja or Lagos?

Secondly, would it be advisable to apply via premium service in the UK(on a visit visa) or apply from Nigeria?

Cyndicate:

Lexusgs430:


You can use any registry of your choice in Nigeria. Ensure they issue you a local government marriage certificate and take pictures backing the registry insignia....

You cannot apply for a spousal in the UK, while on a visiting visa. You would not be granted a marriage licence. Marriage would have to be conducted in your home country.....

Best to apply via priority application, if the extra funds is not too much financial stress and also depends how quickly you want to be in baby's arms.......

Lexusgs430:


Madam, I truly LOVE YOU (no intentions to snatch you away from your baby).........

Cyndicate:


The empty quote didn’t happen, it wasn’t me...

Cyndicate:


Lolz! Thanks for the information, now I know how to start planning.
Someone is sarcastic ...hahahahaha

Cyndicate:


Obviously he isn’t literally a baby, baby... It is quite puzzling and creepy how you’re so pressed about what I called mines.

Funny how trifling creatures be quick to tag someone they know not “minor”....

The age of formal cognitive operational stage I think is 11

Lexusgs430:


Further from the truth and interpretation of my response you are........
What we call ours on this thread is spouse/husband/wife........
When issues are raised on this thread, it's best to probe deeper, to avoid confliction in interpretation.....
Literal interpretation in the past, has caused the wrong type of advice/suggestion offered.......

If your baby is 11, then I would politely suggest you apply in about 7 years from now ......

Aphrodite007:


You sef you like trouble sha

Aphrodite007:


Is your girlfriend in the uk already? Is she studying working or a citizen? If she is in Nigeria and both of you want to move to the uk to work and then get married, I don’t think this is the right thread for you. If she is studying, you might be able to apply (if it’s a PhD only), if she is working, you might be able to apply but you won’t be able to work for 6 months. If she is a citizen, you will be able to apply but won’t work for 6 months. The visa application you will be applying for is the fiancé visa to allow you get married to her within the 6 months you will be granted entry in the uk. However the chances of a successful fiancé visa is low. I’ll advise you to marry her then apply.

Extremebeau:
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teejay231:
Hello my people, just curious if anyone has had to replace a lost or stolen BRP card? Any idea on the time frame for postal application? Thanks.

CeeCeeCortes:
Hi everyone,

I've finally made an account after being a silent follower for the past few years; it's only the right thing to do as you all have been my virtual family throughout my 5 year long distance journey.

If it wasn't for this forum, I wouldn't now be able to finally deserve some peace after all I've been through. Being in a long distance is one thing but being young (we in our mid 20's) and being from two different cultures (Hubby: Nigerian and me: Caribbean) added more to rollercoaster.

Nevertheless, my husband was finally granted his visa today. There's no words that can describe how I'm feeling right now.

Here's our timeline (standard):

Online Submission: 9th February
Biometrics: 13th February
Documents sent: 19th February
Decision made: 11th May
Passport ready for collection: 11th May
Passport collected with visa: 11th May
Total: 61 working days

God bless everyone who contributes and good luck to everyone who is waiting for a response.

CeeCeeCortes:
Hi everyone,

I've finally made an account after being a silent follower for the past few years; it's only the right thing to do as you all have been my virtual family throughout my 5 year long distance journey.

If it wasn't for this forum, I wouldn't now be able to finally deserve some peace after all I've been through. Being in a long distance is one thing but being young (we in our mid 20's) and being from two different cultures (Hubby: Nigerian and me: Caribbean) added more to rollercoaster.

Nevertheless, my husband was finally granted his visa today. There's no words that can describe how I'm feeling right now.

Here's our timeline (standard):

Online Submission: 9th February
Biometrics: 13th February
Documents sent: 19th February
Decision made: 11th May
Passport ready for collection: 11th May
Passport collected with visa: 11th May
Total: 61 working days

God bless everyone who contributes and good luck to everyone who is waiting for a response.

Ibkbosson:
I am about to apply for my second settlement visa. My first one was refused last year when I was pregnant after 6 months due to English requirement. P.s I have a masters degree from a university in the Uk. I wanted to ask that can I apply using priority this time around? Is it adviseable?
Thank you

Ibkbosson:
I am about to apply for my second settlement visa. My first one was refused last year when I was pregnant after 6 months due to English requirement. P.s I have a masters degree from a university in the Uk. I wanted to ask that can I apply using priority this time around? Is it adviseable?
Thank you

CeeCeeCortes:
Hi everyone,

I've finally made an account after being a silent follower for the past few years; it's only the right thing to do as you all have been my virtual family throughout my 5 year long distance journey.

If it wasn't for this forum, I wouldn't now be able to finally deserve some peace after all I've been through. Being in a long distance is one thing but being young (we in our mid 20's) and being from two different cultures (Hubby: Nigerian and me: Caribbean) added more to rollercoaster.

Nevertheless, my husband was finally granted his visa today. There's no words that can describe how I'm feeling right now.

Here's our timeline (standard):

Online Submission: 9th February
Biometrics: 13th February
Documents sent: 19th February
Decision made: 11th May
Passport ready for collection: 11th May
Passport collected with visa: 11th May
Total: 61 working days

God bless everyone who contributes and good luck to everyone who is waiting for a response.

deebaby05:

It took about 4 weeks before I got a replacement. After I reported it lost online and posted the replacement form, I got a letter telling me to go for biometrics on the 3rd February. did biometrics on the 6th February and got my brp on the 7th of March 2018

Msmerciee:


I don’t get, you were refused the visa even after you provided your masters certificate? Pls enlighten me.

teejay231:


That is 4 weeks excluding the time to receive the biometric enrolment letter. How long after posting the replacement form did you get the biometrics enrolment letter? Thanks.

deebaby05:

yes 4 weeks excluding the time to receive the biometric letter. really i can't remember the exact time frame btween when i posted the replacement form and when i got the enrolment letter but i remember that 2/3 days after i posted the form, they deducted the money.

CeeCeeCortes:
Hi everyone,

I've finally made an account after being a silent follower for the past few years; it's only the right thing to do as you all have been my virtual family throughout my 5 year long distance journey.

If it wasn't for this forum, I wouldn't now be able to finally deserve some peace after all I've been through. Being in a long distance is one thing but being young (we in our mid 20's) and being from two different cultures (Hubby: Nigerian and me: Caribbean) added more to rollercoaster.

Nevertheless, my husband was finally granted his visa today. There's no words that can describe how I'm feeling right now.

Here's our timeline (standard):

Online Submission: 9th February
Biometrics: 13th February
Documents sent: 19th February
Decision made: 11th May
Passport ready for collection: 11th May
Passport collected with visa: 11th May
Total: 61 working days

God bless everyone who contributes and good luck to everyone who is waiting for a response.