Travel › Re: Uk Visa - Visa Appeal Process by segzeybaba(m): 1:57pm On Dec 15, 2009 |
Vengagirl: Hello,
My fiance applied for student visa in 2008 before we started dating, he was refused on the grounds that he supplied a forged WAEC certificate. He appealed but he never heard the outcome of the appeal (I think he appealed after the 28 day period). Although he said he kept calling the AIT but they keep telling him they are still looking into his case.
When we started dating, I went to Nigeria to see him and I encouraged him to apply again. He has family member here in the UK, he got a eltter of invitation from his sister who lives here, she also gave him copy of her passport which has her leave to remain (or work permit) I can't remember, her house agreement and letter of invitation. I also submitted a copy of my passport, rent statements, contact of employment, letter of invitation and payslips and he stated the reason for his visit as coming to see his sister and fiancee.
He applied in October 2009 for a family visitor application and his appliation declined on the basis that he has not satified the immigrations rules set out in paragraph 41 and Paragraph 320(7B) and s370 (7B) of the immigration rules which deals with situations where an applicant has previously breached an immigration rule. His family visitor application was declined based on a previous student application he made in 2008. It was in the delcine reasons that they informed him that his student visa appeal was declined even though he did not reeive any document to that effect. The ECO then stated that even though my fiance says he appealled, he did not provide them with the outcome of that appeal.
As such he was told that all subsequent applications will be declined until 2018 ( I know the immigration rule is to exclude persons from the UK who provide forged documents as part of their application submission for 10 years).
He was given a right to appeal (as he had applied for a family visitor application). I asked him how he obtained the WAEC certificate and he explained that a Man who works in WAEC told him that he could provide him with a replacement WAEC certificate ( the guy then provided the WAEC certificate). His waec certificate was lost and he did not know that waec don't furnish replacement certificate. The issue here is his result has not been falsified on the certificate. His result was exactly the same as what he scored in the exam.
I encouraged him to appeal so I drafted an appeal letter on the following grounds
-Explained how he had met the member of staff who claim to work in WAEC - Explained the fact that if he was aware that the certificate was forged he would not have gotten involved - Explained the fact that his result on the certificate was not falsified ( so this was not a grade boosting exercise) - Explained the fact that he has other family members who travel to the UK and return and they have not made UK their homes (becoming illegal immigrants) - He provided his employment letter and landed property letters - He was not notified that his student visa appeal was turned down.
I then sent the letter to the AIT here in the UK by registered post. I told him that we should opt for oral hearing but he did not want to stress his sister even though she actually agreed that he should appeal and explain how he obtained the waec certificate.
We have not heard from the AIT since the appeal was filed and I do know that it does take sometime.
I am very worried as we will be getting married soon and I know that after marriage when he applies for spousal visa his previous issues will come up. ( Although I am british) but I have heard of cases where application has been declined. But then again I have heard of worse cases where a spouse is granted a settlement visa even where the man had lived in the UK and had issues with police.
I really do not want to relocate to Nigeria now but my partner keeps telling me that if we apply after marriage and he's not granted I will have to come to Nigeria. I have contacted immigration consultants and their fee is just ridiculously high.
I am dying with worry every passing day with this 10 year ban hanging over his head (depending on the outcome of the recent appeal), although I am trying to be positive by saying that he will be granted a settlement visa, however even I am unsure what the status is for an applicant who has been excluded from entering into the UK for 10 years if such applicant then gets married to a British citizen.
Can anyone in the house please put me out of my misery by offering any useful hints and tips that would help solidify our case for when we make an application after marriage?
Thank you. Your partner will not be liable to the ten year ban if he apply in the following categories; Those applying for settlement categories to join family members in the UK or to exercise rights of access to a child; Those accompanying family members who will be submitted for settlement on arrival; If you get married and apply for a spouse visa, he wont be banned as stated under paragraph 320(7C) but he might still be refused under paragraph 320(11) contrived to significantly frustration immigration rulesYour spouse application is still subject to meeting the accommodation and maintenance requirements, the onus is on the applicant to provide enough documentation in his favour and hope the ECO exercise discretion in his favour! Hope this helps! Good luck |
Travel › Re: Us Visit Visa For My 73 Years Old Mother. I Need Ur Advice Please. Tanx by segzeybaba(m): 9:04pm On Dec 13, 2009 |
@funkybaby Where did it say applying in the United kingdom will result in an immediate refusal?, as the website stated application is accepted from everyone in the United Kingdom, permanent resident or temporary resident! the website only advised to return to your home country for better verifying or evaluating information. Anyone can apply and its left for the US embassy to either refer the applicant back to his/her home country, or grant or refuse the visa application based on the documents and information infront of the Consular officer, |
Travel › Re: Us Visit Visa For My 73 Years Old Mother. I Need Ur Advice Please. Tanx by segzeybaba(m): 7:44pm On Dec 13, 2009 |
I dont know why people find it so hard to believe someone on this thread, Non Residents of the United Kingdom
Although we accept applications from anyone physically present in the United Kingdom, it is often difficult for applicants who are not permanent residents in the United Kingdom to demonstrate that they have sufficiently strong ties to a third country, as consular officers in London or Belfast have no way of verifying or evaluating information from other countries.
If you are a temporary resident of the United Kingdom, or are planning on traveling to the United Kingdom specifically to apply for a visa, you may wish to consider applying for a visa in your country of permanent residence where you will be best able to establish your qualifications for a visa.source; http://london.usembassy.gov/cons_new/visa/niv/add_tcns.html |
Travel › Re: Safest Town In Nigeria by segzeybaba(m): 8:12pm On Dec 08, 2009 |
niger delta! bayelsa side  awoooooooooooooooh |
Travel › Re: Why Me! Travel Agent Ripping Me! by segzeybaba(m): 8:02pm On Dec 08, 2009 |
Tamita and SollobEE! whatever u call urself, dnt play with your brothers' mind on here shut your murrufucka mouth man n go die out of your own desperation! |
Travel › Re: What Documents Can I Send To American Lady To Get Nigeria Visa In Ohio,usa. by segzeybaba(m): 1:57pm On Dec 06, 2009 |
babalase: i met this american lady on the internet few months back and we fell in love with each other,she wants to come to nigeria in january 2009 and i do not know the documents to send to her to apply for nigerian visa in american and secondly where is she going to apply for nigerian visa in ohio,usa?what type of visa is she going to apply for if she"s coming to formalize our relationship{marriage}? thank you so much for your time. Give her these; *Letter of invitation from Nigeria, addressed to Visa Section, Nigeria High Commission, New york i think, accepting full immigration/evidence of sustaining self while in Nigeria. This should be in a form of traveller's cheques to be cashed in Nigeria. *Photocopy of Inviter's Passport or search google for more info goodluck |
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Properties › Re: 3 Nos Mini Flats For Lettings/leases By Abijoh Gra Lekki by segzeybaba(m): 4:22pm On Dec 02, 2009 |
84k per annum? have you got pictures? what facilities are included with the flat? |
Travel › Re: Travelling To Nigeria For The First Time, How Much Should I Bring? by segzeybaba(m): 8:42pm On Nov 29, 2009 |
what sort of stupid question be dis? have you got unlimited amount of money 2 b askin dat sorta question?  |
Travel › Re: What Kind Of Gifts Should I Get For People Back Home? by segzeybaba(m): 6:17pm On Nov 26, 2009 |
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Travel › Re: Confirmation Letter From Ait Uk, That My Appeal Was Successful by segzeybaba(m): 10:49pm On Nov 25, 2009 |
Flavio: @Tunnytox.
Thanks for your response.
I was issued a uk 6 month visit visa in 2001. I was 19 years old then. Due to bad advice and circumstances beyond my control, I overstayed my visa. In 2004, I sent my passport home and a new valid visit visa was applied for in my absence, another 6 month visit visa was issued on my passport. My intention was to travel home perharps with a travel certificate and then use my newly issued visit visa to re-enter the uk. Unfortunately, I ran into some financial difficulties and was unable to travel.
My new visa expired and my passport was still at home. In 2009, My girlfriend and I decided to travel home and reapply for a new visa. A friend of mine brought my passport for me and I flew home in may this year. On exit at heathrow airport, I was seen by an immigration officer who checked my passport , saw i'd overstayed and issued me with a form "151a", which Im perhaps sure your aware of.
The immigration officer endorsed my passport and put a line over my visas (which indicates cancelling my visas), and said il let you get on the flight but asked me, "do you have a british girlfriend" I replied yes, he then said "my friend, go back to lagos, tell your girlfriend to come,get married to her and apply for a spousal visa" "be honest with them, dont try play anytricks or change your name or id or whatever" "they are quite compassionate and cherish honesty, just be truthful"
My partner and I have been in a relationship for two years and she is a british citizen by birth. She has come nigeria to visit me 4 times since Iv been here , (which all shows in her passport) and we'r planning to do a quiet court wedding in january and then apply for a spousal visa perhaps by february.
I apologise my story is long, but to summarise it. IV OVERSTAYED IN THE UK FOR 8 YRS AND WISH TO APPLY FOR A SPOUSAL VISA . Im sure you'v perhaps come accross complicated cases like this before, but what can you advise me and what tips can you give regarding our future spousal application.
Kind Regards just make sure u are honest with this people at BHC and make sure yu can provide and meet the accommodation and maintenance requirements. try keep all the evidence of your relationship subsisting like petty petty stuffs like airtickets, email, phone records, facebook messages and so on Goodluck anyways |
Travel › Re: How Expensive Is Nigeria At Present? by segzeybaba(m): 11:15pm On Nov 23, 2009 |
debosky: Make una dey spend money anyhow. . . .when you make unrealistic expectations this is what happens.
I was in naij in August and apart from money I spent on an event I went for, I don't think I spent 100k during the two weeks I was there.
And the answer is no. . .my hand aint gummed shut.  abegiii ur hands aint gummed shut but ur hands r super glued inside ur pocket kasa final  |
Travel › Re: How Expensive Is Nigeria At Present? by segzeybaba(m): 11:05pm On Nov 23, 2009 |
koolchicco: This one pass stinginess. Na proper Super-Glue hand. 
75k for 6 weeks, still unbelievable am sorry. Abi na only Kuli Kuli she dey chop?  even with kuli kuli alone with pure water £1000 go finish 4 6weeks @secretz u rele cut ur coat according to your size ooo |
Travel › Re: How Expensive Is Nigeria At Present? by segzeybaba(m): 10:32pm On Nov 23, 2009 |
koolchicco: @Secretz
Are u saying u spent just 300pounds in a whole 6Weeks?  shurrup man  d girl don talk am say she dey very stingy  75,000 for 6weeks, thats approximately 1,800 per day! @secretz damn ur furra very stingy sha ooo  |
Travel › Re: How Expensive Is Nigeria At Present? by segzeybaba(m): 9:45pm On Nov 23, 2009 |
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Travel › Re: How Expensive Is Nigeria At Present? by segzeybaba(m): 3:09pm On Nov 23, 2009 |
greateros: I don't understand. DOES IT MEAN THAT YOU GUYS ABROAD ARE THAT BROKE!!? AM JUST AN ORDINARY EVERYDAY GUY HERE IN NIGERIA, BUT I SPENT N5k PER WEEK ON ECONOMY SCALE! AND YOU ARE COMING HOME AFTER 5 YEARS EXPECTING TO COME HOME WITH JUST N200,000k. YOU BETTER STAY BACK! CAUSE YOU WILL JUST COME AND MAKE A FOOL OF YOURSELF. YOU SHOULD BE TALKING OF COMING HOME TO SPEND N1.5M ON ECONOMY SCALE. Don't forget you are coming to the east you should keep extra N1m to bail yourself out in case kidnappers gbab you.
Reminder: Kidnapping bail out prices: Okada Rider - N3k, Taxi Driver - 5K, Ochanja Trade-50k, 200k, 450K depending on his trade, Obodo Oyibo returnee(with jeep) N3m, without jeep N500k - N1.5m depending on the family, politician N300m, nollywood actor N1.5m - N10m. Note: price maybe reviewed upward depending on deregulation and increased population based on yuletide. wetin u dey yarn my guy? cut your coat according to your size! u think say for 'abroad' money dey grow ontop trees, shurrup man @axeman85 which hotel accomodate u for 4k5? isit a standard room sha? |
Travel › Re: Nigerians! How Far Will We Go! Man Marries Daughter So She Can Get A Visa! by segzeybaba(m): 2:42pm On Nov 18, 2009 |
for me i think na person wey know dem, grass dem out, naija sha
defo with election looming, the 'iyawo or daughter' dey go back to naija, DEPORTATION str8 up |
Travel › Re: An Ex-illegal Immigrant: A Vivid And Detailed Account by segzeybaba(m): 9:48pm On Nov 16, 2009 |
Illegal Immigration
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Illegal Immigration
Illegal Immigration
Illegal Immigration
Illegal Immigration
Illegal Immigration
Illegal Immigration
Illegal Immigration
What can i say? Where should i start from?
WATCH OUT!!!!! |
Travel › Re: An Ex-illegal Immigrant: A Vivid And Detailed Account by segzeybaba(m): 9:16pm On Nov 16, 2009 |
i think i should use this platform to share my own vivid and detailed account about illegal immigration instead! What do u think peeps of NL? |
Sports › Re: U-17 World Cup Final: Switzerland Vs Nigeria [1 - 0] by segzeybaba(m): 8:59pm On Nov 15, 2009 |
i think the coach no like Sani Emmanuel too much! Na selfishness kill the team 2nyt its good swiss team won as they are really under the age of 18. |
Sports › Re: U-17 World Cup Final: Switzerland Vs Nigeria [1 - 0] by segzeybaba(m): 7:49pm On Nov 15, 2009 |
they all fuckin selfish man |
Sports › Re: U-17 World Cup Final: Switzerland Vs Nigeria [1 - 0] by segzeybaba(m): 7:44pm On Nov 15, 2009 |
MrCrackles: GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLl
Oops sorry wrong thread!  Bros shine ur eyes oooo |
Sports › Re: U-17 World Cup Final: Switzerland Vs Nigeria [1 - 0] by segzeybaba(m): 7:31pm On Nov 15, 2009 |
Stanley Okoro is a selfish maga jo |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries by segzeybaba(m): 1:03pm On Nov 15, 2009 |
erico2k2: Thanks, yes oh, my Barrister has gone to court two times now, this will be the third. Good luck bro! |
Sports › Re: WCQ: Kenya vs Nigeria - (2-3) by segzeybaba(m): 4:03pm On Nov 14, 2009 |
PETITION to sack Shaibu Amodu plz
we now need better coach 4 the WORLD CUP |
Sports › Re: WCQ: Kenya vs Nigeria - (2-3) by segzeybaba(m): 3:29pm On Nov 14, 2009 |
feed d yak goal |
Sports › Re: WCQ: Kenya vs Nigeria - (2-3) by segzeybaba(m): 2:18pm On Nov 14, 2009 |
arkinses: MOZ 1 - TUNISIA 0 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my guy u dey MAD! tension dey people body ooo |
Travel › Re: General UK Visa Enquiries by segzeybaba(m): 10:58pm On Nov 13, 2009 |
erico2k2: nah wah my broda, see me see wahala oh, its an ILR Visa case oh,I was refused the ILR Visa,I appealed and won,the Home office appealed against the decission, we went to court again, was awaiting my decission when I got that Email,Im a bit confused if we are going to court again alltogether as in the first instance or its just gonna be the Ij giving out his decissions,you understand now? Goodluck my guy hope u got a legal representation sorting it out on your behalf ooo |
Travel › Re: An Ex-illegal Immigrant: A Vivid And Detailed Account by segzeybaba(m): 9:54pm On Nov 13, 2009 |
olobe nla dis 1 na real home video oooo  |
Travel › Re: When Did Peckham (In London) Get Annexed By Nigeria? by segzeybaba(m): 11:26pm On Nov 12, 2009 |
ezeagu: Here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4182341.stm, Nigerian born? So all those women in their forties blowing Yoruba on the streets were 'British born'? u sucks man, i see ezeagu? u be igbo man abi? @bold, where did u gt dat from, go sleep murrafucka  |
Travel › Re: When Did Peckham (In London) Get Annexed By Nigeria? by segzeybaba(m): 11:04pm On Nov 12, 2009 |
ezeagu: The truth is Nigerians in Peckham do live like lower life forms in Peckham and south London, in fact half of them don't officially exist in London society because they're illegal. People back in the village where they have the most basic of things look 30x better than those in Peckham. Shurrup u murrafucka! back up your allegation with valid statistics, |