It's a tricky but simple situation.

Normally, the Trust would say the COS won't cover your dependent. What they mean is they won't provide accommodation, flight and visa fee and other pecks to your dependent.

However, you're allowed by law to bring your partner and under 18 kids with you. Hence, there's a place in the COS that states that it covers your dependent. That means, they can apply for dependent visa but not entitled to any peck from the Trust.

Usually, the Trust will certainly tick "Y" as in yes for the clause that says it covers your dependents. If it doenst, you can discuss it with Trust. So, relax and watch things upload.

Organised systems like the NHS and UK are always open to dialogue on any issue.

Hope that helps clarify the issue.

emmas2k570:



Please on this COS Matter i want to get a clarity, I asked my trust if my spouse can use my COS to apply for VISA, the trust recruitment admin said the COS is only for me and my spouse will have to apply for a separate visa.

I am confused, what does this mean?

And my spouse applying for a dependent visa, at what point will i declare i have a dependant which is my spouse ?

Thank you as i anticipate your responses

Omo, the matter tire me oooo. Thank you.

Meanwhile, how often do you advise the change of transmission oil? Last I changed was in July. The dipstick level still looks fine.

Collione:


What I do know is that the oil minder is fairly accurate/reliable. It uses sensors to determine if the oil is still in top shape based on trips, temperature, speed and other variables. Short trips and stop and go traffic wears oil faster. I'd suggest you change your oil soon since you have done 2k miles anyway you can push it to 2500 or 3k so long as the oil is fully synthetic but my real advice is to service your car to avoid stories that touch. Engine cost my guy

I did the reset after the oil was changed. It was back to 100%.

Mileage was at 200500, now it's at 202200.

Oil grade was 5W-30 SEA, Performance Plus.

DMechyy:


You probably didn't do a reset the oil was changed.

Writing down the mileage at the point of change and schedule the next change at a particular mile helps with keeping tabs.

What grade of oil did you use

Sure, I reset the counter to 100%.

Used Performance Plus Oil.

The degradation happened so fast.

Collione:


So when you serviced it initially, did you rest the oil life monitor back to 100 percent because it doesn't do so automatically. And what engine oil are you using.

I used a scanner.

emadamysy:
What device are you using to clear this codes? I had a technician do this last week and it cleared

With this, I presume it's cheaper using a Nigerian card abroad than getting pounds at black market rate from Nigeria.

erico2k2:

Thank you, I remember a guy I was at Heathrow with use his 9ja bank card to get o n the underground

Thanks.

Just cleared the codes now but the -50 oil life and service spanner are still on the dashboard.

emadamysy:
Scan and clear the error codes, It happed to my 08 Accord.

In/Expensive is relative.

What's your budget?

After deciding your budget, you can run a search on Google for "hotels in Ikeja". If your budget can't pick the ones in Ikeja, then do "hotels in Oshodi". They're both surroundings to GRA Ikeja.

ybahrbz91:
Good evening House.

My TB test appointment is for Thursday. I will be coming into Lagos Wednesday. Please any suggestions of a not to expensive hotel close to the venue.

Thank you for your help.

My oil life percentage got to 0% really fast, and I have only driven like 2000 miles after changing the oil in September.

In fact, it's now at -50.

But the oil level on the dipstick is still much but thw dashboard oil life percentage is already low.

Must i change the oil ASAP?

Your thoughts please Collione luvinhubby, kingreign, heavenlybang, presegs

Thanks.

Do you have any plug for document translation?

WCEC:


According to the website, it's 72h.

Yes you need to translate your birth certificate.

It's for Tier 2 Skilled Visa.

Fourcade:


Is this for Tier 4 application? Student Visa?

It's for Skilled Visa.

Fourcade:


Is this for Tier 4 application? Student Visa?

Thanks.

Do i need to translate my birth certificate to French before uploading?

Also, how long does the processing take?

WCEC:



Use this website https://service-public.bj/

Police report is same as casier judiciaire (French)

Thank you.

I see you tried sending me a PM. I can't access that mail for now.

How else can I reach you?

TClassique:


"Yes, he will able to get it from Cotonou. He should go to the Judiciary Court in Cotonou with his passport and birth certificate. It costs about 20,000 CFA and takes about 2 weeks for the whole process to be completed".

���A friend's response!

Nothing much.

After getting a job/COS document, apply for a visa and state that you have a dependent. Not sure if stating that you have a child matters to some employers.

Your under 18 child has to apply for a dependent visa, just like you.

See details here: https://www.gov.uk/health-care-worker-visa/your-partner-and-children

EniEye:
I just started the processing, awaiting local verification. I want to know if it's possible and what it entails to travel with my toddler

Hi guys,

UK Visa office just sent me a mail requesting Police Clearance Certificate from the Republic of Benin because i schooled there years back.

For those that schooled outside Nigeria, were you asked to get police report from another country?

If so, how did you get the report, especially, the Republic of Benin?

What type of visa?

Anyway, Google can direct you to the UK Gov page with the requested info.

Elvisfruit:
I will love to know how much is visa fee and priority visa together
Please

In his defense, poverty as used here isn't the lack of material possessions but of mental and thoughtful thinking.

If so, it'll be akin to foolishness as you've highlighted.

Kobojunkie:
I disagree. Even poor people can recognize wisdom from all the muck that continues to taint the Nigerian existence. Instead, na foolishness cause am abeg!.

God bless you for this.

It skipped my thought line while posting.

Money is being abused because many do not understand its purpose.

RepoMan007:
The painful thing about it all is that, money was meant to facilitate exchange of things and services. What those people are doing is akin to a farmer who adores his tools, equipments and storage facilities to the point he forgers to farm. People now worship money hoping it comes to them magically instead of creating what attracts it.

I'm interested in knowing how many countries you've lived to come to this conclusion.

Please share your findings and I'll share mine.

DontBullshitMe:
Money is worshipped everywhere. Not particular to Nigeria. It's a worldwide problem.

Post the link here.

Nothing tangible is coming from Google.

folahann:


Is a virtual $ card just like barter. In fact, they use flutterwave's api.

I don't know if It's proper to share the registration link here.

Thanks for the clarification.

I get your point now.

Cheers!

isaiah4life:
The usage of the term 'money mongers' was to placed emphasis on A person promoting money unpleasantly.

Most of the folks being praised because of their money are aware of these biases, but still promote it.

Paddy my, that's was what I meant.

Na wah ooo.

Thanks for reminding me of Nigeria's place in the poverty realm.

MsFaith:
Na poverty cause am. Nigeria is not tagged world poverty capital for nothing.

Interesting.

But I seek some clarification about your last paragraph.

Does it mean you won't accept or respect anyone who isn't a Christian or without the knowledge og God?

Righteousness2:
You are absolutely on Point.

Vanity has beclouded the sense of reasoning of so many people today. Vanities have become a god to so many people, and it is really very unfortunate and Pathetic.

Personally, Money or vanity is the least thing that makes me admire or respect anyone.
I respect and admire a man or woman who Genuinely knows JESUS Christ, has the Visible Spirit, attributes and Knowledge of GOD.

It's a terrible thing.

Age is not barrier to this: both old and young are guilty.

Many people are hypocritical, looking to appear good before those they consider better/richer than them.

This untrue nature of theirs is why they won't be better. You don't MAKE IT by faking it.

By the way, I'm not sure "money-monger" is apt for the description above. Please check the dictionary for that.

isaiah4life:
Sir, you are right. Money mongers.

If you don't have money, your ideas are meaningless to them. In families, the person with much money makes the decrees.

This is the bane of our society.

Have you ever been respected or disrespected based on what you have or don't have?

In my residential area, I noticed that people greet me in a special way whenever I'm driving, but the degree of enthusiasm drops once I decide to walk.

At the banks and companies, security officers usually give people special treatment because they flaunt car key or affluence. But for "keys in the pocket" crew like me, they look down on us until they realise we have cars too.

In church, some people practically inflate the respect they accord me.

I get pretty worried by such act of ingenuity, low-balling, sycophancy, plastic-humility and money-worshipping.

Needless to say, na poor (mentally and materially) people dey do these things pass. It's sickening.

Too many Nigerians are money-driven and regard people because they have money, regardless of how they get it. This is one of reasons many do/will do anything just to make money.

We have no value for values. No premium for principles. No consciousness for content. No cheering and craving for character.

For one, I detaste being "regarded" for what I have rather who I am and my content and value.

Please share your experience of when people regarded you simply because you possess something.

Omo, I give up on Nigerians.

The journey to getting the critical mass that'll birth the required transformation is yet to start.

Long way to glory!

micxwell:

Are you just realizing this? Imagine, he'll prevent his children from running errands for his neighbor who says children isn't an achievement .
Face Me I Face You Mentality...

I'm super tired of the normalised folly.

I weep for the country.

Kobojunkie:
Nigeria is still a nation overrun by fools.

Nigeria is a joke.

At the heart of this tussle is revenue generation and territorial control.

All the state actors involved care less about the citizens and what becomes of them.

Ponder on this: Is a piece paper needed to validate a marriage OR a marriage validates a piece of paper? Not too many would grasp this.

Nah!

Mental robustness is never gender-specific nor biased.

I've seen, spoken and worked with loads of smart and thoughtful ladies. My wife is a daily pointer to that.

You go still do Christmas for me nau.

Klass99:


You are welcome.




Yes nah, you think women are fickle, abi?




I owe you a kiss then, mwah . Thank God sef, I get to save money from NOT buying blue bunny .

Keep improving, I am inspired to as well.

Really?

Won't it be nice that you explain your intended intent for that post?

ayubaski:
That's not what I said and not what I mean, it's seems you don't understand English

What a thought!

So, the only reason you gave birth is so they can run errands for others?

Omo, this country no dey go anywhere with the "quality" of thoughts and ideas I read on this forum. Our development is way beyond political pandering but the quality of minds we have in the citizenry.

ayubaski:
Some of you saying it's not an achievement, if I were your neighbor and you tell me bearing children is not an achievement I will barr my children from running any errands for u