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justwise:No, that's not really the rule, a Schengen visa holder is allowed to use any of the participating states for arrival, but he'd need to explain to the immigration officers his reasons for arriving through their country and must have evidence of links with Portugal, and if he has no reasonable reason, the immigration officers reserve the rights to cancel the visa even though it was issued by the Portuguese authority. |
hopefully:What do you mean by you "have been given a limited right of appeal", are you sure you're not misunderstanding the terminology " this application does not attract the full rights of appeal "? If the latter is what is written in your refusal letter, then Know that when the UK embassy says "This application does not attract full rights of appeal" they are therefore using this terminology to state that the application has absolutely NO RIGHTS OF APPEAL in a polite manner: So, you must have the full rights of appeal to be eligible to make the appeal. Now, the omission that you made is very likely to result in subsequent visa refusals because, the UK embassy now considers you a dishonest desperate applicant who poses immigration risk and can not be trusted with a visa. So, unless there is a very compelling reason to issue you the visa, you're more likely to be refused again, so your best option is to appeal the refusal. |
archive:Yeah, that's just your opinion, but the Quran forbids so |
yemmy27:Say this Jargon tales to those foolish enough to do business with a worthless someone like you; if really you've ever looked over Nigerian shores from the sky, you would have known the meaning of the word "Proxy Passport" and the consequences of being caught in possession of one. |
[quote author=O.osisiogu link=topic=669030.msg8336157#msg8336157 date=1305617421]Please I want to find out if the Nigerian Population Commission (NPC) has an online database where registered births can be accessed by any embassy? I recently obtained a birth certificate from the NPC. I'm just curious however, to know how embassies or immigration authorities in asian countries (for instance) confirm the authenticity of NPC issued birth certificates. It's a matter of importance to me, Your opinions are highly welcomed. Merci[/quote]Unfortunately, Nigeria is a disorganised mess of a country, and as long as it still has not developed the ideas of practising the issuance of Personal Identification Number to her citizens like western world does, it will be impossible to run a flawless national birth registration database; therefore, such database can not exist for now. Shame on Nigeria!!! |
[quote author=eme+ify link=topic=517210.msg8009833#msg8009833 date=1301402159]Hi I just applied for emergency trevel certificate in london. and on it it was written 'leaving from london' but i live in aberdeen and am leaving from aberdeen. Does the disparity matter? they have refused to change it claiming it doesnt matter but i dont know. has anyone out there has that issue before?[/quote]It really wouldn't matter, the UK immigration would be more than delighted to see you leave their country by any means and from any airport: All they would do is to make a pen-written remark on the TC to correct the error |
@ Poster, By terms and conditions, you are not eligible to apply for your passport at any Nigerian embassy except in the country where you legally reside; but in the situation where there is no embassy in your country of stay, then a presiding Nigerian embassy in another country would take charge. Now, given that there is a Nigerian embassy in Stockholm, you can only do your passport at it or in Nigeria. Remember that among other things, you need a proof of address, proof of residence permit, a Nigerian guarantor and his/her proof of same in order to apply for a passport at the embassy. Chetti:You lost your passport in 2003, (after being in service for a period of time), and it expired in 2009? Was your passport valid for 20 years, are you sure you really ever had a Nigerian Passport? |
OAM4J: justwise:Though i hoped it's not true, but to be honest, i did believe that it was real because, it's not a thing of impossibility. Good to hear that it's all sarcasm. |
Bowie11:"This offer is not a scam", and Nairaland is the ideal avenue to solicit for such genuine and enormous business venture. |
justwise:Not meaning any disdain nor to hurt your feeling, but rather out of curiosity. . . I can recall Suxes2005 making offensive mention of it, but then i thought he was just trying to provoke you, and now, you just mentioned it yourself. So, if you don't mind, i'd like to ask if you're indeed a wheelchair user; and if so, how did Suxes2005 know about it? |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=30156.msg8322290#msg8322290 date=1305412909]Just to point out that I make post here experience and not just speculations. The 90days is a form of legal time frame which has become established as sufficient timing for any reasonable action to be taken by any competent body of authority in the UK and the home office/fco/embassy uses this time frame as in house rules to process all visas hence the reason on the BHC website in nigeria they request you only contact them after regarduing your visas after 28days but not more than 90days. [size=18pt]Please can you justify your claim (base on immigration legislation) that the embassy can refuse issuing visas after you must have won your appeal. [/size] This notion was recently (Jan 2011) esponged by a High Court Judge in Scotland in a case involving a nigerian and the judge rebuked the ECM for assigning to himself powers not even assign to the Home Secertary by law. Once an Appeal is allowed (as against a Judicial review) the only option available to the Home Office/embassy is an Appeal of the stay of the AIT decision at the high court within 7 working days after the date og the decision. Even,(as recently found out from an high court judgement 2011)in cases whereby there are other grounds of refusal not previously taken into consideration by the ECO, the home office/fco/embassy must only do so by a way of Appeal and not by solely deny the issuence of visas except in cases of terrorism/national threat. The legal letter (which you can akin to a pre-action protocol letter)is part of what the judge will be looking to see by the time you proceed to the courts. Those I have seen use this option in and outside the UK ended up with the UKBA/embassy replying them with a standard letter format explaining why the have not been able to process the visas which is usually blamed on administrative error or loss of letter in post! I honestly have not come across anyone who has won an Appeal and without the visas not been issued unless in cases where fco/home office files a cross appeal in the high court and this is usually the case if the home office feels there was an error of judgement by the AIT immigration judge as per the Technicality of the Law or misrepresentation of facts/evidence before the AIT judge. Pakina (2010)comes mind here! Technically from the view point of law I am not convinced of your postulation about post Appeals.Remember, AIT looks at your application in its entirety based on the bundle of the appallant against the immigration rules & policy guidance and decides either in favour or against, that is why thier decisions are largely called DETERMINATIONS and not judgement unlike the cases that go for judicial review (single judge during paper/oral permission to proceed with judicial review application stage)and subsequently Substantive hearing before a panel of judges (if permission is granted) hence the reason thiers is ccalled judgement. Just like you claimed the embassy can not be forced to issue visas so also the embassy can not not act on the verdict of a competent UK court unless there is a stay on the court's verdict by a way of Appeal.[/quote]Responding mainly to the paragraph in bold red: Appeal could take several months to reach verdict. Now, if an appeal has been decided in favour of the appellant, the decision does not in any way represent automatic visa issuance, the appellant will still be required to present his/her application documents (at the embassy) for re-assessment and reconsideration; and in the situation whereby the applicant's circumstances have changed, ie his/her financial situation does not add up any longer, or the visa sought is of a certain category that has been affected by change of circumstance, his/her visa application can still be refused even after the successful appeal. This is how it works. |
So, you guys eventually took this extra measures to nab the guy? I'm impressed. I'm concerned that people like this are going to mess up the Turkish entry concession, such abuse would make it difficult for genuine visitors. . . Now, Mr. Shalom, what have you got to say? |
[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=30156.msg8312628#msg8312628 date=1305285572]Did you submitt the appeal yourself or were helped by an immigration solicitor? If you did the appeal yourself and not through an immigration solicitor then get the 'determination' of the immigration judge scanned, draft a letter of notice addressed to the Entry Clearance manager (ECM)at the entry post where your application was assessed and forward same with the 'determinaton' attached to Abuja.Visas.CorrespondenceUnit@fco.gov.uk (please note the upper case in the e-mail address). Also note, that the embassy usually avail themself sometime frame to process your visas and they often given maximum of 90days for long term visas but if you keep knocking on thier door, you will be asked to bring your passport within a couple of days after they acknowledge the receipt of your determination. If your appeal was through an immigration solicitors, then should know better by faxing the outcome of the appeal to the foriegn commonwealth office who are in charge of the high commissions. Have you confirmed if the Home Office didnot appeal the decision of the AIT immigration judge? Usually this is done after 7days and the AIT will notify you if that is the case. If after 90days you get no response, then write a 'legal' letter to them warning of a court action should they fail to process your visas within 14days. Hope this helps and please come back and let others know how things went for you so lessons can be learnt by others.[/quote]Everything but one that you said here is with wisdom and understanding (and perhaps from experience), but allow me to disagree with the last input (in red); You can't send a "legal" letter to any embassy to warn them of court actions because, you absolutely have no ground to force the embassy to issue you a visa: visas are merited on privilege, not by fundamental rights. So, the UK embassy still reserves the rights to refuse him the visa even if he won the appeal because, winning appeal does not guarantee the issuance of the visa, it simply means, the appellant has won the favour for reconsideration of the refused application hence some people who won their appeals could still have their visas denied |
chinboy:So, you sef want join put sand sand for my garri? |
ycoxyng:Man, why you dey put sand sand for my garry na, why you dey scare away my clients? |
justwise:Because, they are "abroad" countries like the UK and others. |
Contact me for visas to any of these countries, payment only after you have gotten a job and settled there: Bangladesh East Timor Afghanistan Sri lanka Syria Somalia Ethiopia Iraq Sudan Rwanda Congo Iran Eritrea Yemen Haiti Malawi Only interested and serious minded clients should indicate their interest... |
Contact me for visas to any of these countries: Bangladesh East Timor Afghanistan Sri lanka Somalia Ethiopia Sudan Rwanda Congo Yemen Eritrea |
fishhooks:But this is only a ground for refusal, and it's not at all deserving a 10 years ban. Besides. he definitely can argue it out by claiming that he was being traditional and that it is a tradition to refer to an elderly someone as an uncle. These people are also familiar with Nigerian's traditions. But why do you worry about this, the visa had been refused anyway. |
fishhooks:It is unfortunate that now-a-days, Nigerians can only apply for the UK visa through the embassy's Partner company that knows nothing about applicant's eligibility and as a result, he might need to make a gamble application which would then give him the opportunity to know his position. But as i said earlier, i don't think he's under a ban, and to answer you other question, there's no time frame or regulation as to when a refused applicant can make reapplication, he can apply again any time |
fishhooks:I don't think he's under the ban since he can arguably defend his claim that the exaggerated or overwritten sum is from other undocumented source; trust me, these Entry Clearance Officers (ECO) are well familiar with Nigerian Labour Industry and the system of payment, remember, most people in Nigeria don't have their incomes documented: He can simply claim that he owns some minor business or does some other casual works. |
fishhooks:It would help if you can provide answers to Justwise' question. Anyway, it is difficult to say whether he'd been place under a ban or not; But if however he lied (in writing) about his financial circumstance, he would be in the category of those providing misleading information in an "attempt to obtain the UK visa by means of deception", and as a result, his fate depends greatly on the discretion of the Entry Clearance Manager (ECM) who is empowered to either enforce the 10 years ban or pardon his action depending on how serious he considers the deception to be. Now, the fact that he wasn't given the (full) rights of appeal does not mean that he's under a ban, it simply means that his (refused) application did not attract such rights on categorical grounds. Should he wish to make future application, I'd advise that he requests to know whether he is eligible or not, the embassy should advise him on his position. And to answer your final question; NO, he can't appeal it |
What airline do you wish to book, and by the way, where is your destination? I might offer some help if you need it. |
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uzoo:You're indeed a wise one |
lovemoi2:The fact that i wrote the articles both in the link that you provided and the one in this very thread does not mean that i'm a hater of black women, but rather, it means that i'm being honest with my observations, my feelings and my opinions about Nigerian women. If anyone feels personally offended by the contents or part of the articles, it therefore means that the individual is associated with the undesired characteristics that i mentioned, and therefore, i owe no such person any apology. lovemoi2:You're blessed |
ganan4you:If (by invitation) you're applying for a Family Visit visa and you don't have a job in your country, the Visa Officer may turn his focus on the person who is inviting you, and your application may be influenced based on the person's calibre and reputation and his desire to cover every cost and guarantee your departure in due time. But if you're applying for a Visit visa (otherwise known as Tourist visa), you'd have to meet the certain requirements and you must have a job good enough to impress the Visa Officer, and also, you must have reasonable amount of money in your bank account statement showing transaction details reading back to the last 3 or 6 months. So, as a jobless man (who has previously been refused a Student visa), your chance of getting a Tourist visa is very, very slim except the visa officer decides to break the golden rules and issue a tourist visa to a jobless man who has little or no obligation to return to home country. The VO would definitely want to know what you've been doing since you graduated and will suspect that you intend to take up employment in the UK or resort to public funds. |
orebs:Unfortunately, there is absolutely nothing you can do in this situation, you've just been banned from the UK for 10 years, which means, it's up to you to apply as many times as you wish, but you will be considered ineligible for the visa until after 10 years. Read more in the link below. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-401198.0.html |
donnelly:My point is; a person applying for a business visa is expected to have business initiatives with business connections and contacts, but for you to be in need of a business Invitation letter is a total suspect: and now that you're thinking of applying for a tourist visa with the intention of doing business in the UK is ridiculous. |
ajiifixing:With no intention to ruin the poster's business; but, i'm still trying to understand what really is the big deal about booking a flight? I can do that for anyone free of charge, or is it anything more than using my Credit Card to make online booking? If anyone needs help with flight booking, all you have to do is confirm the cost, and i'll use my credit card to do the booking: and of course, you'll have to submit the money to my contact in Nigeria. |
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